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Puesta de sol veraniega en el pueblo costero de "Le Grau du Roi", en el sur de Francia.
Lo considero el mas bello de toda la CAMARGUE, con su gran faro que tiñe de colores y
luces sus placidas aguas que dividen la ciudad en dos hermosas partes.
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Canon EOS 400D Digital + Tamron 18-200 mm f3.5-6.3 Di-II XR
# Obturación: 1/320 seg. ~ Diafragmado: f/ 5.6 ~ WB: Manual ~ ISO 100.
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My friend Larry launched a new group: "The Human Element"
Recently, we had a long discussion around the idea that 'some photos just wouldn't be the same without the unique visual characteristics of the human form.' Please join his group and add your 'human element' image. We'd love it if you shared with us!
Last week, I drove to the lake to catch a sunrise. It was a beautiful sunrise. When this gentleman strolled into my frame with his long shadow, it transformed the image for me. It was boring without the 'human element.' I was saving this for a future Fence Friday but decided that this would be my first entry for the new group. And of course, it is also Wednesday, so ...
Happy Bokeh Wednesday!
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This photograph was taken just sometime after sunrise during mid of last month at Pokhara (Nepal), from a hilltop where World Peace Pagoda is located. Pokhara is very famous for its fabulous mountain views, but due to late monsoon this year, it was all cloud's play this time. The moving cloud formation in that morning created this strong sun ray beam just for a minute, where the heavenly rays came down and lit the lower hanging clouds. I was very fortunate to be on the hilltop at a POV from where I saw this amazing scene. I tried to capture the scene that you can see here, but the beauty seen in naked eye was truly out of the world!
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In Erinnerung an die wunderschöne Neckarinsel in Tübingen im letzten Herbst
In memory of the beautiful Neckar Island in Tübingen at last autumn, Germany
Autumn Landscape
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Koper, the Old Town at least, is one big sight. From carved grey Istrian limestone to narrow streets leading to the main square, boasting the largest cathedral in Slovenia, everything in Koper narrates a story of past and present moments. Koper rose from an ancient settlement built on an island in the southeastern part of the Gulf of Koper in the northern Adriatic. In Ancient Greece, the town was known as Aegida. Later it became known by the Latin names of Capris, Caprea, Capre, or Caprista, from which the modern Slovenian name stems. In 568, Roman citizens of nearby Trieste fled to Capris due to an invasion of the Lombards. The Lombard, a Germanic tribe ruled in 8th century. Trade between Koper and Venice has been recorded since 932. In the war between Venice and the Holy Roman Empire, Koper was on the German side. In 1278 it joined the Republic of Venice. It was at this time that the city walls and towers were partly demolished. Koper grew to become the capital of Venetian Istria and was renamed Caput Histriae, head of Istria. Assigned to Italy after World War I, at the end of World War II it was controlled by Yugoslavia. With Slovenian independence in 1991, Koper became the only commercial port in Slovenia. Koper's main sight of interest is its Venetian-era old city. Its main street, Cevljarska is no more than two or three meters wide in some places and this old town is packed from dawn to dusk. Cevljarska will lead you towards the town's main square; Titov, which is dominated by the bell tower of the St. Mary's of the Assumption Cathedral. Perhaps the most astonishing building on the square is the hacienda-like Praetorian Palace, the seat of the city's governor during the Venetian Republic. Koper's real attraction, however, is the sea. While the closest sand beach is in the neighboring town of Portorož, it’s possible to go swimming or you can go fishing. Most coastal towns have an angler's club where local fishermen gather to swap fish stories and plan fishing trips.
Koper in Slovenia has a very lively little harbour that both has a marina and a fishing part. An ancient town known for its fishing and still enjoyed by the youngsters of today. This boy start fishing in the harbour with basic tackle and a handful of saltwater rigs. Saltwater fishing is as much about the adventure as it is about the fish. Regardless of where you choose to fish, five factors will determine where you’ll find fish: water temperature, weather, structure, current and bait. Figuring out what combination will result in good fishing is the central challenge facing all anglers.
Koper ontstond in de oudheid. Door de Grieken werd de stad Aegida genoemd, bij de Romeinen Capris, Caprea, Capre en ook wel Caprista. Koper is nu één van de drie havensteden van Slovenië. Het ligt ten oosten van Izola en Piran en ongeveer 11 kilometer ten zuiden van de Italiaanse stad Triëst. Aan het marktplein staan enkele prachtige gebouwen die meer dan 500 jaar oud zijn. Het stadhuis, voormalig pretorenpaleis, valt op door zijn hoge balkons en kantelentorens. Tevens staat er op dit plein een gotisch gebouw Loggia genaamd. Tevens is de vlakbij gelegen St Nazarius kathedraal een interessante bezienswaardigheid. Het provinciaal museum van de stad gaat o.a. over de 2500-jarige geschiedenis van Koper. In de middeleeuwen werd Koper een administratief centrum voor Istrië en kreeg het de naam Caput Histriae vanwaar het Italiaanse Capodistria is afgeleid. Slovenië heeft slechts een kleine kuststrook van ongeveer 50 kilometer in Istrië aan de Golf van Triëst, die deel uitmaakt van de Adriatische Zee. De baai waaraan Koper ligt heet de Baai van Koper. Toen de Lombarden, Oost-Germaans volk in het jaar 568 binnenvielen vluchtten de Romeinen uit Triëst naar Koper. Later heersten de Lombarden en de Franken over Koper. Het is bekend dat er al in het jaar 932 handel was tussen Koper en Venetië. Een oorlog in 1035 tussen het Heilige Roomse Rijk en Venetië, waarin Koper de zijde van het Heilige Roomse Rijk koos, verstoorde de handel. In 1278 sloot het zich aan bij de Republiek Venetië. Koper werd een belangrijk handelscentrum en de hoofdstad van het Venetiaanse Istrië, Koper kreeg de naam Caput Histriae. Na de Eerste Wereldoorlog werd het aan Italië toegwezen. Aan het einde van de Tweede Wereldoorlog viel Koper onder Joegoslavisch gezag. Koper telt 1270 inwoners die tot de Italiaanse minderheid behoren (2,7% van de totale bevolking). Hun positie is door de Sloveense grondwet beschermd, wat onder meer eigen radio- en televisiezenders, verplichte tweetaligheid in bestuur, onderwijs, rechtspraak en opschriften, reclame en dergelijke. Hoewel het strandstrand enkele kilometers verder ligt in Portorož kan je na een rondwandeling toch heerlijk zwemmen in Koper. Naast het kieselstrand zijn er pieren waar je met trapjes in het water kan om in de zee te gaan zwemmen. Hier en daar zijn er vlonders waar de jeugd lekker vanaf kunnen springen en duiken. Je kunt hier ook heerlijk vissen zoals de jongens hierboven. Het is een geweldige manier om te genieten van de natuur en natuurlijk het vissen zelf. Een dag vol avontuur en gezelligheid. Na een dag schuif je aan tafel bij één van de uitstekende visrestaurants in de haven om te genieten van een de lekkerste verse vis die je ooit gegeten hebt! Behalve natuurlijk als je je eigen vangst op een vuurtje bakt.
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Imagen tomada desde la "Rue Foch" y la "Puerta del Peyrou", de 1691 y de
estilo "dórico" (ver imagen auxiliar abajo). Montpellier al sur de Francia, es
la octava ciudad francesa por su población y un importante centro industrial
donde destacan los productos textiles, metalúrgicos, alimentarios, como el
vino, editoriales y químicos.
Para abarcar la imensa perspectiva del arco, utilizé un objetivo ultra gran
angular de 10 mm, y un filtro polarizador circular para dar mas dramatismo
y contraste al cielo. Las aberraciones en las esquinas del fotograma para
esta clase de lentes es un hecho inevitable.
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# Obturación: 1/400 seg. ~ Diafragmado: f/4 ~ ISO 100 ~ WB: Manual.
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LADAKH : Day 6
After taking some pictures near by our campsite, we continue our morning walk around the shores, trying to catch some different foreground. Tsomoriri is a stunningly beautiful lake with an incredible scenery around, not only surrounded by barren mountains with snow-capped mountain peaks, but also delighted by the sight of greenery along the shores. Sometimes flowers added a tinge of color to the bleak Tso Moriri.
This is the land of endless discovery.
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All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are welcome.
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Que mejor que empezar un nuevo dia viendo amanecer y en muy buena compañia. Pues eso es lo que paso ese dia, pillamos un buen amanecer y en muy grata compañia con la que despues he compartido desayuno y conversacion.
Espero sea de vuestro agrado
Os recuerdo que todas se pueden ver en grande y comentarlas
Mejor ver en grande sobre fondo negro
I was reading a Photography book, last night and there was a quote; "If taking an epic shot, why not make it double epic with a reflection." I can't agree more.
A perfect reflection of Maligne Lake Boathouse in Jasper National Park and a collection of images in the different seasons, through my trips to the Canadian Rockies.
This is an enchanted place, no to be missed if you're in the area.
Happy weekend everyone!
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Derborence is a hamlet in the municipality of Conthey, in the canton of Valais, in Switzerland. It is located at 1,450 metres in an isolated valley on the south side of the Bernese Alps and is not permanently inhabited. Derborence is completely surrounded by mountains: The Diablerets (highest) on the north, Haut de Cry on the south and Mont Gond on the east.
Lake Derborence was formed in 1749 after two landslides coming from the south wall of the Diablerets. Thousands of tons of rock came crashing down from a height of 1900 metres in 1714 and 1749, coming to 400 metres below and forming a 2 kilometre-long natural barrier which gradually filled with water. A virgin forest grew on the rock debris. It consists of spruce, pine, larch, stone pine, beech and willows. The area was acquired by Pro Natura in 1961 and is now protected.
The valley, which is exceptionnaly rich in fauna, is a natural habitat for ibex, chamois, deer, marmots and hares and several bird species including the owl, golden eagle, bearded vulture and alpine chough.
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The Alps (French: Alpes; German: Alpen; Italian: Alpi; Romansh: Alps; Slovene: Alpe) is the name for one of the great mountain range systems of Europe, stretching from Austria and Slovenia in the east, through Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Germany to France in the west. The word "Alps" was taken via French from Latin Alpes (meaning "the Alps"), which may be influenced by the Latin words albus (white) or altus (high) or more likely a Latin rendering of a Celtic or Ligurian original.
The highest mountain in the Alps is Mont Blanc, at 4,808 metres (15,774 ft), on the Italian-French border. All the main peaks of the Alps can be found in the list of mountains of the Alps and list of Alpine peaks by prominence.
The Alps are generally divided into the Western Alps and the Eastern Alps. The division is along the line between Lake Constance and Lake Como, following the Rhine. The Western Alps are higher, but their central chain is shorter and curved; they are located in Italy, France and Switzerland. The Eastern Alps (main ridge system elongated and broad) belong to Austria, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Slovenia and Switzerland.
The Alps are a classic example of what happens when a temperate area at lower altitude gives way to higher elevation terrain. Elevations around the world which have cold climates similar to those found in polar areas have been called alpine. A rise from sea level into the upper regions of the atmosphere causes the temperature to decrease. The effect of mountain chains on prevailing winds is to carry warm air belonging to the lower region into an upper zone, where it expands in volume at the cost of a proportionate loss of heat, often accompanied by the precipitation of moisture in the form of snow or rain.
من نتائج الرحلة مع الصديق صالح محمد
One day with my friend Saleh Mohammed
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Well, I still wish the weather would stay in summer tones all year!
And I envy you all on south hemisphere who now wait for hot days while we have almost winter here! Enjoy!
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Thank you all who wished me luck with my soon-to-come baby, and yes, it is a girl:) !
We went for an organised beach walk by ZWB yesterday. 30 Km from Breskens to Cadzand and back!
We went along the shore all the way to Cadzand and came back part through the water and part through the dunes. It took 8 hours! Afterwords we had dinner in a beach house, OMG this was sooo cool. What a lovely day....!!
But today, while I was uploading my images, I did something wrong; I didn't save my pictures and deleted all the images from my camera. I must have been sleeping, because this has never happen to me before!!
So here are some "old" traces, footprints of a dog in the sand. Not from the same dog who was with us, but it could have been!
The texture I used is by Lenabem-Anna thank you so much for using it my dear!
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Here is another shot from my hiking trip in the Columbia River Gorge. This is the Upper Latourell Falls.
Por motivos laborales (afortunadamente) voy a tener un poquito abandonado el vicio flickero...pero seguro que no tanto como esto...
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A boy lives near my home,yesterday morning i caught him in a sunny weather heading to home with a pair of Anabas testudineus fish,he was not unhappy! He was in a hurry to reach home.
Yes he is a little independent boy.
Pray and Blessing for the Unknown boy[ though i am gonna catch him soon again]
Taken on August 22nd/2011
Lauderhill, Florida, USA
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Louis Armstrong - What a wonderful world
I am sad, my mother's best friend died yesterday. I saw her on my last trip to Venezuela, always showing the same personality: kind, humble, helpful and with much love for my mother.
I'm sad too about my mother, the friendship of which was for life from a young women that they were struggling and working to educate and bring home the best way, caring for spouses and children.
My mother recalled yesterday a story from her friend who described her character full of compassion for others:
Mrs. Felipa one day being very young, traveling by bus when she saw a woman crying inconsolably, she asked what was the reason for her weeping and disconsolate woman replied that her daughter was sick and had no money to buy medicines doctors had prescribed, Mrs. Felipa looking in their pockets, but had no money to share, more looking at her hands was a ring which had been a gift and was a jewel fine, then took it out of the finger and I give it to the woman, saying: Take Madam, I have no money but you go and sell this ring and buy medicines for your daughter.
So my mother remembers, generous and loving, someone who shared joy and sorrow and prayers and illnesses in the final years, some day we all are going to die, but at the time of death we always shed tears. I'm shedding now mine for my mother's friend.
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Ayer subía para las siete y media a Gorbea con un amigo (Íñigo), con mi cuñado Iñaki, con el pastor Iñaki y sus respectivos perros. Allí en la cruz había 8 fotógrafos esperando a que amaneciera para sacar imágenes. Las 445 ovejas de Iñaki duermen en la cruz de Gorbea acompañados de un perro mastín. Llevan allí desde principios de junio y estarán hasta los primeros fríos. Cuando empiece a enfriar las mismas ovejas bajarán casi hasta Gopegui. Las vistas desde la cruz eran impresionantes: brumas en los valles, las cimas nítidas de los montes, sin nubes, la luna llena, al oeste, al otro extremo de donde salía el sol, un viento agradable. Una maravilla disfrutar de ese momento. Las lanas de las ovejas absorbían toda la luz del astro rey.
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I'm stampolina and I love to take photos of stamps. Thanks for visiting this pages on flickr.
I'm neither a typical collector of stamps, nor a stamp dealer. I'm only a stamp photograph. I'm fascinated of the fine close-up structures which are hidden in this small stamp-pictures. Please don't ask of the worth of these stamps - the most ones have a worth of a few cents or still less.
By the way, I wanna say thank you to all flickr users who have sent me stamps! Great! Thank you! Someone sent me 3 or 5 stamps, another one sent me more than 20 stamps in a letter. It's everytime a great surprise for me and I'm everytime happy to get letters with stamps inside from you!
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You might recognise this location from a photo a few weeks back. Myself and Greg got here early and shot for a good couple of hours. It's one of my favourite locations for photography, so we came for sunset and stayed until well after dark.
You can still see the remnants of the sunset if you look closely where Westminster Bridge meets the clock tower. Even though it was getting quite dark, I decided to shoot at f/22 to really give the water that smooth appearance and I'm pretty pleased with the result. It's a shame that the clouds from early in the evening disappeared, but the empty sky almost adds the the effect.
This might be my last photo this week, as I'm off to Croatia and Slovenia and have to get up stupidly early. Speaking of which, has anyone had much success or trouble taking a tripod on as hand luggage?
As always, night shots look better on black.
No images in comments please.
By the way, when I say 'no images in comments please', I really do mean it. Some people either think they're the exception to the rule or just don't bother reading. Any comments with images get deleted by me. There are three main reasons for this:
1) Page load speed. As a web designer I'm acutely away of how long it takes to load a page. Images greatly reduce this time and it's not a pleasant experience.
2) It's distracting. It distracts from the image and it makes filtering though the comments harder.
3) Activity feed. Images clog up my activity feed and makes it harder for me to see who has done what.
I have deleted some comments, messaged the person and said that they are more than welcome to link to their photo, but they can't post images. Most are ok with this. Some decide to argue with me, repost images and then I have to block them. Such a shame.
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Birg ,the Mönch and the Eiger mountains.Canton of Bern. Switzerland-. No. 6211.
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Birg and the Jungfrau mountain(4158m). Canton of Bern, Switzerland. No. 6214.
A view to"Eiger" (elevation 3970 m = 13025 ft), "Mönch" (4099 m = 13448 ft) and "Jungfrau" (4158 m = 13642 ft) - from left to right. "Mönch" is the german word for "monk", "Jungfrau" means young lady.
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It's funny how things come together at times. It was the last morning of my vacation. I get my 4 a.m. wake up call from the roosters. I get up look out the window and it's pouring rain. I'm thinking to myself what a way to enjoy my last day on vacation. I get back into bed, and lie there for the next hour listening to the roosters just hoping and wishing for the rain to stop. 5 a.m. comes around and it's still raining. What should I do? Should I get up and go? Should I just stay in bed and go back to sleep? All these thoughts are going through my head. I'm making myself mental!
I decide to get up and go. I make my 15min drive to the location. It's still raining with no signs of any breaks. I get to the parking lot, look to the east. Rain......a lot of rain. I get back into the truck and sit for the next half an hour watching the rain contemplating if I should stay or leave. Wait.......I see a break on the horizon. The sky has a real faint glow, but it's at least a 15 min hike down to the beach. The trail down to the beach here is very steep. If it has been raining, forget about it. The trail is slick and muddy. There wouldn't be enough time to get down to the beach, so I decide to go with my plan B; shoot from the cliffs. I make my way slowly down the trail. I'm slipping and sliding all over the place. I get to the spot where I want to be at, I set up, and start shooting. The scene at this point is dark and moody with subtle light on the horizon. After a few frames the rain starts really coming down. I tried to stick it out in the rain for as long as I could but it was just too much. I pack my gear up in defeat. The conditions weren't in my favor this time around, but it's ok.......I've got great light at this location 4 days in row! ;-)
I make my way back up the trail, I take one last look at this killer view and all of a sudden I see this glow on the sea cliffs. The glow starts to get more intense, I can't say the curses that came out of my mouth, but I was swearing up a storm as I ran back down the trail slipping and sliding all over the place. The heart pounding heavy breathing intensity that was going through my body was crazy. The light started illuminating the shore line as if someone had slowly open the blinds in a room that was dark. When I was focusing in live view at x10 I could see the sunlight piercing through the rain! It was one of the most incredible scenes that I have seen. I would say this was a great way to start the morning.
Vi ricordate Re Leone? era un gatto che faceva parte della colonia di gatti randagi di Porto Conte, adesso lui non c'è più, ma la figlia ha preso il suo posto!
Io sono andata ieri e ho portato da magiare per tutti, hanno gradito e io sono andata via contenta e commossa!!
Quando la vita scorre ..
D’un tratto t’accorgi…
Che il mondo…
Puo’ essere anche rovescio…
.... riscoprilo..
Nella semplicità delle cose…
con il cuore da bambino....
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I Sirfidi sono Ditteri come le mosche
la forma del loro corpo e' infatti molto simile a quella di una comune mosca domestica.
Molti credono che queste mosche (appartengono alla famiglia dei Ditteri ) a righe
gialle e nere siano vespe o api e per questo le evitano per paura del loro pungiglione velenoso.
In realtà i sirfidi sono innocui come le mosche, sprovvisti di alcuna arma di offesa o difesa,
la colorazione giallo nera che imita quella di molti imenotteri aculeati,ha il solo scopo
di ingannare i predatori (mimetismo), al fine di tener lontani i nemici.
Nella famiglia dei Sirfidi troviamo specie dalla forma molto varia, sottile e delicata,
oppure tozza e larga.
Veri acrobati, i sirfidi possono restare fermi in aria o volare all'indietro.
Gli adulti visitano i fiori e si nutrono di nettare e polline,
e sono utilissimi per la loro funzione di impollinatori
Aprovechando una de las mareas más bajas del año, con un coeficiente de 115, nos juntamos Manel, José Ramón, Situco y su mujer en la playa de Somo, para fotografiar un pequeño barco, hundido hace más de 30 años, que sólo es visible con marea baja.
Para acabar la sesión hicimos una foto de grupo, con las potentes linternas "led Lenser" utilizando varios modelos, la X21, M7, P7 y H7
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On our way back from a trip to Mount Rainier we drove past this lake scene as the sun was setting and the light was changing rapidly. We immediately pulled over and made a mad dash to catch this moment of serendipity before it was gone.
I hope all of you had a great summer. Now that fall has arrived I'm eagerly looking forward to the changing of the leaves. Viva la camera! :)
Explored: Sep 27, 2011 #35
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
EXIF: 1/40 sec | ƒ/8 | ISO 200 | 28mm
Location: Alder Lake, Washington
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I've been so damn lazy the last few days. I just couldn't get myself to do anything. I feel like taking a vacation... but the funny part is that I got back from a vacation just a month ago :))
Here is another shot from our trip to Cambodia. We went for a day trip out to the floating villages /forest and on the way we came across this really lovely lotus farm. What made this an even more interesting location was the dark rain clouds in the background! The umbrella of course adds a dash of color!
I hope you guys are having a good time this week and I hope I don't feel so lazy any more.
I look forward to catching up with your photos. Be good, everyone!
La Región de Murcia tiene un relieve variado y de grandes contrastes, que da lugar a una gran diversidad de paisajes en los que coexisten importantes zonas montañosas con llanuras, valles y costas.
La Cordillera Penibética comprende las sierras meridionales de la región. Son de poca altitud, llegan hasta el mismo mar y dan un litoral alto y recortado.
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God is our refuge and strength,
an ever-present help in trouble.
Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way
and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea,
though its waters roar and foam
and the mountains quake with their surging.
─Psalm 46: 1-3
CAROLE KING (Live) - I Feel The Earth Move
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