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What a beautiful art
12/05/2025

What a beautiful art

Whispers of Porcelain; Tea for OneUnknown Creator and Media (No Obvious Signature)AI Probability: 99.9% According to "Hi...
12/05/2025

Whispers of Porcelain; Tea for One
Unknown Creator and Media (No Obvious Signature)
AI Probability: 99.9% According to "Hive AI Detector"

12/05/2025

She wrote from the soul—and left us far too soon.

Laura Nyro wasn’t just a singer-songwriter—she was a force of nature, blending soul, folk, pop, and jazz into music that felt like poetry set to a heartbeat. Born in 1947, her songs were covered by legends like Barbra Streisand, The 5th Dimension, and Blood, Sweat & Tears—yet her own performances shimmered with a raw, emotional brilliance that only she could deliver.

In the early 1970s, during a brief romantic chapter, Jackson Browne toured with her as her opening act. In May 1971, he stepped onto the stage of the Royal Festival Hall in London, performing ahead of her solo set—two artists at the cusp of their legends, sharing one historic night.

But behind the passion and artistry, Laura's life was marked by sorrow. On April 8, 1997, she passed away from ovarian cancer in Danbury, Connecticut. She was only 49—the same age her mother had been when cancer claimed her life as well.

Today, 28 years later, we still feel Laura’s presence in the haunting melodies she left behind. Her songs live on—not just as recordings, but as echoes of a spirit that sang with unmatched honesty and grace. Rest in peace, Laura. Your voice still moves the world.


~Old Photo Club

12/05/2025

We don’t fall for Rip Wheeler because he’s the best-looking man on the ranch. We fall for him because of the way he looks at Beth—like she’s fire and he’s never afraid of being burned. It’s not about Cole Hauser being a Hollywood heartthrob. It’s about how Rip is written… how he shows up in every storm she throws.

He lets Beth be wild, raw, angry, and hurt without ever trying to change her. He doesn’t flinch when she’s hard to love. He doesn’t correct her in front of others or shame her for the walls she built to survive. He just stands behind her like a fortress—solid, steady, and silent. He speaks the loudest when he says nothing at all, just offering his presence, his protection, and his whole heart without condition.

And when they are alone, that’s when he’s honest. That’s when he holds her accountable—not with cruelty, but with care. The truth is, Rip loves her in all the ways most of us dream of being loved. Fiercely. Quietly. Always.


~Old Photo Club

12/05/2025

When Harriet Tubman was just twelve years old, she made a choice that would change her life forever. A fellow enslaved man tried to escape, and when he was caught, Harriet was told to help restrain him for a whipping. She refused. When he ran again, she stood in the doorway to block the overseer—and was struck in the head by a two-pound weight meant for the man. Her skull was fractured. From that day on, Harriet lived with blinding headaches, visions, and sudden sleep spells. But none of it stopped her.

Small in stature but vast in courage, she escaped slavery on foot—walking over ninety miles to reach freedom in the North. She traveled at night, hid by day, slept under stars, and faced the unknown without help. When she crossed into Pennsylvania, she later recalled, “I looked at my hands to see if I was the same person now that I was free... The sun came up like gold through the trees... and I felt like I was in heaven.”

But Harriet didn’t stay there. She went back. Again and again. She returned to help her family first, then others—becoming one of the most legendary conductors of the Underground Railroad. Over eight years, she led about seventy people to freedom and never lost a single soul. As she put it, “I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger.”

Harriet Tubman showed us what one life, lived with courage, can do.


~Old Photo Club

23/04/2025

be positive

The gleaners before the stormBy : Georges Paul François Laurent Laugée (1853 –1937)French painter
09/03/2025

The gleaners before the storm
By : Georges Paul François Laurent Laugée (1853 –1937)
French painter

09/02/2025

amazing painting

the sunflowers painting
08/02/2025

the sunflowers painting

beautifull painting
08/02/2025

beautifull painting

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