sexta-feira, 27 de julho de 2012

PAINTING IN THE COUNTRY

"Painting is a companion with whom one may walk a great part of life's journey."


" I do not presume to explain how to paint, but only how to get enjoyment."

                    
 Winston-Churchill and his wife relaxing outdoors at their home Chartwell

...Churchill is best known for his impressionist scenes of landscape, many of which were painted while on holiday in the South of France, Egypt or Morocco.He continued his hobby throughout his life and painted hundreds of paintings, many of which are on show in the studio at Chartwell as well as private collections.Most of his paintings are oil-based and feature landscapes, but he also did a number of interior scenes and portraits....

quinta-feira, 26 de julho de 2012

PAREDES BRANCAS

                                                          



                         
                         

quarta-feira, 25 de julho de 2012

THE ROCK

  

 

                 

                  

                  
                                                             
         
        

                                                                        
                                                                 photos Dazulterra

    Sai-se de Portugal pelo Sul , entra-se em Espanha e alguns quilómetros percorridos junto à costa em direcção a Tarifa avista-se o Rochedo de Gibraltar.
Inegmático, com um comércio decadente atrai pelos sinais de outro mundo, de outra cultura. Sinais de uma Inglaterra longínqua de outros tempos, dominando a entrada no Mediterrâneo entre Espanha e o Norte de África .

terça-feira, 24 de julho de 2012

WHAT IS A JOURNEY




                                                      
WHAT IS A JOURNEY?
A  JOURNEY IS NOT A TRIP
IT´S NOT A VACATION
IT´S A PROCESS. A DISCOVERY.
IT´S A PROCESS. A SELF-DISCOVERY.
A  JOURNEY BRING US FACE TO FACE WITH OURSELVES.
DOES THE PERSON CREATE THE JOURNEY OR DOES THE JOURNEY CREATE THE PERSON?
THE JOURNEY IS LIFE ITSELF.
WHERE WILL LIFE TAKE YOU?

segunda-feira, 23 de julho de 2012

B.O.G. HOTEL







 Inspired by Colombia’s greatest natural treasures – gold and emeralds  ...with rooms by award-winning Portuguese designer Nini Andrade Silva....

                                         B.O.G. Hotel a member of Design Hotels in Bogota

domingo, 22 de julho de 2012

TOUS À LA MER

   PHOTOS by DazulterrA
A Casa do Mar e...

                                                       LA PASSION DE LA MER...




                                                                   
     Praia da Fonte da Telha, Portugal
                                                        
                                                            

sábado, 21 de julho de 2012

À SOMBRA

PHOTOS by  DAzulterrA

Praia do Barril, Tavira, Algarve, Portugal






O ARRAIAL , que hoje está recuperado e a funcionar como apoio de praia, servia há algumas décadas atrás, para albergar os pescadores da faina do atum e as respectivas famílias....ler mais em ...

sexta-feira, 20 de julho de 2012

THE BIKINI AFTER THE 50s



                We’re in a summer state of mind. Time to hit the beach à la Rita Hayworth!

On July 5, 1946, less than a week after the United States detonated an atomic bomb above tiny Bikini Atoll in the South Pacific, a Frenchman named Louis Réard — an automobile engineer moonlighting as a fashion designer — introduced to the sunbathing public the world’s smallest swimsuit. Réard called his creation the bikini, a name inspired, he later said, by the sight of women rolling up their bathing suits in order to acquire a more complete tan.  Read more: ...

 .                                              Rita Hayworth at home in Los Angeles, 1945.

      Actress Donna Drake playfully takes aim with a rifle on the balcony of her Los Angeles home, 1942.

French actress Barbara Lange in a makeshift two-piece bathing suit she cut from one yard of cloth, 1945.

Sun tan with creative tattoos, 1941

                                                                              Grace Kelly


quarta-feira, 18 de julho de 2012

SALT WATER

     

           
                                                                       Jane Mansfield 1954

Photos via life tumblr

                                  “The cure for anything is salt water - sweat, tears, or the sea.”
                                                                                                                  Isak Dinesen

domingo, 15 de julho de 2012

O TEJO É MAIS BELO

PHOTOS by DAzulterrA


                                          O Tejo é mais belo que o rio que corre pela minha aldeia,
                                          Mas o Tejo não é mais belo que o rio que corre pela minha aldeia
                                          Porque o Tejo não é o rio que corre pela minha aldeia. (…)
                                          O Tejo desce de Espanha
                                          E o Tejo entra no mar em Portugal.
                                          Toda a gente sabe disso.
                                          Mas poucos sabem qual é o rio da minha aldeia
                                          E para onde ele vai
                                          E donde ele vem.
                                          E por isso, porque pertence a menos gente,
                                          É mais livre e maior o rio de minha aldeia.
                                          Pelo Tejo vai-se ao Mundo.
                                          Para além do Tejo há a América
                                          E a fortuna daqueles que a encontram.
                                          Nunca pensou no que há para além
                                          Do rio da minha aldeia.


                                          O rio da minha aldeia não faz pensar em nada
                                          Quem está ao pé dele está só ao pé dele.


                   Do Guardador de Rebanhos - O Tejo é mais Belo - Do Heterónimo Alberto Caeiro

 OLHAR.....
                                      
                                                               PESCAR...... 



sexta-feira, 13 de julho de 2012

EINSTEIN IN CAPUTH



Albert Einstein with His Wife and Dr Paul Schwarz

“Original caption:Left to right: Mrs. Einstein, Albert Einstein, world famous scientist and exponent of the theory of relativity, and Dr. Paul Schwarz, the German consul in New York, photographed at the new home of the Einsteins at Caputh, near Potsdam, recently. The photo is especially timely in view of the new theory regarding space gradually eating up matter, now being advanced by Professor Einstein.”





“The Caputh house is the only home Einstein ever built and his only residence left in Germany.”


His great passion, boats an fishing
                                                             

                                                                         CAPUTH
                                             Einstein Summer House in the 1920s 1928-1932

“Albert Einstein was a man without a permanent home…..”

“Caputh’s setting in the rural lake region southwest of Berlin provided a contrast to the bustle of the city…”

“He called his house in Caputh a paradise, his Häusle, a place to go and leave one’s cares behind. Although the house is often called a summer home, Einstein lived there for all but the coldest months. From April to November he left his country retreat only to attend lectures or make public appearances. Einstein often said—and his friends and family often confirmed—that he never felt more comfortable and at ease than when there…”

“Not everyone was unwelcome, however. Einstein regularly invited scientists, activists, writers, philosophers, journalists, and artists—many of whom counted among his close friends—to join him in Caputh. Although the atmosphere was informal, the topics of conversation were by no means lightweight, and extended from quantum theory, war, and racism to religion, politics, and Zionism. Interdisciplinary avant la lettre, the socially engaged discussions at Einstein’s house became the very model that the Einstein Forum, sixty years later, was founded to recreate....”