anotherearth

I create things slowly. I try to blog the beauty in life. I appreciate follows but no spam blogs. 🔹Writer/collector of knowledge/photography/ art/lover of mountain, forest, & sea air🔹

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Artists, websites, interesting places & things! ...

My memory is poor. As for the purposes of updating, I will add new postings to the top of the list. Albeit not alphabetized in this manner, it is easier to maintain. I started the list so I would have all of the artists I love, places I've been, websites I like, all at a glance whenever I work on projects. Then I decided to share it. I mean, why not! At present it's mainly names without context. Which is a little unfair to artists. However, as I get more settled in my new home, I will provide more links, etc. (With Artists Permission Naturally.) Thank You For Being Here .... ~S

Abril Peiretti - post with links Adriana Petit Aela Labbe - fb Alessandro Silverj - website Alessio Albi Alicja Anna Reczek Alicja Rodzik Alicja Brodowicz  Amandine Joannes  Ana María Bustamante  Andrea Young Art  Anna Marcell Anna Nycz Annette Pehrsson Another - anOther magazine Anya Anti Art  Arna Miller Art Blog - link ArtLead - website Artist A Day Barbara Bezina Bella Kotak Camil Tulcan Caryn Drexl(photography & mixed media) -   Celeste Ortiz Colette Saint Yves Claire Louria - website vogueitaly 30Under30 Clare Marie Bailey   Corpus Vertebrae(Michalina Wozniak)  Cristina Coral   Cristina Otero  Crystal Lee Lucas  Dara Scully Deborah Sheedy  Deborah Turbeville Desenio - art prints  Deviant Art - website Diana Moss - Miss Moss- graphic designer/blogger Diane Powers  Diego Fernandez Eirini Lachana Elif Sanem Karakoc  Elin Kero(Swedish photographer)  Elisa Scascitelli Ellen Rogers Esme Fransen Eva Carollo  Eva Varveropoulou   Fabrizia Milia Flemmanoir  Follow me away Gundula Blumi Hannah Häseker Heiner Luepke Holly Andres Honeyuck (hana haley) Immemory Mag - linktree Imogen Cunningham  Irène Lichtenstein Irina Joanne Isa Marcelli Isabella Bubola Janine Machiedo Jaroslaw Datta   Jeffrey Stockbridge  Jerry Schatzberg Photographer - website Jessica Tremp Jingna Zhang Jone Reed Josephine Cardin Julie de Waroquier Kamwei Fong  Katia Chausheva  Katie Eleanor Katrin Koenning  Katya Berestova Kiki Prager Klara Vlese  Kris Lewis  Kylli Sparre  Laura Makabresku  Laura Zalenga Laurie Anne  Leela Leslie Ann O'Dell  Lídia Vives Lieke Anna  Liu Qing Lillistorm  LLimonium  Lukasz Wierzbowski Lysiane Bourdon  Magdalena Franczuk Magdalena Russocka  Maia Flore  Mara Gritt  Maren Klemp  Margaret Durow Margherita Introna  Marie Hochhaus Marit Beer  Mira Nedyalkova Mariam Sitchinava Martin Stranka Mary Evans-picture library   MelleSan Melanie Rodriguez - website IG Misma Andrews Miss Aniela (Natalie Lennard) Moirrey Malane Monia Merlo Nannimensch - website IG   mainTumblr marljin jurljin kilinja Nastya Kaletkina   Natalie Ina - blog & photo info Nathalia Suellen Nathalie Lete - instagram Nicola Samori Nicol Vizioli  NISHE Olga Astratova Olivia Bee Paper World (vintage stationary & supplies) Paula Aranoa - fine art photographer Peter Coulson - photographer Philomena Famulok Photogenics & Co - website creators IG Model - Alina Bobyleva Rebecca - IG (finding quiet in the wild) Rebecca Cairns Reflected Faith  Rijksmuseum - link Society6 - website Sofia Ajram  Sol Anna  Supersonic Art - ( new website coming! ) links Tamara Lichtenstein Teresa Queirós Thomas Dodd Through My Heart Poetry. Photography and Painting Tim Barber Tim Walker Tina Sosna - Blog Tina Teaspoon  Urszula Kluz-Knope Valentina Rosić  Vanesa Menalli (danzar mundos)   Vanessa Stockard  Veronika Chikalova Veroszka Virginia Rota  Yesterday Today 

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Paul Himmel Portrait of a Woman (Botticelli Girl), Fire Island, New York c.1950

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Although not updated in some time, this is still a great catalog of photography. I have not checked in some time if the site's other web locations have ever been updated.

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Anna Òsk — THE PHOTOGALLERY

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Jordi Gual, A portrait of his blind daughter Natasha.

Gual apparently does not have a website.

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I love this post .....

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Breaking through.

With Meghan K Sadler

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@niravphotography (instagram)

nirav patel photography website

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In September(?) of 2024, I attended the National Conference On Domestic Violence.

It was a great conference with really well planned and well organized speakers.

I wanted to take more photographs but I had only my camera on my phone & not my actual camera.

I still assumed I was "pre - 2019 travel ready", could swim 40 laps, then go to conferences all day, & still be up at 6 am the following day to start all over again! Well, the flight alone nearly finished me. I flew Economy because it wasn't a major trip. My legs, feet, & lower back disagreed with that reasoning. By the time I landed in Chicago, My calves & feet were so out of sync with the rest of my body, that you would have thought I picked up a wrestlers legs on the way in! I had never been so happy to see a hotel room in my life - (Wait. No. I lie. London, 1993. Ugh. That was exhausting.)

Anyway, After my legs returned to human form, I also had time to explore the hotel. It was quite beautiful. A little lax in the details of moving furniture when cleaning. But the staff was amazing.

Chicago is a fascinating city! I was sorry that I was not staying longer.

Highly reccomend Palmer House if you get the chance .....

S

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I have been renovating, and find it is very therapeutic. Builders have stripped the rooms down to the concrete and steel which thankfully, were found to be in great shape with no cracking or shifting. (That mark you see is merely glue).

The flooring will go in smoothly. I think I will add baseboard covers. I have never even thought about adding them in the past, as baseboards were never an aesthetic priority. However, I admit that I always despised them. 😆 Although structurally necessary, they tend to gather dust far too quickly. Please don't judge too harshly. But🫢 I prefer Wainscoting😳 (I know! It's tacky as hell. But I like it if it's done correctly.) Maybe I'll go full retro & have it turn out like a happier Clockwork Orange design! LOL

Concrete and steel create the strongest base of modern buildings. I write this not to boast, rather as a hint to buyers. Structures that are concrete and steel maintain structural integrity.

If you are in buildings where imitation concrete is used, it is most likely 'Papercrete' or 'Fibre Cement.'

The problem with 'Papercrete' or 'Fibre Cement' materials is their lack of durability.

Builders choose them because of the cheap purchase price. I use the word cheap versus inexpensive, not for slang. Rather, apt definition. Yes the materials are inexpensive for builders yet cheap in terms of an easy adulteration to the real thing.

They absorb mousture leading to toxic mold.

They can both buckle and shift, as they settle and are very easily impacted by changes in weather.

They are often left with no top flooring in low income housing. Which is abhorrent. This can result in Chilblains, Shin Splints, and Bacterial Infections as the flooring cannot be properly cleaned.

If the material cracks and chips causing a scratch to a person with low immunity of any kind, it can cause a number of problems.

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Cyprus - by Helena Georgiou, Cypriot

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Instagram

Josep González Ribera (@jgonzalezribera) • Instagram photos and videos

49 Followers, 103 Following, 39 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Josep González Ribera (@jgonzalezribera)

A quien le pueda interesar, he comenzado a usar mi cuenta de Instagram para publicar una selección de las imágenes que publico aquí, o que encuentro en otras partes, como en los perfiles que sigo en Twitter. Lo acompaño con algún breve comentario en algunas de las publicaciones, o con algún poema escrito por mí, normalmente de los libros de poesía que tengo publicados, aunque no descarto que en el futuro pueda incluir poemas inéditos. Siendo como soy español, está todo en castellano.

To whom this might be of interest, I have started using my Instagram account to post a selection of the images I publish here, or that I find elsewhere, such as on the profiles I follow on Twitter. I accompany them with a brief comment on some of the posts, or with a poem written by me, usually from the poetry books I have published, although I do not rule out the possibility of including unreleased poems in the future. Being a Spaniard, everything is in Spanish.

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House at Dusk, 1991. Edward Hopper. Offset Lithograph.

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Jillian Rose Keenist

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Konstantin Flavitsky (1830-1866), Princess Tarakanova, 1864, oil on canvas, 245 x 187.5 cm. Tretyakov Gallery

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Stanley Kubrick's Photos of Chicago (Volume 2), 1949 - Flashbak

In the late 50s, the Look magazine sent its star photojournalist on assignment to shoot pictures for a story documenting people’s life in the city of Chicago.

Part 2 

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1949 Chicago: A City Of Extremes Photographed By Stanley Kubrick - Flashbak

IN 1949, Stanley Kubrick was working for Look magazine. The photos were accompanied by an essay by Chicago Sun-Times columnist Irv Kupcinet.

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The fallen angel by Alexandre Cabanel

1868, Musée Fabre in Montpellier.

In the work we see the “fallen” angel – fallen from grace and banished by God.

There is a look of vengeance and anger in his eyes. He knows someone will pay for his ejection from the side of God. He retains his pride but thinks about retribution.

The subject shocked the exhibition jurists as no students had ever submitted from Rome a painting which featured the Devil.