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Another band entertaining us with live music at the annual Edinburgh Canal Festival, playing on the bow of a narrowboat.
I was delighted to see the fabulous smile of our resident mermaid returning to the Canal Festival (I've taken snaps of her on previous festivals). We pointed her out to some young kids next to us, and they had the biggest smiles when they saw her and she waved to them!
On 21st June Suffolk Day was celebrated in the Abbey Gardens, these hot rod cars were on display
A candid street photo of a young couple in the public park. They sit on a yellow sitting pedestals and are engaged in a very very very interesting conversation. They see nothing in the world but each other. May the happiness be with them.
Sustainable Home Life: Everyday Rituals of a Low-Impact Family
Description
A warm documentary-style series portraying sustainable technology and low-waste living as part of ordinary domestic life. Across kitchens, gardens, garages, refill shops, and neighborhood streets, the images follow families and individuals integrating small ecological choices into their daily routines: rooftop solar panels, home energy monitoring, electric vehicle charging, reusable containers, bulk food shopping, composting, recycling, home cooking, garden care, and shared household planning.
The visual language is natural, intimate, and quietly observational, with soft daylight, lived-in interiors, imperfect domestic details, and realistic human gestures. Rather than presenting sustainability as futuristic or distant, the series frames it as practical, familiar, and intergenerational: parents preparing food, children learning habits, neighbors discussing solar energy, and households balancing technology with traditional routines. The result is a grounded portrait of modern eco-conscious living, where renewable energy, electric mobility, reduced waste, and mindful consumption become part of everyday family culture.
These images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
Sustainable Home Life: Everyday Rituals of a Low-Impact Family
Description
A warm documentary-style series portraying sustainable technology and low-waste living as part of ordinary domestic life. Across kitchens, gardens, garages, refill shops, and neighborhood streets, the images follow families and individuals integrating small ecological choices into their daily routines: rooftop solar panels, home energy monitoring, electric vehicle charging, reusable containers, bulk food shopping, composting, recycling, home cooking, garden care, and shared household planning.
The visual language is natural, intimate, and quietly observational, with soft daylight, lived-in interiors, imperfect domestic details, and realistic human gestures. Rather than presenting sustainability as futuristic or distant, the series frames it as practical, familiar, and intergenerational: parents preparing food, children learning habits, neighbors discussing solar energy, and households balancing technology with traditional routines. The result is a grounded portrait of modern eco-conscious living, where renewable energy, electric mobility, reduced waste, and mindful consumption become part of everyday family culture.
These images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
Ein älterer Herr im weißen Hemd, die Hände tief in den Hosentaschen vergraben, schlendert an einer makellos weißen Tür vorbei — und würdigt sie keines Blickes. Vielleicht ist er hier schon tausendmal vorbeigegangen. Vielleicht wartet zu Hause schon der Kaffee. Die schmiedeeisernen Verzierungen der Tür schwingen sich elegant empor, das kleine Bäumchen daneben steht kerzengerade wie ein braver Schüler, und die Petunien quellen übermütig aus ihrem Kübel, als wollten sie sagen: „Schau doch mal her!" Doch der Herr bleibt unbeeindruckt. Zwei leere Bänke laden zum Verweilen ein, aber er hat offenbar einen Termin mit dem Leben. Ein stiller Moment auf altem Kopfsteinpflaster, eingefangen in Schwarzweiß — wo selbst das Vorbeigehen seine eigene Würde besitzt.
2026 mud & guts gig - faces of the race
Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action.
Peter Drucker
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