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Author Archives: annetbell
Gift of Trees
As the thin, bare arms stretch and the tiny fingers reach for the heavens, the stately trees take their winter posture. They are beautiful in their own right after the colorful autumn leaves falling to the ground. Did you know … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged family, Importance of trees, photographing, protection, replenish, United States, work of trees
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Wise Geese
One of my favorite signals of the change of seasons in New York, is hearing the Canadian Geese honking as the fly overhead, south in the autumn and north in the spring. I stretch my neck like a goose to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged animals, Canadian Geese, courage, encouragement, family, individual part of a whole, photographing, teamwork
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The Simple Life. . . . .
This Is Incredible India! How does he survive without a cell phone? Namaste. . . . . .
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged elephants, India, jungle, photography, Rhinos, Simple life, Tigers, travel, trees
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The Battle Hymn
Take a few minutes to be inspired! nebraskaenergyobserver This is incredibly good. And so much different. You can nearly hear it being sung around the campfires here. Hat tip to Moe Lane View original post
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Halloween . . . . . .October 31st
I like this picture because it reminds me of the pumpkins my architect carved for our children. He was never satisfied with a traditional jack-o-lantern, but carved R2D2 and Picasso pumpkins among others for our doorstep! From this shot, you … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged arcitecture, candy, celebrations, Celts, commerce, Druids, Empire State, Halloween, Ireland, Jack-O-Lanterns, Jack-O-Laterns, Le Corbusier, spirits, Villa Sovoyoe
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The Party’s Over. . . . . . Clean-Up Time
Have you ever wondered what happens to all these colorful leaves after the celebration of all that is autumn? Just like any party, there is clean-up after the trees are bare, and a need for order. . . . . … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, clean-up, family, leaf raking, machinery, organization, photography, service, Upstate New York
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Sweeping, Sweeping Everywhere ( from February 9,2013)
In almost six weeks, we have seen no trash trucks, no recycling bins to be emptied, but endless sweeping , everywhere. The trash must go somewhere and that is into piles along the sides of the road. In the mornings, … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, architecture, employment, India, Indian economy, Indian Institute of Management, jobs, life in India, Louis Kahn, photography, Recycling, sweeping, trash, travel
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Renoir . . . . . the film
Renoir, a French film made in 2012, is a drama of sumptuous beauty. It is in French with English subtitles and is based on the last years of Renoir’s life in his Cagnes-sur Mer farmhouse in the south of France. … Continue reading
Posted in film, Uncategorized
Tagged art, cinema, film, French, Impressionism, Renoir, south of France
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Happy Karwa Chauth
October 22nd, is celebrated in Gujarat and by Hindi women in the north of India and Pakistan . Married women are fast and pray all day for the safety, good health, and longevity of life of their husbands. These beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged charity for well being of widows, Hinduism, India, Karwa Chauth, photography, pray for well-being of husbands, travel, widows
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Navona . . . Roman Gathering Place
One day years ago, when we were with our children and a group of architecture students, our children and I were in Piazza Novona just for a walk, when we saw cameras, scaffolding and crowds of people at one end … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, artists, cafes, cinema, European Vacation, gelato, Italy, mimes, musicians, Piazza Navona, Rome, street theater, tourists, travel photography
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