Location: Tonsai Beach, Ao Nang, Thailand Artist: Pso Man Year: 2024 Photo Credits: Pso Man USEFUL LINKS: Pso Man in this blog | Instagram | Facebook…
Streetart – Pso Man @ Tonsai Beach, Thailand
Streetart – Pso Man @ Tonsai Beach, Thailand
Daily Archives: April 16, 2024
Streetart – Alegria del Prado @ Gargantilla, Spain
Location: Gargantilla, Spain Artist: Alegria del Prado (Mexico) For: Muro Critico, Diputación de Cáceres Curated by: Jonatan Carranza Sojo Address:…
Streetart – Alegria del Prado @ Gargantilla, Spain
Streetart – Ilke Cop @ Ostend, Belgium
Location: Ostend, Belgium Artist: Ilke Cop For: The Crystal Ship Oostende Curated by: All About Things Year: 2024 Photo credits: JULES CÉSURE ABOUT …
Streetart – Ilke Cop @ Ostend, Belgium
Painting: Egyptian Chess Players
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema was a Dutch painter who later settled in the United Kingdom. Born in Dronryp, the Netherlands, and trained at the Royal …
Painting: Egyptian Chess Players
More Old Photos Of Ollie
Julie found some more photos of Ollie taken on her phones. No matter how many photos we have of him, it will never be enough. Baby Ollie, the first …
More Old Photos Of Ollie
The April sun bleached barren the soil
A poem in Vietnamese by Tạ Xuân HảiTranslation and photography by Nguyễn Thị Phương Trâm The April sun bleached barren the soilA dry bush offered…
The April sun bleached barren the soil
Summoning the rain
A poem in Vietnamese by Lê Vĩnh TàiTranslator: Nguyễn Thị Phương TrâmPhotography: Nguyễn Thị Phương Trâm I need the rain. Drooping dry branches…
Summoning the rain
THE Parched CROW story – mo mnsoor blog
One blistering summer day, a crow was
One blistering summer day, a crow was feeling extremely parched. It flew all around the fields searching for water, however undeniably was to no end. It flew to a great extent for quite a while, yet it couldn’t track down water to extinguish its thirst. At long last, it felt weak and nearly lost all desire to track down water.
Unexpectedly, it saw a pitcher under a tree. It flew down to check whether it had any water inside. Indeed, it could see some water at the lower part of the pitcher!.
The crow attempted to drive his head into the container. Yet, the crow couldn’t arrive at the water with its snout. The neck of the pitcher was excessively lengthy, and the water level was excessively low. Then, at that point, it attempted to shift the pot for the water to stream out by the pot was excessively weighty and didn’t move an inch.
The drained crow considered every option for some time. It glanced around and discovered a few rocks which gave it a smart thought. It picked the rocks individually and dropped them in the pitcher. As an ever increasing number of stones were dropped into the pot, the water level began rising. Before long the water level was sufficiently high for the crow to drink from it. It hydrated, extinguished its thirst and joyfully traveled to its objective.
The account of the parched crow shows us that each issue is feasible assuming you strive to tackle it. So never let the troubles and difficulties in your day to day existence cut you down; try sincerely and use it to learn and develop.
Weekly Wisdom 16 April – MiddleMe
Source: #art, Mujeres fotógrafas en la historia – Women Photographers in History – JaZzArt en València
Martha Holmes fue una fotógrafa norteamericana (1923-2006)
Comenzó a trabajar en la revista Life cuando solo tenia 20 años de edad y ejerció su profesión en else reconocido medio 40 años, especialmente durante la época dorada de la revista, considerada la editorial más popular de fotografía en EEUU. Se le recuerda por su retratos íntimos y por ser foto-cronista deportiva en una época cuando eso era patrimonio exclusivo de fotógrafos masculinos. Holmes murió en su casa de Manhattan en 2006 a la edad de 83 años. Captó imágenes de Judy Garland, Marlene Dietrich, Van Johnson, Joan Crawford y John Garfield, Jackson Pollock, Salvador Dalí y hasta de Eleanor Roosevelt bebiéndose un zumo de tomate.
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Martha Holmes was a North American photographer (1923-2006)
She began working at Life magazine when she was only 20 years old and practiced her profession at the renowned publication for 40 years, especially during the magazine’s golden age, considered the most popular photography editorial in the U.S. She is remembered for her intimate portraits and for being a sports photo-journalist at a time when that was the exclusive domain of male photographers. Holmes died at her Manhattan home in 2006 at the age of 83. She captured images of Judy Garland, Marlene Dietrich, Van Johnson, Joan Crawford, and John Garfield, as well as Jackson Pollock, Salvador Dalí, and even Eleanor Roosevelt drinking tomato juice.
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Source: #art, Mujeres fotógrafas en la historia – Women Photographers in History – JaZzArt en València
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