Tradition
The weekly theme for lens artists weekly photo challenge (in short LAPC) #127 is ‘precious moments’.
During a visit to the world famous Royal Delft (where they make pottery with the famous blue color), this endearing two piece was on display in the shop. Portraying a precious moment between a female figurine and male figurine. For some the traditional clothes are precious too, but I am happy not to wear clogs any more :-).
Shot with Nikon D500, edited using Snapseed and Marksta. Click the picture for a bigger version
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18 Responses to “Tradition”
A very beautiful figurine set. The gentle smiles on their face said . Thier smiles say much of the joyful precious moment. Wonderful choice,Chris.
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Thank you Amy!
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I like blue pottery a lot and feel
It can have so many variations – lovely precious monetary photo and we have some of the Dutch clogs as a Christmas ornament – they are cute
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My pleasure to add to your love of Delft Blue! I prefer clogs as ornaments 🙂 but they are in a wooden form very practical at times.
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🙂
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reminds me that some things are timeless – like clogs!!
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they are indeed around for a long time
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and thought of you when I found this photo with a Christmas angel – see the clogs??
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Wonderful! pure and unpainted!
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Yes – and we have another small ornament pair painted with a glossy darker blue and nice design – but those went back in the attic
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I agree with the no clogs feeling. 🙂
janet
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🙂 on a cold day standing on ice they are very warm…………… If you ever visit The Netherlands, you will find very big clogs to sit in for photo opportunities in tourist places.
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They are lovely but I agree, clogs should never have been invented LOL.
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I disagree a tat bit with youTina, they were very important and practical to keep feet dry and warm for farmers! And if you hang them on a wall, you can plant something in them!
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Hanging them on a wall was very popular here “back in the day” Chris. So I’ll agree with that!
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Yep, must have been the migrated dutch that set the example!
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Beautiful blues.
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thank you John!
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