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sitting-on-me-bum · 3 months

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A capercaillie bird in the Vosges mountains, eastern France. A project is under way to reintroduce the capercaillie in the Vosges and is seen as the last chance to maintain the species. This project included the capture of wild birds from Scandinavia and their release in the Vosges, with the aim of halting the extinction of the species

Photograph: Vincent Munier/AFP/Getty Images

#vincent munier #photographer #afp via getty images #capercaillie bird #bird photography #vosges mountains #france #capercaillie #nature #animal

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newkiqx · 2 months

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Windows down, let some summer air in

#Vosges mountains #happiness #july 2018 #road trip #summer vibes #adventure #mine #my videography #my gif #gif #forest #mountain roads #camping

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raven-runes · 5 months

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L'automne se pare de brume. Bientôt sa crinière ardente se dérobe à notre regard. L'or cède sa place au nacre, l'ambre se réveille diamant. Une fois l'effeuillage terminé, la symphonie de l'arrière-saison s'évanouit. Règne alors le silence hivernal, qui n'est pas véritablement silence mais sonate funèbre, guidant la marche solennelle et irrésistible de l'aquilon.

#mine #prose #poème en prose #Écriture #ecrire #ecriture #automne #Autumn #Fall #my poem #myphotography #my writing #vosges #Alsace #mountain #mist #forest #woods #france #hike

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constructies · 8 months

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‘Refuge’ woodcut, 2023

Edition of 20 in two colour ways. Printed with care from two linden woodblocks on professional Clairefontaine 250gr/sqm paper. Numbered, titled and signed by hand under the image.

Paper size approximately 20 x 27,5 cm / 7,9" x 10,8"

#refuge #woodcut #woodblock #woodblock print #woodcut print #blockprint #mountain art #barn art #vosges

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mescalinartofnoiseblog · 2 years

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Orange dream (Gérardmer - Vosges - France)

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postcard-from-the-past · 8 months

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Col de Bussang in the Vosges mountains, Lorraine region of eastern France

French vintage postcard

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snoxcore · 2 years

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#landscape #paysage #france #color #mountains #Wind #rainyweather #trekking #vosges #photo #picoftheday #photographers on tumblr

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coenderuiter · 1 year

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Le Thillot, France '22

#photography #earthfocus #france #vosges #happy holidays #moodygrams #mountains #forestwalk #church

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garreaumontagne · 1 year

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Bivouac dans la neige. Essaie nouvelle tente.

Husky falcon 2

#randonnée #hiking #montagne #trekking #bivouac #hikingadventures #vosges #france #randonnerleger #youtube #nature #landscape #mountains #vosgesaddict #alsace

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simonh · 3 months

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_JPR9574 by Jordane Prestrot Via Flickr: ♑ 2013-2014 / Le Markstein, France

#Jordane Prestrot #Temps quotidien #neige #snow #nieve #Le Markstein #Vosges #Vosgos #montagne #mountain #montaña #♑#flickr

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aigle-suisse · 1 year

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Chamois 🐏 par Alexandre Bès Via Flickr : Summer in the Vosges 🗻🔭 Si vous souhaitez voir plus de photos et des vidéos je vous invite à liker ma page facebook et instagram : @waitandshoot Je vous invite à rejoindre ma page Facebook : www.facebook.com/waitandshoot/ Ou mon Siteweb : www.waitandshoot.com/ Follow me on my Facebook Page : www.facebook.com/waitandshoot/ My Website : www.waitandshoot.com/ Instagram : @Waitandshoot

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candide-autophobe · 2 years

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Summer 2022 at Gérardmer, Vosges, FRANCE

#summer #France #Photography #lake #Gerardmer #Vosges #Mountains #sun #holiday #trip

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hopefulstarfire · 2 months

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Do yall wanna know my actual favorite butterfly effect?

Two people fucking on a mountain indirectly lead to my favorite comic of all time, Under the Red Hood.

Let me explain.

Joseph Hugo married a woman named Sophie Trébuchet in 1797. He was a general in Napoleon's army so they moved around quite a bit. In a letter he would later write to his son, he and his wife had been on a trip on June 24th 1801 to get from one post to the next and he believed this, on the highest peaks of the Vosges Mountains, is where he believed they conceived their son, who would later become the Ocean Man and famed author Victor Hugo.

(Fun fact: Jean Valjeans prisoner number, 24601, is absolutely in reference to his believed conception date)

Victor Hugo grows up and obviously is responsible for many works, such as Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame and was never one to shy away from political commentary. Thus, he was exiled from France and sent to living on the Channel Islands. It was here that he wrote a novel titled The Man Who Laughs.

Like many of his works, this one does have different adaptations. One in particular came out in 1928 starring Conrad Veidt as the character Gwynplaine, or the Man Who Laughs.

Fast forward about a little over a decade later in 1940. A comic book writer comes into work to be greeted by two artists he worked with, one who did significantly less work than the others. These three men were Bill Finger, Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson.

Now the details of this meeting are...well, up in the air. Each man had their own account to it, and Bob Kane especially is the most unreliable given that he took credit for literally everything and we went over 70 years without Bill Finger getting any sort of credit to actually creating Batman. But what we do know is that there was a drawing of a playing card and a face for the joker card; and Bill Finger said, "Hey, that looks like Conrad Veidt in the Man Who Laughs."

They pushed further with that angle in making the character, a new villain for their hero; the obvious, Joker.

Some years later we get a little bit of an origin story in 1951, in the comic The Man Behind the Red Hood! (ALSO written by Bill Finger) Some college students are trying to solve this decades old case of a burglar in a red pill helmet that was called the Red Hood and trying to figure out who it was. Teaming up with Batman and Robin, they find out that the Red Hood was in fact Joker's old alias. He used to be a lab worker that was stealing from a playing card company with that alias. He was caught by Batman and threw himself into some chemical waste to escape, thus becoming the Joker.

This origin has stuck around in some form ever since. The moniker was unused for quite a long time after this, but would eventually find a new home in a different character.

See, in the 80s, Batman's second sidekick, Jason Todd, was killed off in a very brutal fashion after a fucking poll that people could call two different numbers to decide if they were going to save him or not. I will get into why I have so many frustrations with everything surrounding this story another day, but the important thing to know here is that the Joker killed Jason while Jason was trying to save his mother.

And for a good period of time there, Jason became a character that you did not bring back to life. Until they did.

A storyline running from 2005 to 2006 came into life, called Under the Hood. In it, Batman has to fight a new foe taking on the mantle of Red Hood, only to discover its Jason Todd, brought back to life from the Lazarus Pit, and taking on the mantle of the man that murdered him to go fucking murder the Joker and take control of crime in Gotham and do what he believes Bruce couldn't, all while dealing with trauma and feeling replaced.

So yeah. We wouldn't have my favorite character or story if it wasn't for Victor Hugo's parents fucking on a mountain and conceiving him there where "The elevated origin seems to have had effects on [Victor Hugo] so that [his] muse is continually sublime". That is a quote from that letter. Victor Hugo's mountain conception where he got a great muse is the reason for the Joker and Red Hood. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.

#kenz musings #dc #dc comics #red hood #jason todd #batman #bat family #joker #victor hugo

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raven-runes · 3 months

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