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Today's #BirdOfTheDay from @helenbennett.bsky.social is #BestBeaks Celebrating any bird with a beak or bill that has striking colours, bold profiles, or an interesting shape. The Common Grackle has a pointy, curved, sharp beak. Watch your eyes 👀 #photography

A black grackle bird perches on a cable. Its beak is slightly open. The background is clear blue sky and a green tree with needles and pine cones.

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Vera Kober Art @vera-kober-art.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

My flower painting 🌻

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DreamWave Ambient @dreamwaveyoutube.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

🌿 If our peaceful rain and sleep videos bring you comfort, we'd love to have you in our YouTube family. Every subscription and share helps us reach someone who may need a quiet moment today. Together, let's spread a little more peace. 💙🌧️

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JourneyDude in Scotland @scottishinsider.org · 16/09/2026

Today's morning had some nice light :) I couldn't resist the urge to take a picture. #Edinburgh #sunrise #VisitScotland #goldenhour

A low-angle shot looking up a dark, shadowed street in Edinburgh at sunrise. In the center distance, the golden dome of the University of Edinburgh's Old College is illuminated by warm morning light, contrasting against a dramatic blue sky filled with textured clouds. The street is flanked by tall, historic stone buildings in deep shadow, with a single cyclist and traffic lights visible in the mid-ground.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 23h

Designated as a Japanese Important Cultural Property (Jūyō Bunkazai), this monumental sculpture represents Sho Kannon—the primary, unaugmented form of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva who "perceives the sounds and cries of the world".

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 21h

Night sky in Japan

Stretching across an endless, sapphire-tinted abyss, a dense tapestry of distant stars illuminates the Japanese night sky (hoshizora), revealing the soft, cosmic ribbon of the Milky Way (Amanogawa). A feather-like plume of high-altitude clouds catches faint nocturnal light as it drifts diagonally across the sky, suspended above the dark, immovable silhouettes of mountain ridges. The scene evokes a cold, crystalline sensory atmosphere: the sharp bite of high-altitude night air, the profound, velvet silence of a remote mountain pass, the faint shimmer of starlight reflecting off dew-damp earth, and the quiet awe of standing exposed beneath an infinite, sparkling expanse.
In Japanese cultural tradition, the night sky and mountain peaks hold a sacred place, bridging the realm of earthly existence with the cosmic order. Since antiquity, the Milky Way—known as Amanogawa (the Heavenly River)—has inspired timeless folklore such as Tanabata and classical waka poetry, where poets mapped human devotion onto the movement of celestial bodies. Mountains have long been venerated through traditions like Shugendō as sacred sanctuaries where the noise of the secular world recedes, allowing ascetics and travelers to experience direct communion with the night sky.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 17h

The kurotomesode kimono presents a meticulously rendered spring marsh scene featuring quail nestled among flowering plum blossoms and tall reeds, all executed with the precise brushwork and subtle color gradations that mark the work of a true master craftsman. 1970s, Japan

This sophisticated kurotomesode exemplifies the exceptional artistry and technical mastery of post-war Japanese textile design, when the remaining yuzen masters were creating works of extraordinary refinement despite the diminished ranks of skilled artisans. The garment presents a meticulously rendered spring marsh scene featuring quail nestled among flowering plum blossoms and tall reeds, all executed with the precise brushwork and subtle color gradations that mark the work of a true master craftsman. The composition creates a harmonious ecosystem where birds, flora, and water plants coexist in naturalistic balance, reflecting the deep appreciation for seasonal beauty that permeates Japanese aesthetic philosophy.

The artistic treatment draws from the classical kachō-ga painting tradition while incorporating the decorative sensibilities of the Rinpa school, evident in the stylized yet botanically accurate rendering of the reeds and blossoms. The quail, symbols of courage and protective devotion in Japanese culture, are depicted with remarkable detail in their feather patterns and alert poses, suggesting both vulnerability and resilience. The spring motifs carry auspicious meanings of renewal and prosperity, making this an appropriate garment for celebratory occasions. The technical achievement is particularly noteworthy given the 1970s context, when traditional craftsmanship was under pressure from modernization and the number of master artisans had significantly decreased following the war. The exceptional color palette, ranging from subtle earth tones to vibrant coral blossoms, demonstrates the artist's mastery of the complex yuzen process, while the kinsha crepe ground with its additional winter lining reflects the practical considerations of seasonal wear combined with the highest standards of luxury craftsmanship.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 16h

Willow and Crows Yanagi ni karasu zu 柳に鳥図Attributed to: Katsushika Hokusai 1841 (Tenpo 12) MEDIUM/TECHNIQUEHanging scroll; ink and color on silk DIMENSIONSImage: 84.7 x 42.5 cm (33 3/8 x 16 ¾ in.) Overall: 193 x 68 cm (76 x 26 ¾ in.) CREDIT LINEWilliam Sturgis Bigelow Collection

Cascading down from the upper left, the gossamer tendrils of a weeping willow (yanagi) frame a dramatic, tumbling flock of crows (karasu) in mid-flight. Rendered in masterly sumi ink on silk, the painting captures twelve birds descending in dynamic, acrobatic spirals—their wings banking, swooping, and fanning open with astonishing kinetic force. Hokusai employs a breathtaking range of ink tones, from the velvety pitch-black of primary wing feathers to translucent slate-grey washes detailing underbellies and open, cawing beaks. The image evokes a vivid sensory atmosphere: the sharp, cold rustle of autumn wind whipping through slender willow branches, the raucous, reverberating calls of crows gathering at twilight, the faint scent of aged ink and silk, and the palpable rushing of feathers cutting through damp evening air.
Created in 1841 (Tenpo 12) during the final, triumphant decade of Katsushika Hokusai’s life, this hanging scroll (kakejiku) bears the signature of the octogenarian master operating under his late artistic moniker Gakyō Rōjin Manji ("Old Man Mad About Painting"). Now housed in the William Sturgis Bigelow Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the work stands as a supreme masterwork of kachō-ga (bird-and-flower painting). Hokusai’s lifetime of relentless anatomical observation and brush experimentation allowed him to capture the illusion of instantaneous movement with effortless spontaneity. Executing such complex, fluid brushwork directly onto delicate silk demanded absolute technical mastery, as silk absorbs ink instantly without allowance for correction—a pure manifestation of monozukuri (artisanal discipline and supreme material craftsmanship).

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 13h

In Yu Miyazaki’s haunting artwork from the exhibition The World Seen from Here, a delicate threshold between waking reality and the spirit world unfolds in soft, dreamlike hues. Japan

At the base of the composition, a young woman reclines peacefully upon the ground as if suspended in deep slumber, draped in a grey kimono patterned with subtle fan and chrysanthemum motifs. Surrounding her, vivid red spider lilies (higanbana) bloom from the gloom, their fiery petals providing a striking visual contrast against the monochromatic sepia backdrop. Hovering above her rests a colossal, pale full moon, casting its muted glow over a translucent, ethereal spirit dressed in white who gently holds a thread suspended between realms. The image evokes a quiet, sensory atmosphere: the cool dampness of an autumn evening, the subtle scent of wet soil and blooming flora, the pale hum of moonlight, and the breathless hush that accompanies the realm of dreams and memory.

Anchoring the piece is the profound cultural symbolism of the higanbana, a flower deeply entwined in Japanese tradition with the arrival of the equinox, poignant farewells, and the transition into the afterlife. The glowing phantom holding the slender thread evokes classic folklore regarding the unseen ties connecting souls across time and existence, bridging the physical world with the realm beyond. Through precise tonal control and luminous glazing, the painting reflects exceptional technical skill and material mastery (monozukuri), carrying the heritage of Japanese figurative painting into a modern, introspective context.

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Maioriz @maioriz.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

youtu.be/4_Vk0BjQRns?... 2 hours of dark, cozy, and sophisticated 1930s/1940s cocktail jazz background music. Designed specifically as a seamless infinite loop with no vocals, no spoken words, and no sudden volume changes. #youtube #relax #relaxingmusic #music #jazz #backgroundmusic

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The Bourbon Hour — 1930s Whisky Smoked Jazz Clu Ambience

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Maioriz @maioriz.bsky.social · 21h

youtu.be/HPyRB8fGngU?... We all build prisons in our own heads. We let anxiety, past mistakes, and self-doubt become a that convinces us we’re stuck just watching our lives go by. Everyone is fighting a battle nobody sees. #metal #numetal #mentaliliness #newsong #newmusic #youtube

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MESTZ - WHISPERS - Alternative Rap-Metal / Nu-Metal

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TiCL 🍃💚🍃 @ticl.me · 30/09/2026

#TreeTrail 📱➡️ 🌳 #Treesof 🌳🏡 🌲 and #GreatTreesof 🏆 🌳 These are the trees that will get you into trees @ ticl.me

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TiCL 🍃💚🍃 @ticl.me · 01/10/2026

It’s one of your #favouritetrees to visit on our Kew Gardens #treetrail … which you can see here ticl.me/kew-gardens-... Don’t forget to pick up #TiCLView App which will help you explore the #trail when you visit #KewGardens 📱 ➡️🌳

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TiCL 🍃💚🍃 @ticl.me · 02/10/2026

How many of these #GreatTrees 🏆 🌳 have you seen? 🤔 #treehunting

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TiCL 🍃💚🍃 @ticl.me · 01/10/2026

Introduced from China in 1754, this Ginkgo 🌳 at Kew Gardens @rbgkew.bsky.social was planted in 1762, and is probably the oldest alive in the UK Think you’ll agree it’s looking pretty fabulous in the sun today and 😍

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TiCL 🍃💚🍃 @ticl.me · 23h

#fingerpostfriday What’s the opposite of coastal erosion?

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Chris Andrew Colligan @chrisandprose.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

What beast Time is Ripping us Into parts, Shattering in The new What beast Time is #poetry #writing

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Shawn McNulty Abstract Artist @shawnmcnulty.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Check out my new painting “Parallax” at the current group exhibition over at Flanders Gallery flandersart.com It’s hanging above this rad kinetic sculpture. Shawnmcnulty.com #artgallery #artexhibition #abstractpainting #mplsart #abstractexpressionism #minneapolis #edinamn #redaesthetic #fineart

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Shawn McNulty Abstract Artist @shawnmcnulty.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Spent some time watching this lily pad decay in the water. There's a texture study happening in the falling-apart that I think is going straight into the next painting. Shawnmcnulty.com #art #macrophotography #natureart #mnartist #nature #naturevideo #blueskyart #lilypad #videoart #serenitynow

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Shawn McNulty Abstract Artist @shawnmcnulty.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Here’s a lil’ studio sneak preview of my new 36x72” diptych “Bloom” that will be featured at my fall show at Kickernick Gallery. 🌸 💐 Shawnmcnulty.com #art #fineart #abstract #blueskyart #midcenturymod #artist #minneapolis #mplsart #abstractpainting #pinkandgreen #artstudio #abstractexpressionism

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Shawn McNulty Abstract Artist @shawnmcnulty.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

“Halcyon” is a new 36x36” abstract painting which will be in my Fall show at Kickernick Gallery. shorturl.at/KFRQ6 There are paint skins collaged into it. What do you see? 🤔 ShawnMcNulty.com #art #fineart #abstractart #Abstractpainting #contemporaryart #green #blueskyart #art #minneapolis #mplsart

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Herb Tate @herbtate5.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

woodland mushrooms I find what I came for… and leave #haiku #DailyHaikuPrompt (mushrooms)

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Herb Tate @herbtate5.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

field of haystacks… change the thing that doesn’t change #haiku #DailyHaikuPrompt (haystack)

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Per Ole Hagen @perole.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

The theme for #BirdOfTheDay is #BokehBirds. My bird today is a mallet on its way to touch down.

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The Alchemist 🇨🇦 @alchemistsstudio.bsky.social · 21h

Some friday fungi friends to make your day a little sweeter. (Armillaria mellea/Agaric honey fungus) #fungifriday

A picture of the lower part of a tree in a forest with mushrooms radiating out from the trunk to the ground. There are a lot of mushrooms.

A close up of the mushrooms on the same tree.

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The Bohemian Star @thebohemianstar.com · 09/09/2026

🎨 Hanno Karlhuber "In the Red of the Night" (1985) This work belongs to Karlhuber's Energy of Space series. The Austrian painter uses oil tempera on wood to simulate a textured, alien terrain, where a large star hangs directly above the undulating ridges of a cooling planet. #art #artsky

n oil tempera painting by Hanno Karlhuber depicting the surreal, glowing surface of a distant planet under a massive sun. The landscape is filled with rows of rounded, stone-like formations that fade toward the horizon under a dark blue sky. The foreground structures are illuminated with a deep crimson and fiery red underglow, contrasting with the brilliant yellow celestial body radiating light from the top center of the canvas.

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The Bohemian Star @thebohemianstar.com · 14/09/2026

🎨 Hanno Karlhuber "The Hermit's Friend" (1987) This piece belongs to Karlhuber's Energy of Space series. The Austrian painter utilizes oil tempera on wood to simulate a textured, alien terrain where a glowing celestial body hangs above the floating rocks of an asteroid belt. #art

An oil tempera painting by Hanno Karlhuber titled "The Hermit's Friend," depicting a vast asteroid belt floating in the deep blackness of outer space. Dozens of dark, jagged rocky asteroids drift across the canvas under a dark blue cosmic sky. A vibrant orange and yellow sun breaks from behind a massive rock formation near the center, casting a fierce red and orange rim light across the rough, textured surfaces of the surrounding stones.

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David Atkinson @davidatkinsonpoet.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Today is European Day of Languages I've a good friend who spoke Ulster Scots until he went to secondary school and was beaten by the teachers until he spoke properly Here Liz Berry recalls her & her father’s love of Black Country dialect before school robbed her of language #poetry #poemoftheday

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David Atkinson @davidatkinsonpoet.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

This poem by Pádraig Ó Tuama asks us to re-orient how we think about loss, memory, and closure That loss is not always final or absolute Remembering is not always a good thing, forgetting can be an act of self-care The ending of a book is the nature of stories #poetry #poemoftheday

Poem by Pádraig Ó Tuama - Not everything that's lost is lost

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David Atkinson @davidatkinsonpoet.bsky.social · 16h

Today is International Day of Non Violence Images grounded in nature & cosmology give 1956 anti-apartheid march an elemental feel The march ended with the 30 minutes silence 70 years later the struggle is not over - “And who will join this standing up” #poetry #poemoftheday #blackhistorymonth

Poem - 'Poem for South African Women' by June Jordan

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Cindy @haikuclouds.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

October arrives a cottony sheet of fog tangles my sleep #haiku

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families by faj @familiesbyfaj.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

365 Challenge No.2 2026 - Publish a photo each day on a weekly topic Week 40 (Minimalism) - Day 1 - Red acer against grey wall #fajweeklychallenge2026 #photography #blueskykin #skyart #art #abstractart #photographersonbluesky more at fotosbyfaj.com

Vivid red acer leaves and fine branching stems form a sparse, minimalist silhouette against a mottled grey wall.

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Ambabheg @ambabheg.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

365 Challenge No.2 2026 - Publish a photo each day on a weekly topic Week 40 (Minimalism) - Day 2 - Boat at dawn off Marbella #fajweeklychallenge2026 #photography #blueskykin #skyart #art #abstractart #photographersonbluesky more at fotosbyfaj.com

A small, dark boat near the lower centre of the frame crosses a calm sea at dawn off Marbella, trailing a narrow wake. Expanses of blue and gold water fill the foreground, beneath a hazy pink and orange sky.

All photos are available for sale at www.fotosbyfaj.com

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Ambabheg @ambabheg.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

365 Challenge No. 1 - 2026 publish daily old unpublished pics Day 275 - Dawn breaking from Aleenta, Pranburi, Thailand 2015 #faj365challenge2026 #photography #blueskykin #art #skyart #photographersonbluesky #dawn #clouds #thailand #sunbeams #reflections More at www.fotosbyfaj.com

Towering dark clouds fill the dawn sky over the Gulf of Thailand at Pranburi, their edges glowing brilliant orange and gold. Below, bands of warm light reflect across the sea and gentle waves towards a dark sandy beach in the foreground.

Available for sale at www.fotosbyfaj.com or at our Etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/FengShuiFotos

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Ambabheg @ambabheg.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Mirros - minimalisitic curved mirror #weeklychallengeSM

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Mike Kraus Art @mikekraus.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

🍂 What do you listen to when the leaves start to fall? 🍂 Here is a playlist for changing seasons, lost things, and finding beauty in what remains. If you like Gregory Alan Isakov, Al Green, or @theneilyoung.bsky.social, you might discover something new here 🎵 open.spotify.com/playlist/38C...

Autumn forest landscape photograph or artwork featuring a vibrant autumn scene. Bright orange trees dominate the composition, conveying peak fall seasonal color. The ground and fallen leaves glow with yellow and red highlights, suggesting either natural sunlight or artistic enhancement creating luminous warmth.

The sky is rendered in vibrant blue, providing strong contrast to the warm autumn foliage below. At the horizon, the sky transitions to blue and purple tones, creating atmospheric depth and suggesting either dawn, dusk, or artistic color choice.

Tree trunks throughout the forest glow with purple light, an artistic choice that emphasizes the magical, dreamlike quality of the scene and creates visual unity with the horizon colors.

A grey path is visible in the bottom center of the composition, rising upward and curving toward the right, inviting the viewer's eye through the landscape. The path suggests a journey through this beautiful autumn forest.

This image serves as promotional artwork for an autumn playlist designed for changing seasons, lost things, and finding beauty in what remains. The music is described as indie folk, with suggested comparisons to artists like Gregory Alan Isakov, Al Green, and Neil Young.

The artistic rendering of this autumn landscape captures themes of transition, loss, and the enduring beauty found in seasonal change. The glowing highlights and vibrant colors emphasize how autumn, despite being a season of decline and loss, contains spectacular natural beauty. The path invites contemplation of a journey through this season of change, making the visual complement to music about transitions, loss, and discovered beauty.

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Mike Kraus Art @mikekraus.bsky.social · 19h

NOW OPEN!!! 🍁 Freedom Fall 🍁 Join an online gathering celebrating creativity, Free Expression, stories, and community. Bring your art, ideas, voice, curiosity, & help create a space where people can create, connect, speak freely, and belong. www.facebook.com/groups/19344... #art #festival #event

Vintage weathered retail storefront sign with blue background displaying welcoming text 'Come in WE'RE OPEN' in multiple colors and font styles. The words 'Come in' are rendered in light blue cursive font with white outline, creating an inviting, flowing appearance. The word 'WE'RE' is displayed in white text with a subtle red outline. The word 'OPEN' is rendered in bright, vibrant red with a yellow shadow effect, drawing attention to the business being open for customers.

The edges and borders of the sign show worn, weathered brown coloring, indicating age and extended outdoor exposure. This weathering gives the sign character and suggests it has welcomed customers for many years. The combination of worn edges with bold, colorful text creates visual contrast between the sign's age and its welcoming message.

This style of sign is typical of small retail businesses, cafes, shops, and service establishments that display operating status to passersby. The worn, vintage aesthetic suggests an established business with history and reliability. Multiple text colors and styles create visual hierarchy, emphasizing the most important information about the business being open and welcoming to customers.

The sign serves both functional and aesthetic purpose, communicating business hours while adding charm and character to a storefront entrance. This type of signage has become iconic in retail culture, representing the warmth and accessibility of small businesses that serve their local communities.

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Mike Kraus Art @mikekraus.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

🍂 What does the world look like through the eyes of a leaf that has fallen to the ground? 🍂 Sometimes endings are not simply endings. 🍂 🎵 Listen and discover the story behind the song: open.spotify.com/track/6WTjEE... #BrinkerJames #IndieFolk #NewMusic #WoodenShield #Fallen #leaves #leaf #autumn

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Ambabheg @ambabheg.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Architecture - Foyer, Palma, Majorca, Spain #weeklychallengeSM

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Ambabheg @ambabheg.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

365 Challenge No.2 2026 - Publish a photo each day on a weekly topic Week 39 (Abstract) - Day 6 - Setting sun on water, Kos, Greece #fajweeklychallenge2026 #photography #blueskykin #skyart #art #abstractart more at fotosbyfaj.com

Close-up of rippling seawater glowing with intense gold and orange reflections from the setting sun, Kos, Greece

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Kevin Sweet @kevin-sweet.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

we as individuals evaluate facts based on the limitations of our past experiences - which causes us to hold misbeliefs misunderstandings & misperceptions that cause us to unintentionally support harm to ourselves and others. pls be honest & kind w/ your Self - & others. pls human responsibly. ✌️⚖️👍❤️

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Sophie Glass @sophie-glass.kattfrish.com · 02/10/2026

A new song to kick off October. @leidumont.bsky.social helped me with a lot of this. I wasn't happy w the song so I reached out to her and her happy song expertise and she brought the strings arrangement and more to this. The lyrics are about about loving road trips, especially cross country.

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Sophie Glass - The Know and the Don't Know (feat. Leï Dumont)

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Sumi Han🎵🎤🎹🔥 @sumihan.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Closing track to my album from Next to Plain World (Jul 2026) @ kattfrish.com/sumi-han Another with my love @tori-hart.kattfrish.com appearing on sax. Also made with @katt-frish.kattfrish.com & Aaron Reyes. Love the big closing track feel they produced into it w the simple intro and rich ending.

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Sumi Han - Bleak or Green

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Ron James Hampton @rjhamptonjr.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

What is the point of this post? The image says much of what needs said, in fact an image can say almost anything you want it to, if you look at it in the right frame of mind It’s like James Burke’s “connections”, we can dart off into any direction with it First I’ll use it to talk about music 🧵⤵️

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Ron James Hampton @rjhamptonjr.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

⤴️🧵⤵️ What I’m trying to say in this rambling staccato burst of tweet length posts, is that I’m not posting for likes, I’m posting to share experiences. Good, bad or just oddly intriguing There are plenty of people posting great music like epic DJ’s I’m just sharing the forest behind the hits ⤵️❓🤔

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Vera Kober Art @vera-kober-art.bsky.social · 17h

My flower painting 🌼

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Vera Kober Art @vera-kober-art.bsky.social · 16h

My flower painting 🌹

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Mark Tate @markstate.bsky.social · 17h

new variety apple … Jimothy gold

a misshapen apple small free fall and jokingly called Jimothy gold a new variety

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