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This is the beauty right outside of Bonavista Harbour.

Art by Simone McLeod, a Cree-Ojibway painter who is originally from Winnipeg, Canada. Canada is blessed with beautiful art.

Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off the floor! #nlwx

📸 Elizabeth Earle Photography | www.facebook.com/mermaidscape/
📌 Twillingate, NL
🗓 May 12, 2025

As your baby grows as a language user, they are absorbing and practicing many things all at once.

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Two Jack Lake, Banff

Pierre Poilievre this morning.

My painting PACIFIC COAST

My painting COASTAL EXPLORERS

My painting DARK STORM

Painting of a sitting white woman, upper half, holding a brown cat against her, the woman is wearing a green top, has dark hair, the backdrop resembles a painting of a landscape

Ann with Cat, c. 1924, by Margaret Clarke, Irish painter #womensart

Painting of a desert scene in early evening or morning as the sun sets or is about to rise, large cactis are in silhouettes against distant purple hills and a pinky blue sky speckled with clouds

'Saguaro Dusk' by contemporary US Impressionist style painter Erin Hanson #WomensArt

Just coming back from food shopping

Psst… take 12 seconds away from doom scrolling, to take a deep breath and relax with these sweet otters 🦦

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🎥Nature

Good Evening of Golden Retriever Channel. At the beach, the "Stick Library" is our pal, Summit's favorite.
Choose and enjoy. The golden hour -just right
Snoozles💤😴😴😴💤

#Dogsofbluesky #GoldensofBsky
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An image with eight exposures of the Moon rising over English Bay and Vancouver, B.C. In the first (lower left) exposure of the Moon, it is in full eclipse, and with each successive exposure the Moon moves up and to the right (due mainly to Earth's rotation, but also due to the Moon's orbital motion relative to the Earth). From the third exposure onward, the Moon gradually emerges from the Earth's shadow, until it is fully revealed (if slightly shrouded by a thin cloud). The lights along the shoreline also shift slightly upward with each exposure. This might be the result of a rising tide lifting the pier on which I had set up my tripod - in which case this becomes an even more 'lunar' photo - but I suspect that the shift has a more mundane explanation (such as movement of the film or a slight movement of the camera each time I recocked the shutter).

I wasn't able to see last night's total lunar eclipse, so I've dug up an image that I took back in the late 1990s from a pier at Vancouver's Jericho Beach Park.

This is not a composite image, but rather eight individual exposures on a single frame of film* - so no room for error!

*Fujifilm RVP100

A view looking down a narrow lane in Minakami on a snowy winter's day. Tall stone foundations create a wall on our left; the blank side of a building stands on our right. The lane is deserted, but a rough track cleared in the snow on the ground tells of earlier foot traffic. Up ahead, more snow covers the rooftops of other buildings, and warm light glows in their windows. Beyond, snowy tree-covered mountains rise toward a dim, overcast sky. Snow continues to fall across the scene.

Title: Sunset, Minakami (1958)

Artist: Kasamatsu Shiro

www.tokyocowboy.co/articles/min... #ShinHanga #SosakuHanga #Art #Showa #KasamatsuShiro #Winter #Snow #Minakami #Gunma #Japan

High-angle view of a snow-covered urban residential scene of the 1920s. Many rooftops, varying in shades of beige, cream, light brown, and muted yellows, are layered and angled. Snow sits heavily on all the rooftops, creating a smooth, even texture across them. Different coloured buildings are visible beneath the snow, showing various shades of red, tan, and muted green hues. Windows are visible on several buildings, and chimneys with a subtle reddish-brown colour peek out from beneath the snow. The varying angles create a sense of depth, like looking down upon a cluster of densely packed townhouses. This is a painted scene, and the brushstrokes suggest a stylized or simplified depiction of architecture. The artist's signature, "A.J. Casson", is in the lower right quadrant of the image.

Housetops in The Ward, Toronto, circa 1924
Artist: Alfred Joseph Casson (1898-1992)
Medium: Oil on canvas
The Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario

Photo: Jeremy Hopkin

#ajcasson #GroupOfSeven #theward #1920s #oilpainting #torontoart #art #torontohistory #toronto #canada #jeremyhopkin

James Webb Satellite took a fantastic shot of the Planet Saturn with it's Near Infrared Camera (NIRCam) and the Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI). This is just an Amazing shot that shows the planet and the rings in brilliant detail.

Port Rexton, Newfoundland and Labrador Ray Mackey Photography

🇨🇦 Nightly Timeline Cleanse 🇨🇦

Port Rexton, NL

Photo: Roy Mackey

Evening, as blizzard conditions descend on a street in Shiobara, Japan. Layers of fresh snow cover the ground and the rooftops of the buildings. Warm lights glow in a few windows, but there is no other sign of human activity. The evening gloom and the wind-driven snow reduce the buildings to blocky silhouettes; there are shadowy hints of mountains in the distance beyond, but the details are obscured.

Title: Hataori in Shiobara (1946)

Artist: Hasui Kawase

www.asahi.com/ajw/articles... #ShinHanga #Art #Showa #Snow #Winter #Japan

Day 10 posting Art
Van Gogh
1888

The Nubble Light House on a snowy morning. The sky is deep blue and cloudless.

Good morning from ME.

Mostly blue painting. Winter early morning blue. View on Wellington St towards Church St and the Flatiron Building with towers behind it. Flatiron is red brick, building to the right is red brick, all others are grey glass reflecting the blue sky. The backs of cars with taillights glowing in the lower right foreground. Bare trees on the median on the left mid.

I drove by this iconic Toronto scene every single day on my way to work. Each day I wanted to pull a U-ey in front of the Flatiron Building & head back home. I love this painting but it's of a daily moment of dread.

Morning Commute
36x40, Oil on wood panel
Held in a private collection
#CanadianArt

For fucks sake indeed.

Ice House - painting by Lawren Harris circa 1923

Nightly Timeline Cleanse

🇨🇦Ice House, Coldwell, Lake Superior - Lawren Harris c.1923🇨🇦

"Winter Silence" (Backyards Downtown) 1970

Artist: R.T. (Tom) Homewood
Medium: Oil
Baldwin Collection of Canadiana, Toronto Public Library

#1970s #oilpainting #torontoartist #art #artist #winter #torontohistory #toronto #canada #jeremyhopkin

Sagan was a prophet.