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The Image I click form Belaai bil, Rajendrapur, Dhaka, on 29th july 2011, during my Monthly photo walk with Frame BANGLADESH ,
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Descrizione
Farfalla di media grandezza (la femmina può toccare i 30 mm di apertura alare), che si distingue facilmente dagli altri satiridi nostrani per la livrea nera e bianca. Superiormente, evidenzia un disegno a scacchiera che si ripete sulle parti inferiori con tonalità giallastre. I disegni appaiono meno appariscenti sulle ali posteriori, sulle quali si osserva, inoltre, una serie interrotta di ocelli submarginali.
Biologia
Specie univoltina, con svernamento allo stadio larvale e sfarfallamento in giugno-luglio. I bruchi, pelosi, sono di colore variabile dal verde-giallo al bruno, con due linee longitudinali scure dorsali e un paio di linee giallastre lateralmente. Testa e appendici caudali sono rosso-bruni. Conducono vita diurna nutrendosi di Graminacee (gen. Phleum, Festuca, Bromus, Dactylis ecc.) alla base delle quali si impupano. Se disturbati, si arrotolano su se stessi lasciandosi cadere al suolo.
Distribuzione ed ecologia
Con alcune sottospecie, si estende dall'Europa centr-meridionale e Nordafrica all'Iran. Presente in tutta Italia, eccetto Sardegna, dalla pianura ai 3000 m. Poco frequente nel territorio, ove la si è osservata in volo su radure fiorite.
Ijen Crater, - Bondowoso, East Java, Indonesia.
Less then 1km before reach the Ijen crater rim, there is a flattens trail where you can see a magnificent view of part of Java Island and Bali strait.
Please check out my previous post to read more about Ijen Hiking
Canon EOS 50D + EF 70-300mm F/4-5.6 IS USM
EXIF: 0.25 sec • f/14 • 70 mm • ISO 100
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*Experiment with tone and textures.
This is another image from my recent visit to "qutub shahi tombs" in Hyderabad. A big portion of this place is in ruins and as you can see the roof is crumbling, the walls are broken and overall it is in a very sorry state.
When I entered this hall, I was astounded by the light coming through the roof and the very interesting design of this hall. I have tried here to experiment with some tones and textures to give it an antique, old world feel but am not really sure I like the final look of this image.
This is again a vetorama because it was not possible to fit everything in one frame so I took two different shots of the top and bottom and stitched them together.
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My third upload of the sunrise view at Podere Belvedere, Tuscany, Italy. Sky changed minute by minute and so I tried different perspectives. The best thing was, that the grass was wet and I was wearing sneakers. Never had that dripping wet socks before. But it was worth it.
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El Angliru (en asturiano: l'Angliru) es un puerto de montaña del Principado de Asturias, situada en el corazón de la Sierra del Aramo, en el concejo de Riosa. Situado a 1.570 m de altitud, constituye una espacio natural de gran belleza ubicado entre algunas de las cimas más importantes de esta sierra.
De ser conocido sólo por los ganaderos locales y excursionistas, pasó a cobrar fama internacional tras ser incluido como final de etapa en la Vuelta Ciclista a España en 1999, dada la gran dureza de la ascensión, que alcanza en algunos tramos pendientes máximas del 23,5 %, uno de los puertos de montaña más difíciles del ciclismo mundial. De hecho, l'Angliru está considerado como la cima de mayor dureza, junto con el Mortirolo y el Zoncolan en Italia
En esta ocasion nos acompañaron Gonzalo (Willian Wallas) su hijo Alejandro y Jesus (Astur56) ya que se encontraban aqui en Gijon-Asturias
Espero que sean de vuestro agrado
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Location: Near my house at Tamagawa River, Tokyo, Sunday (17 July 2011)
Taken shortly after the sunset while I walked with my bike approaching the bridge of Tamagawa as my house is at the other side.. Tried a longer exposure but it pales off more the color of the horizon.
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Amores se van marchando como las olas del mar,
amores los tienen todos pero quien los sabe cuidar.
El amor es una barca con dos remos en el mar,
un remo aprietan mis manos el otro lo mueve el azar.
Quien no escribió un poema huyendo de la soledad,
quien a los quince años no dejó su cuerpo abrazar,
y quién cuando la vida se apaga y las manos tiemblan ya,
quién no buscó ese recuerdo de una barca naufragar.
Amores se vuelven viejos antes de empezar a amar,
porque el amor es un niño que hay que enseñar a andar.
El amor es como tierra que hay que arar y sembrar,
mírala al caer la tarde que no lo vengan a pisar... (MARI TRINI)
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Focal length : 18 mm, ISO speed : 100, Flash Mode : No Flash, Exposure Time : 1/200 sec, Aperture : f/7.1
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فوجودكم هو الدعم الحقيقي الذي يدفعني للأمام ..
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That's really what keeps me going forward
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Sonoma State Beach - Sonoma County California
Its been quite a long time since I've made any short shutter speed images that capture the movement of the ocean, so I decided to see how film would react to these shutter speeds. As I have mentioned before, film has it's challenges, but these challenges are exactly what I was looking for. With my digital SLR, I had the option of setting up my camera for 1/2 or 1/3 stop increments, but these options are not available with the leaf shutter system on the film camera I use. My knowledge of the lens configurations for the film system I am using is minimal, but my current lens only offers full stop adjustments. With this, and the lack of ISO options*, I have found that the amount of time with workable light is cut in half... At best.
For this image, I watched the movement of the ocean in relation to rock formation and tried to visualize how much movement would be recorded. I waited for the right amount of light to cross over the rock and quickly snapped series of 2 images using a 1/2 second shutter speed. I waited roughly 2 minutes, and snapped two more with 1 second shutter speed. I think both speeds came out good, but the wave curl detail in the 1/2 second exposure (this image) was a little better for my taste.
Working with a digital camera, I had instant enjoyment when the image came up on the LCD, but with film there is a feeling that is hard to get past. The feeling of dialing in your settings, waiting for the perfect moment, and click..... Nothing. No image to view... No instant feedback to help fine tune your exposure. I have found myself feeling as if something broke. Like something wasn't working right, but its all part of the mystery that I have grown to love about analog photography. The nice thing about all of this is the build up and heightened anticipation of what was captured. The process of unrolling, rolling, and developing the film... Watching the timer as the final seconds of the film washing counts down... Pulling the reels from the tank, and seeing exactly what was actually captured.... Its hard for me to explain, but I can say that the delay is worth it.
The boring details....
Camera- Hasselblad 500C/M
Lens - 80mm f/2.8 @ f/16
Shutter speed 1/2 second
Film - Kodak TMAX 100 - Developed with Kodak HC-110 dilution (H)
*I have only one film back, but additional film backs can be loaded with a different ISO and changed mid-roll on the Hasselblad V system. Film speeds can also be adjusted by "pushing" or "pulling" development, but I am still researching these methods.
"A Ponte sobre o Rio Negro terá um comprimento total de 3.505 metros, incluindo aí as rampas de acesso nos pontos de chegada e saída em Manaus e em Iranduba."
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... you aren't in a dream, you see an Enzo in front of you, your heart beats like a drum, you sweat...
It was in Munich, in my opinion the best city for spotting, on 15th July, in the late afternoon.
You can see that this car was badly parked... So a policeman fined it! :P
In shot is the 22,000 tonne Panama registered cargo vessel 'Sv Nikolay'.
Don’t really know if you would describe this as a big ship... but I would, it did look to be large and lightly laden riding high in the water, the pooled water left by the leaving tide, left a mirrored surface for reflection, and the Ironmen looked on as to greet the ship into the river Mersey.
I quite liked the painted feel to the cloud backdrop here, I think these would have been perfect light and conditions to have seen tall ships in, oh well the less romantic bulk cargo ship will have to do.
If you want to track ships, this makes it easy, you can see where this ship is now, and what its doing...
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Estou atrasada! A internet não estava funcionando hoje e agora eu PRECISO dormir!
Obrigada por tudo, pessoal!
Ah, como muitas pessoas perguntaram, o colar da foto anterior é da Renner e aproveitando, essa sapatilha linda é da Alice Disse ;)
So I went out for the first time in quite a while with my camera last night. I've had this image in mind for a long time, but just had never bothered to take it. Its not entirely what I had in mind as I thought the parliament building would have had more lighting and the sky would be more blue. The sky I think was just a problem with seasonal timing of the sun setting directly where I was shooting. The light trails were pretty good though, I wasn't sure how much traffic there would be, but there was enough for a 2 minute exposure.
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Singapore National Day Parade 2011
Explore Highest position: 211 on Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Explore Highest position: 156 on Friday, July 15, 2011
Singapore Marina Bay is a bay near Central Area in the southern part of Singapore, and lies to the east of the Downtown Core. Marina Bay is set to be a 24/7 destination with endless opportunities for people to “explore new living and lifestyle options, exchange new ideas and information for business, and be entertained by rich leisure and cultural experiences”.
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Heavy law enforcement biodroid used in the major cities of Europe. Developed in 2063 by the Prague Institute of Genomechanika.
Die Aufnahme hat mein Sohn Pascal in der weißen Wüste in Ägypten geschossen.
Captured by my son Pascal in the White Desert / Egypt
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Preface _ Three Hundred Sixty Five Project :
BANGLADESH, a Land of Fertility and Dhaka is the capital city a Country of Land, boat /river , hills and sea, The Longest sea beach Cox Bazar and Famous Mangrove Sundorban is the tourist attraction with heritage of Old days makes One Nostalgic. BANGLADESH is born out of series of political movements ,Those Started with Language movement in 1952 , followed by Non cooperation Movement in 1969 and finally ended up with Liberation war in 1971,
Jute , The Golden Fiber of Bangladesh is world wide famous while now Garmentsbecame the economical backbone of the country, Bangladesh has a Long rich cultural and Literatures heritage, with our noble Laurent Poet Nobel Laurent Rabindranath Tagore., Followed by Kazi Nazrul Islam and Jibanananda Das.
The country BANGLASDESH is a land of fertility for Agriculture, while Livestock’s are the main driving force for the rural life, Education had been the prime concerned for people of these days . Bangladesh has the glory to Inaugurate ICC World cup Cricket in 2011 at Mirpur stadium,
Season has Lot of credit in photography , along with the landscape. Heritage. Rivers cape, and Life style, People here enjoy festival in Bangladesh almost every month, Sometimes they are religious an most of the time seasonal, thus allow good subjects for Image capturing,
Let’s we EXPLORE Our Beautiful BANGLADESH.
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The sky yesterday afternoon after 3 days cloudy and rainy weather at Dhaka BANGLADESH ,
The Nazca Lines are a series of ancient geoglyphs located in the Nazca Desert in southern Peru. They were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994. The high, arid plateau stretches more than 80 kilometers (50 mi) between the towns of Nazca and Palpa on the Pampas de Jumana about 400 km south of Lima. Although some local geoglyphs resemble Paracas motifs, scholars believe the Nazca Lines were created by the Nazca culture between 400 and 650 AD. The hundreds of individual figures range in complexity from simple lines to stylized hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, fish, sharks, orcas, llamas, and lizards.
The lines are shallow designs made in the ground by removing the ubiquitous reddish pebbles and uncovering the whitish ground beneath. Hundreds are simple lines or geometric shapes; more than seventy are designs of animal, bird, fish, or human figures. The largest figures are over 200 meters (660 ft.) across. Scholars differ in interpreting the purpose of the designs, but in general they ascribe religious significance to them.
The geometric ones could indicate the flow of water or be connected to rituals to summon water. The spiders, birds, and plants could be fertility symbols. Other possible explanations include: irrigation schemes or giant astronomical calendars.
Due to the dry, windless, and stable climate of the plateau and its isolation, for the most part the lines have been preserved. Extremely rare changes in weather may temporarily alter the general designs.
No he is not my son. I have two daughters aged 28 and 25 :-)
Photographer: S. Downham
Model: unknown
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Camera Nikon: D5000
Nikkor Lens AF-S DX VR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6mm G ED (kit lens)
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/320)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 105 mm
ISO Speed: 200
EXPLORED 7th July 2011
EXPLORE Highest position #34 on Wednesday, July 13, 2011
En el concejo de Cudillero, en el pueblo de Santa Marina, se encuentra una pequeña y recogida cala con forma de concha, poco conocida al estar cerca de la más turística y conocida playa del Silencio.
Tiene estas caracteristicas rocas puntiagudas que como veis dan una imagen muy original.
Como de costumbre ultimamente me encontraba acompañado de muy buenos amigos a los que creo que ya estoy acostumbrando a madrugar jajaaa.
Estos son
Pili... pa tossss, Yolisav2001, Raquel Marquez, Anusska, Kasansass, Nachocamacho, Chus Ochoa, Jashir, Konkuidado y el que os lo muestra.
Un lugar que si podeis ver no dejeis de visitarlo
Espero que sean de vuestro agrado
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un grande onore, un grazie speciale ad Angelo che con pazienza mi ha aspettato.....
I purposely arrived about an hour early for a meet-up with Salem Digital Photo Group - www.salemphoto.org/. - I wanted to use this time to roam the streets of downtown Salem to see what I could find before the rest of the gang arrived at the Riverfront Park, where the meet-up would take place. www.cityofsalem.net/Residents/Parks/ParkTour/Pages/Riverf...
I really enjoy playing with shadows. It was in the evening and the sun was hitting this spot perfectly. Yes, I know. I defeated the purpose of the golden hour sun by converting to black & white. SO!!!!!!!! =)
I tried taking bubble pictures before, but had to re-take for Cliche Saturday Scavenger Hunt. Of course, I forgot how hard it is to get a closeup of a bubble. It keeps moving, so lens is confused about where to focus. And often, when bubble is perfectly in-focus, shutter refuses to work because lens "thinks" it is not done focusing yet. And when you are about to take a shot, bubble pops and you start all over. I seriously need to remember to buy glycerin next time - it supposed to make bubbles indestructible. Which is just another way to say "less fragile".
Another version is under the fold. And, it goes without saying, this is my "Bubbles" cliche category entry. HCS, everyone!
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I love getting shots tight against bridges with a wide-angle lens. I love the lines that it gives. Although Battersea Power Station isn't as well-known as the Houses of Parliament or as architecturally beautiful as St Paul's Cathedral, it is still an iconic landmark in London (albeit South London...).
I was going through shots from my photowalk with Murphyz and I asked on Twitter which shot I should put up. Without hesitation, Vulture Labs said Battersea Power Station. "Can't get enough of that building".
This shot was taken at around 23:00 hours on a Sunday night and used my remote shutter release for longish exposure of a minute. I like how, despite the light pollution, you can still make out stars. It's surprising how much they travel in this short amount of time! One of my favourite things about this image are the reflections of the lights across the Thames.
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Canon EOS 500D / ISO 200 / f/11 / 10-20mm @ 10mm / 60 seconds
EXPLORED [# 6 Highest] - 26 June 2011 - Thanks Everyone!
Jersey Shore Sunrise. Sunburst through the Fishing Pier.
Shostakovich : String Quartet N° 4 (mvt. IV)
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courtyard of Stavropoleos Monastery [finished in 1908]
architect Ion Mincu
Stavropoleos Monastery, Bucharest, Romania
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Le Moulin de Moidrey, in Normandia è situato su una collina di 44 m/slm ed offre ai visitatori stupendi panorami della baia di Mont St. Michel.
The windmill of Moidrey in Normandy is situated on a hill 44 m/asl and offers visitors wonderful views of the bay of Mont St. Michel.
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