*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2025.04.12 ***

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Praia da Reserva, Brazil.

DABDA
Denial

Anger

Bargain

Depression

Acceptance

These are fantastic, great idea to use mono. I'd clone out the light in #2.

Aerial views always fascinate me. I'm always the one for the window seat on a flight. The asymptotic waves here are marvellous.

Waves

I'm afraid I don't have anything new to post this week - sidetracked by family commitments, domestic stuff...
But inspired by Wormsmeat's image, here's a couple from Lanzarote, spotted from the top of the lava cliffs.

Rectangular waves!

The little tongues lapping up the beach caught my eye here, as did the circles of stones made by beach goers as shelter from the unrelenting trade winds that sweep the island.

More waves

Looks like a theme building here.
Here's some waves from Portugal.
Once again taken from the archives, been very busy in the last few weeks with renovations in the garden and work and,...

so, maybe you've seen these shots before,...

Project: figures

Whitney Block is a Government building in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The Modern Gothic-Art Deco structure was built in 1926 by architect F. R. Heakes .The facade is ornamented by repeated sequences of quatrefoils, and figures designed by Charles Adamson, which represent abstract ideals like justice, tolerance, wisdom and power, as well as more ordinary pursuits such a mining, forestry, labour, law, education and farming.

Excellent colour.

All amazing.

Like the length.

Again, wild and good. Monochrome works well.

Verona III. No new photography this week, so here are the last pictures of my Verona trip, that I did a few weeks ago.

Here we are in San Fermo. The crypt is Romanesque and the main church is Gothic. I was impressed by a particularly bloodthirst fresco in the main church.

First the crypt

Now the main church

Incredible detail in these captures.

My fave.

An interesting composition, with that long line of sand on the diagonal.

A pretty dark set in every sense. The second and last work best for me. I would remove the lights in the second shot if it was mine.

Lost

I like the white against the underwater patterns.