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I am a machine person because I welcome any help I can get to make my everyday life more pleasant. But I don't photograph machines... other subjects catch my eye, like Gaudi architecture in Barcelona. He must have used some sort of machines to build this, not only labor force...!!
PS: I prepared this post yesterday. As as I am about to hit the publish button I am simply devastated by the images I have seen from Japan . My thoughts are with the people there , with those who have lost loved ones and their homes. And particularly with those looking for loved ones... Such a terrible catastrophe...
I am a machine person because I welcome any help I can get to make my everyday life more pleasant. But I don't photograph machines... other subjects catch my eye, like Gaudi architecture in Barcelona. He must have used some sort of machines to build this, not only labor force...!!
PS: I prepared this post yesterday. As as I am about to hit the publish button I am simply devastated by the images I have seen from Japan . My thoughts are with the people there , with those who have lost loved ones and their homes. And particularly with those looking for loved ones... Such a terrible catastrophe...
beautiful
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful Mar.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and the sweet words.
Have a fabulous weekend!
Machine(s).
He must've used machines for this beautiful work of art.
ReplyDeleteThe news broke on the 11 pm news last night and every one was devastated by the calamity. This morning the Pacific coast including California and SF are gearing up for whatever effect the tsunami has. I haven't heard anything yet, thank heavens.
Great idea to show something that must have had machine assistance and very interesting architecture.
ReplyDeleteIt is devastating reading about what has happened in Japan.
I'm sure there was some kind of machinery used but also a lot of skilled hand labour I'll bet.
ReplyDeleteA tragedy for sure. One can hardly comprehend it.
There are no words for Gaudi - and I much prefer a photo of his work to a photo of machines!
ReplyDeleteI, too, am saddened by the devastation in Japan. My thoughts and prayers are with the people.
nice architecture and it's amazing what machines can do.
ReplyDeleteIt is devastating indeed. My heart goes out to all the people of Japan during this difficult period.
An interesting take on the theme and a beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteI have spent the past 24 hours worrying about a friend who is in Japan.
Lovely place to go to :)
ReplyDeleteIt sure was devastating what happened to Japan considering we are very close to it. They are in our prayers.
Beautiful image....
ReplyDeleteit's a sad happening in Japan...the world too
Wow - what cool architecture!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend!
I don't like to take pictures of machines either but I found some digging in my archives, lol !
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrible disaster in Japan, and they are so used to earthquakes but this one was too strong. I saw videos, horrible, how helpless we are against nature !
I love your take on this weeks theme, very unique.
ReplyDeleteI too am devastated by the news in Japan, my thoughts and prayers go out to all the families in Japan, and those that have loved ones there.
You're right - such a gorgeous structure does not get built without using mang different machines.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Nice take for the theme. happy hunting.
ReplyDeleteLove this photo of the sculpture! Aren't you clever to do the anti-machine photo? :)
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the theme! And yes, I too am devastated by what has happened to Japan :(
ReplyDeleteYes, you would think something had to help build this interesting building.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts are also with the people of Japan and the disastrous events.
Interesting take on the theme. I don't know if he used machines, but technically the stairs can count as machines as they can be used as leverage.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about Japan. I'll never forget the image of sludgy water with fire burning through.
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the theme - I would love to see some of Gaudi's work in person!
ReplyDeleteMy best wishes and prayers also go out to Japan and everywhere else during this sad time.
Gaudi's designs are definitely unique. i love this perspective.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful weekend.
Sending you hugs,
These pieces of moasaic, I just went to look for my school's totem poles which the students were making, but I didn't see it. Then there is a picture next to my office. I see it everyday, and didn't think of photographin git. partly I didn't tell my principal I am blogging until last week. Now I go and photograph it.
ReplyDeleteI love Gaudi's architecture! Like you we are totally devastated by the news in Japan. There are no words ...
ReplyDeleteWOW! Amazing photo! Would love to see this in person one day.
ReplyDeleteMy heart breaks for everyone in Japan and for those who lost loved ones. It seems that it just keeps getting worse.