Andrew Zuckerman is an American photographer
who was born in Washington, DC in 1977.
In 2007 he completed his first film, High Falls,
premiered at Sundance Film Festival
For this film he won best short narrative
at the Woodstock Film Festival.
There have been 3 books published
by Andrew Zuckerman.
The first is Creature, a portrait series of animals.
READ MORE About Zuckerman.
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When I look outside….
The snow has been so beautiful here lately..
I couldn't resist capturing it,
Shots through the window…
How do you like my windows, Mette?
Wishing you All
a Wonderful
Christmas Day.
I am feeling a bit better,
not great but I am doing oké!
Richard took this photo this morning
I had to share with you…
Isn’t it a wonderful picture?
(a Cyanistes caeruleus)
I don’t know the english name for the bird
Does anyone of you know?
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Deze foto heeft Richard vanmorgen gemaakt
en ik wilde jullie ‘m graag laten zien
Prachtig hé?
Het is een Pimpelmeesje die regelmatig komt eten
maar nog nooit eerder op de foto wilde!
Met mij gaat het redelijk,
nog lang niet de oude ik,
maar iedere dag een beetje beter!
Fijne dagen voor iedereen!
I am taking a Blogpauze for a While
for some Personal Reasons!
I Hope to See you All Again Soon!
XXX ANNA
Wishing You all
wonderful Holidays!!!
"Lazy sheep, pray tell me why
In the pleasant fields you lie,
Eating grass, and daisies white,
From the morning till the night?
Everything can something do,
But what kind of use are you?"
"Nay, my little master, nay,
Do not serve me so, I pray;
Don't you see the wool that grows
On my back, to make you clothes?
Cold, and very cold, you'd be
If you had not wool from me.
True, it seems a pleasant thing,
To nip the daisies in the spring;
But many chilly nights I pass
On the cold and dewy grass,
Or pick a scanty dinner, where
All the common's brown and bare.
Then the farmer comes at last,
When the merry spring is past,
And cuts my woolly coat away,
To warm you in the winter's day:
Little master, this is why
In the pleasant fields I lie."
Poem by Ann (1782-1866)
and Jane Taylor (1783-1824)
by Beatrix Potter!
Source
OOOH
How I love these!
Enjoy your Sunday!
I am sure I will too ;o)
I’ll Think I will watch this movie again, tonight!
Goodbye, goodbye to Summer!
For Summer's nearly done;
The garden smiling faintly,
Cool breezes in the sun;
Our Thrushes now are silent,
Our Swallows flown away-
But Robin's here, in coat of brown,
With ruddy breast-knot gay.
Robin, Robin Redbreast,
O Robin dear!
Robing singing sweetly
In the falling of the year.
Poem by William Allinghamn
1880 Engraving 
Roodborstje tikt tegen 't raam, tin, tin, tin,
Laat mij erin, laat mij erin.
't Is hier te guur en te koud naar mijn zin,
Laat mij erin, tin, tin, tin.
't Meisje deed open en strooid' uit haar schoot
Kruimeltjes suiker en kruimeltjes brood.
Dat was het roodborstje wel naar de zin,
Vloog toen het bos weder in.
KinderLiedje
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In every walk with
nature,
one receives far more
than he seeks!
by John Muir (1838 – 1914)
Art by Henry Meynell Rheam (1859 – 1920)
