"(an angry train ?) on the siding in Tristesse-City"
the rules of the game are simple - choose a photo (preferably your own), edit with gimp and tag #sundaygimp on a Sunday 😉 … and follow the tag
#sundaygimp
(and also #Sunday-photo-edit )
Note : if you do not use gimp, but still want to play along, just use the tag #Sunday-photo-edit and edit the images with your favorite image editor
#AB, #AB25, #AB-06-25, #AB-SG, #AB-29-06-25, #gimp, #gmic, #Sundaygimp, #Kunst, #art, #Bildbearbeitung, #Bildmanipulation, #Tristesse-City, #Tristess, #Tristesse, #Tristessensammlung, #pareidolie #Zug, #Train, #Abstellgleis, #Voie de garage, #on-the-way, #sur la route, #manipulation-de-photos, #image-editing, #retouche-d-image, #photo, #Foto, #myphoto, #mywork
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![A screenshot of part of the statement by Maria Alyokhina of Pussy Riot, reading:
"In this framework, people begin to place high value on meaningless trifles. In prison these trifles are things like a tablecloth or plastic dishes that can only be procured with the personal permission of the head warden. Outside prison, accordingly, you have social status, which people also value a great deal. This has always been surprising to me. Another element [of this process] is becoming aware of this government functioning as a performance, a play. That in reality turns into chaos. The surface-level organization of the regime reveals the disorganization and inefficiency of most of its activities. And it’s obvious that this doesn’t lead to any real governance. On the contrary, people start to feel an ever-stronger sense of being lost—including in time and space. In jail and all over the country, people don’t know where to turn with this or that question. That’s why they turn to the boss of the jail. And outside the prison, correspondingly, they go to Putin, the top boss."](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7835952 "A screenshot of part of the statement by Maria Alyokhina of Pussy Riot, reading:
\"In this framework, people begin to place high value on meaningless trifles. In prison these trifles are things like a tablecloth or plastic dishes that can only be procured with the personal permission of the head warden. Outside prison, accordingly, you have social status, which people also value a great deal. This has always been surprising to me. Another element [of this process] is becoming aware of this government functioning as a performance, a play. That in reality turns into chaos. The surface-level organization of the regime reveals the disorganization and inefficiency of most of its activities. And it’s obvious that this doesn’t lead to any real governance. On the contrary, people start to feel an ever-stronger sense of being lost—including in time and space. In jail and all over the country, people don’t know where to turn with this or that question. That’s why they turn to the boss of the jail. And outside the prison, correspondingly, they go to Putin, the top boss.\"")
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