Post pictures of anything, with comment...couple words.

[Jimi Floyd]

Summer 1980 - Ektachrome 64

 

[xanalog]

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Summer 1980 - Ektachrome 64

Woot!
Nekkid bodies!

 

[CapMan]

View from the pub at Appletreewick in the Yorkshire Dales (pronounced Aptrewick)

 

[xanalog]

Welcome to our Winter 2025:

 

[SKNG]

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You otter take more photos like that!

"Unfortunately" after 2 weeks of frequently visiting the same spot was not able to see any group hunting scene, luckily got some pics on this lonely fellas.

 

[xray]

It's usually very dry here, especially in the winter. Fog is rare but we've had fog 3 days in a row which is even rarer. It created some interesting frost on the trees.

 

[Ricardus]

View from the pub at Appletreewick in the Yorkshire Dales (pronounced Aptrewick)

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Looks like a place I'd like to visit as long as they have some good cider.

 

[Ricardus]

 

[whereisbrian]

It's snowing here, it's quite rare for it to last this long!

 

[daniboun]

"Onement VI" by Bernett Newman sold @ 43.8 million euros
Ridicule doesn't kill, does it?

 

[whereisbrian]

It's a kind of Klein Blue Monochrome

 

[xanalog]

"Onement VI" by Bernett Newman sold @ 43.8 million euros
Ridicule doesn't kill, does it?


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Please resist the temptation to call the Joan Miró's "Bleu II" the "doodling of a child".

Joan Miró's priceless 1961 original "Bleu II" is an oil-on-canvas, measuring 270cm x 355cm, and resides at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris.

OT: There were "III" versions of the artwork, which was part of Miró's "Blue Triptych" series. While Blue II is highly valued and recognized as a key work in Miró’s mature period. Depending on the provenance/medium of the reproductions; they have fetched north of $100K. Sotheby record for a much earlier Joan Miró artwork had fetched $37Million in 2021.

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[daniboun]

Please resist the temptation to call the Joan Miró's "Bleu II" the "doodling of a child".
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Joan Miró's priceless 1961 original "Bleu II" is an oil-on-canvas, measuring 270cm x 355cm, and resides at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris.

OT: There were "III" versions of the artwork, which was part of Miró's "Blue Triptych" series. While Blue II is highly valued and recognized as a key work in Miró’s mature period. Depending on the provenance/medium of the reproductions; they have fetched north of $100K. Sotheby record for a much earlier Joan Miró artwork had fetched $37Million in 2021.
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I could have done the same thing with my third arm... interpret that as you will ))) I would have called my work "unexpected extension" )))

In a different style, I also found "the canvas for painting poop"

 

[Subob]

View from the pub at Appletreewick in the Yorkshire Dales (pronounced Aptrewick)

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Craven Arms?

 

[xanalog]

I could have done the same thing with my third arm... interpret that as you will ))) I would have called my work "unexpected extension" )))
In a different style, I also found "the canvas for painting poop"

Although requested otherwise, you have proven -once again- that art [as with music] supposed to elicit visceral emotions!
Miro's very simple few brush-strokes in Bleu II artwork did the same for me, when I was but a few feet away from it, at the Centre Pompidou.
[OT: Which has been going thru a 'metamorphosis'... until 2030].

 

[daniboun]

Although requested otherwise, you have proven -once again- that art [as with music] supposed to elicit visceral emotions!
Miro's very simple few brush-strokes in Bleu II artwork did the same for me, when I was but a few feet away from it, at the Centre Pompidou.
[OT: Which has been going thru a 'metamorphosis'... until 2030].

One might almost ask the question: abstract expressionism or Dadaism? )

 

[DonH56]

Flame Nebula from Christmas night.

Not likely to see much tonight.

 

[Vuki]

View from hotel balcony. Tarvisio, Italy

 

[xray]

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View from hotel balcony. Tarvisio, Italy

They need jets at a ski resort?

 

[xanalog]

A half of a century driving cars and a few million miles on my tuchus... yet, I had never even noticed the damn thing staring at me, for over 3 decades!
Sheeeesh!