Wierd Folkersma's photos

the view when walking up the stairs in the previous picture 22H17: I wish I could......fly

the view one sees when walking up the stairs see the following picture SC34: “Rule of thirds”

The Helsinki Cathedral was illuminated with the colours of the Ukrainian flag on Friday to commemorate the victims of the war. It was a moving event. please enlarge on black for a better view 22H35 Night shot

the placing of candles to commemorate the victims of the war in Ukraine.

candles

22H36 ocean CWP: first signs of spring, first prize, shared please enlarge on black for a better view

Duane Michals – The Portraitist presents the first comprehensive overview of portraits by Duane Michals, a pioneering photographer who in the 1960s broke away from established traditions of documentary photography. He is well known for staging photographs that tell stories like a progression of film stills, as well as for adding handwritten captions, messages and poems on the photographic prints. His work has been described as performative, narrative and illusionistic. More than a ‘photographer’, Michals enjoys being called a storyteller.  www.dcmooregallery.com/artists/duane-michals www.artnet.com/artists/duane-michals

HBM folks and a wonderful week ahead!

SC33:“Low key” vase by Suku Park 22H28 low key

HWW folks and a colorful rest of the week!

Part of the Penkkarit when students are celebrating before they will do the final exam of the secondary school in Finland. See also www.ipernity.com/doc/wierdfolkersma/51767638 SC32: Ton Sur Ton

Penkkarit (more formally penkinpainajaiset, "benchpressing [fest]", or bänkskuddardagen("penkis, penkisdagen") in Swedish) is a yearly tradition among Finnish upper secondary school (Finnish: lukio) students. The event is celebrated in the spring of their final, usually third, year as the final day of school, before the start of the matriculation exams. Traditionally, the date of penkkarit is a Thursday in late or mid-February. The celebration of the penkkarit varies from school to school. Usually, the school-leaving students dress as for a masquerade, following a theme decided by themselves. Penkkarit

22H38 people

22H26 laughter

22H08 far horizons

HBM folks and a peaceful week to you all!