Cheri from “Daily Post” writes: “Our photographs tell stories, big and small. Some of our images are landscapes, offering wide and sweeping views of a scene; these pictures might tell the tales of an entire city, or a tapestry of stories of many people. Some photographs, like portraits, focus on individuals, while still-life moments capture the beauty (and often treasured stories) of belongings and found objects.”
Maybe we could write about the changing of the idols in different decades of our lifetime? Urania di Arrakis at Flickr.com asked: “ma quello in mezzo si mangia?” Google translates: “but what you eat in the middle?” My answer: #2 = in the middle: my father was a baker, so this gingerbread called “Stutenkerl” reminds me of him! / #3 = founder of Dubrovnik / #1 = I studied at first theology (then social sciences etc.)
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The changing of idols
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What is the meaning of the bust for you Frizz? I cannot say that I know who he is.
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#3? – We made our honeymoon trip to Dubrovnik. There we bought the replica of the bust of the sailor Michele Prazatto, indicated as “Michaeli Prazatto Benemerito civi ex SC MDCXXXVIII,” now known in Croatia as Miha Pracat. Everyday when we say “Good Morning” to the statue we smile and feel the continuing sun of Dubrovnik in our hearts. The music of the city. The snorkeling in the sea. The old stones of the pathway. Signore Prazatto (about 1638) explored the world with his sailships, a longing which is in all of us … (nowadays we use the internet, it’s cheaper and faster)
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What a beautiful way to remember your visit 🙂
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lol, that’s food too, like me : http://icezine.wordpress.com/2014/01/31/object-weekly-photo-challenge/
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Food for thought…
Great object study Frizzz
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Quite a trio! I know this says a lot about me but I kept returning to the Stutenkerl 🙂
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Nice!
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Object is such a good topic for this weeks challenge!
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http://lucidgypsy.wordpress.com/2014/01/26/the-trojan-horse/#comment-19178
the Trojan Horse has been during my complete lifetime a warning sign, not to forget, that some people are dangerous …
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LOL FT! Watching your posts always, not commenting so much any more but this one really made me smile 🙂
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seagull ignoring killer bear:
we don’t care, if our neighbor
is a killing beast.
seems to be the rule in Syria
and some African states too.
problem for many women
in India.
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Very cool, Frizz! 🙂
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Quite a diverse collection of objects you got there.
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Interesting – love the Gingerbread Man
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my grandchild, aged 4, wanted to eat him, but in the very last moment I could stop him. I told him, that he had nearly eaten my father, so he smiled – and went with me to the next bakery to buy a Donut.
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Great capture. My effort is here: http://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/2014/02/01/daily-post-photography-challenge-object/
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Cheers!
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