© Hengki Koentjoro

The Michaelmas Daisy-today is Michaelmas, the Christian Feast Day of St Michael the Archangel. The Day marks the end of the harvest, the beginning of autumn and the shortening of the days. The flower symbolises farewell and transition and the act of giving it symbolises as if saying farewell.

Emile Claus - Tree in the Sun, 1900

The mysterious figure of Faithful Eckart appears from time to time in German folklore as a harbinger of danger. #Germany#folktale#folklore#WildHunthttps://www.patreon.com/posts/faithful-eckart-94827404

Guten Morgen ✨ #photography#oldlens

Dundee, Scotland, 1959 by Michael Peto

A few more photos of the extraordinary plaster ceiling undergoing conservation at Lanhydrock Cornwall @LanhydrockNT Thought to be the work of the Abbot family, renowned plaster workers from Frithelstock, Devon between 1620-40, #ceilingsonsunday

Morning! Germany © Tom Juenemann

Manches ist seiner Zeit voraus, in meinem Garten im September.💙

📷 Anton van Dongen