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anisja rossi @anisjar.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Flower for today .... Tuesday Brissago/Switzerland photo by Anisja Rossi

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𝚙𝚒𝚎𝚛𝚙𝚊𝚘𝚕𝚘 🇪🇺 @pierpaolo.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Sarsina (Forlì-Cesena) Il Torrente Para in località Campaccio

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Eine rosa Rose @einerosarose.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Wunderschöner 'Protz und Prunk' #FotoVorschlag 📍Château Villandry #photography #Scape #Loire

Rote und goldene Vorhänge hängen nebeneinander. Die roten Vorhänge sind mit goldfarbenen Quasten und einer geflochtenen Kordel dekoriert, während die goldenen Vorhänge mit einer schlichten, hellen Kordel zusammengehalten werden. Das Licht fällt von rechts auf die Stoffe.

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Eine rosa Rose @einerosarose.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

'Objekte die mit "H" beginnen oder so aussehen ...' #FotoVorschlag Herbst-Anemone 🤍 #FlowersOnSunday #Bloomsrolling #Stunday ##thelittlethings

Eine einzelne, zart rosafarbene Blüte einer Herbst-Anemone mit fünf Blütenblättern steht im Mittelpunkt. Die Blüte hat einen gelben Stempel und ist von mehreren grünen Knospen umgeben. Der Hintergrund ist dunkel und unscharf, wodurch die Blume hervorgehoben wird.

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georgesberger.bsky.social @georgesberger.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Sempé - Réfléchis une seconde, Armand ; si réellement il y a des êtres doués d’une intelligence supérieure, pourquoi veux-tu qu’ils t’envoient des signaux à toi ?

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Canon @vocallise.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

お誕生日おめでとうございます♪

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Dave Meredith @davemeredith.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

I've owned three over the years. I picked up cheap, no name 300mm mirror lens for my project photographing #NatureWithUnusualLenses a couple of years ago.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Photographed by Stéphane Barbery, this portrait captures Noh actor Matsuno Hiroyuki portraying Shizuka Gozen in the classical drama Funabenkei (船弁慶).

In deep monochrome contrast, a Noh actor partially reveals a serene, sculpted Noh mask from behind a painted folding fan (ōgi). Crowned with a black ceremonial tate-eboshi cap and wearing a lavishly woven karaori robe, the performer holds the fan—adorned with delicate chrysanthemums and cherry blossoms—to frame half his face in quiet contemplation. The intricate geometric patterns, tortoiseshell motifs, and maple leaves embroidered into the silk create a tactile interplay of luster and deep shadow against the dark background, drawing the eye into a space of dramatic tension. The smooth, lacquered surface of the mask catches the light, isolating the figure in a moment of stillness.
his portrait captures Noh actor Matsuno Hiroyuki portraying Shizuka Gozen in the classical drama Funabenkei (船弁慶). Authored by Kanze Kojirō Nobumitsu, the play recounts the heartbreaking separation of warrior Minamoto no Yoshitsune from his mistress Shizuka Gozen, followed by a sea voyage disrupted by the vengeful ghost of Taira no Tomomori. In the opening act, Shizuka Gozen performs a farewell dance to pray for Yoshitsune's safety, conveying both sorrow and quiet dignity. The carved cypress mask (hinoki) and Nishijin brocade karaori robe represent the heritage of Japanese monozukuri (traditional artisanal craftsmanship), preserving centuries-old techniques of textile and mask design.

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H.P. @hannelore14089.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

„Wir brauchen Bücher, immer mehr Bücher! Durch das Buch, nicht durch das Schwert, wird die Menschheit die Lüge und die Ungerechtigkeit besiegen, den endgültigen Bruderfrieden unter den Völkern erobern." Émile Zola 2. April 1840 - 29. September 1902

Ein Foto von ihm. Man sieht sein Gesicht, mit dem großen Vollbart, dem Kneifer auf der Nase und den zurück gekämmten Haaren.

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Est @est3.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Je vois une tête d'un enfant tiré d'un dessin animé, comme Tao l'ami d'Esteban dans les Mystérieuses cités d'or...

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anisja rossi @anisjar.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Monday .... Brissago/Switzerland photo by Anisja Rossi

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H.P. @hannelore14089.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

„Die wahre Herausforderung besteht nicht einfach darin zu überleben. Verdammt, das kann jeder. Es geht darum, als man selbst zu überleben, ungebrochen.“ Elia Kazan 7. September 1909 - 28. September 2003

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Woman Looking at Herself in a Mirror Katsushika Hokusai 1805 (Bunka 2) MEDIUM/TECHNIQUEHanging scroll; ink, color, gold, and mica on silk CREDIT LINEWilliam Sturgis Bigelow Collection

Standing tall with her back turned toward the viewer, a statuesque beauty (bijin) bends gently toward a black-lacquered vanity chest (kyōdai), her delicate hand poised behind her head as she adjusts a comb within her jet-black hair. She wears a sweeping grey silk kimono adorned with a subtle, repeating floral pattern, secured by a rich rust-red obi emblazoned with circular blossom motifs. Her exposed white nape (eri-ashi) creates a striking visual focal point above the low-slung collar of her garment. At the base of the composition, a large circular hand mirror mounted on the vanity catches her face in dramatic reflection, revealing her pale skin, soft red lips, and focused gaze illuminated by the faint shimmer of mica and gold leaf embedded in the silk. The image evokes the quiet intimacy of a private boudoir: the smooth texture of polished lacquer, the soft rustle of trailing silk hems, and the still air of a personal ritual.
Painted in 1805 (Bunka 2) by the legendary master Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), this hanging scroll (kakemono) belongs to the genre of nikkufu-de bijinga—original, hand-painted depictions of beautiful women on silk, as opposed to mass-produced woodblock prints. Created during Hokusai's middle period, when he produced some of his most elegant character studies prior to his world-renowned landscape series, the work showcases the artist's consummate mastery of human anatomy, textile drapery, and spatial framing. The inclusion of a calligraphic poem above the vanity adds a literary dimension, inviting the viewer to contemplate the emotional state of a woman preparing for or awaiting a lover. Executed with mineral pigments, ink, gold, and mica on fine silk, the painting demonstrates the pinnacle of Edo-period painting monozukuri (artisanal mastery in fine art), combining delicate brushwork with sophisticated material techniques.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Debut of maiko Satohina. Photography by Onidide on Flickr

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Ken Hartley 🌱🏋️‍♂️ @milhart66ken.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Good morning and happy Sunday from us. It’s raining here but as the garden desperately needs it I’m pleased to see it. Here’s my #SevenOnSunday Have a great day all. #gardening #gardeninglife