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On the last day of our vacation I could no longer resist the urge to play with my husband's underwater camera. The light was so bright, I couldn't see a thing on the screen or hear the shutter click. I just set it on automatic and fired away until the memory card was filled. The memory card was small so I only managed a dozen or so shots ;-(

Yazd (pronounced /jæzd/) (In Persian: یزد), is the capital of Yazd province in Iran, and a centre of Zoroastrian culture. The city is located some 175 miles southeast of Isfahan. In 2005 it had an estimated population of 433,836 people.[1] In 2006 it had an estimated population of 505,037. [2]. Because of generations of adaptations to its desert surroundings, Yazd is an architecturally unique city. It is also known in Iran for the high quality handicrafts, especially silk weaving, and its sweets shops

History

The city has a 3000 year long history, dating back to the time of the Median empire, when it was known as Ysatis (or Issatis). The present city name, however, may have been derived from Yazdegerd I, a Sassanid ruler. The city was definitely a Zoroastrian centre during Sassanid times. After the Islamic conquest of Persia, many Zoroastrians fled to Yazd from neighbouring provinces. The city remained Zoroastrian even after the conquest by paying a levy, and only gradually did Islam come to be the dominant religion in the city

Because of its remote desert location and the difficulty of approach, Yazd had remained largely immune to large battles and the destruction and ravages of war. For instance, it was a haven for those fleeing from destruction in other parts of Persia during the invasion of Genghis Khan. It was visited by Marco Polo in 1272 who remarked on the city's fine silk-weaving industry. It briefly served as the capital of the Muzaffarid Dynasty in the fourteenth century, and was sieged unsuccessfully in 1350–1351 by the Injuids under Shaikh Abu Ishaq. The Friday (or Congregation) Mosque, arguably the city's greatest architectural landmark, as well as other important buildings, date to this period. During the Qajar dynasty (18th Century AD) it was ruled by the Bakhtiari Khans.

There is a very amazing thing about Yazd and its people who moved to the east of Yazd. In the rule of the Safavis (16. century) people from Yazd migrated to a place and called it Yazdi: This place is currently on the Iranian-Afghan border in the province of Farah, in Farah city in Afghanistan. The people of Yazdi in Farah city, in the province of Farah, are all Persians and Shi'ite (Shi'a) Muslims. They speak with an accent that is very similar to the Iranian people of Yazd. These Shi'ite-Persians in Yazdi of Farah city are forgotten.

Architecture and Heritage

Yazd has some of the finest examples of traditional desert Persian residential architecture.Yazd is of foremost importance as a centre of Persian architecture. Because of its climate, it has one of the largest networks of qanats in the world, and Yazdi qanat makers are considered the most skilled in Iran. To deal with the extremely hot summers, many old buildings in Yazd have magnificent windcatchers, and large underground areas. The city is also home to prime examples of yakhchals, the latter of which were used to store ice retrieved from glaciers the nearby mountains. Yazd is also one of the largest cities built almost entirely out of adobe.

Yazd's heritage as a centre of Zoroastrianism is also important. There is a Tower of Silence on the outskirts, and the city itself has a Fire Temple, which holds a fire that has been kept alight continuously since 470 AD. Presently, Zoroastrians make up a significant minority of the population, around 20 - 40,000 or 5 to 10%.

“...É um campo aberto

onde a divisa

se perde a vista

e um Deus artista

pintou de rubro

neste sol por,

lindeiro ao mundo

da invernada,

sombra estendida,

parece a vida,

que vai pra sempre

por onde eu for...”

Trecho de “Parece a vida”, de Gujo Teixeira

Bagé, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil

Yesterday I was treated to a wonderful visit from one of the most sincere people on the planet. Doug was in the area on a family vacation for Spring Break. Well, I shouldn’t say that. They were in the same state as me, but still 80+ miles away to the south. He was nice enough to come up yesterday, through the traffic of LA and let me use/touch/feel some of his awesome equipment. He has quite the collection and is ready for just about any wedding, sunset, barn, kid or anything else. He set up his Alien Bee, let me play with his Singh-Ray filters, his D300 and everything else. He even tried to explain his calculus-like method for photo processing. I used to consider myself somewhat smart, but his technique of layers, multiple-sharpening, and RAW conversions had my head spinning like a broken bobble-head toy.

We finished our meetup with a trek down to the beach in hopes of a cloud-inspired dramatic sunset. We didn’t get it. The wind from earlier in the day blew away our dramatic sunset, but with some crafty techniques, filters, tripods and a splash or 3 from the Pacific, we were blessed with a few good shots. I know his will blow mine away, but it was fun nonetheless.

As we were leaving the beach, in the darkness I saw a long rock moving on the beach. It was inching up the sand like a worm. Coming closer I realized it was a Sea Lion. Not sure if it was hurt, sad, hungry, cold or just bored, but it was very friendly, slithering where ever we went. If I didn’t have a phobia of wild animals, I would have pet him or perhaps tried to sand wrestle him, but instead called Animal Control who eventually told me this behavior was normal, for upto half a day.

I have my weekend free from photographic obligations, so I think I’m going to take advantage of that, and cut my kids hair. Maybe I’ll have a cocktail before I begin.

NOT HDR. I did bracket 3 shots and then manually blended them. I think it has a more realistic look. I was also using a Cokin GND filter for the sky, but don’t think it did much at this point.

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HDR from 3 exposures - f/9 - 1/640s - ISO 200 - 10mm - handheld

Nikon D90 with Sigma 10-20 mm

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There will be a Day

To touch the scars that rescued me from a life of shame and misery this is why this is why I sing

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Aperture: f/16.0

Focal Length: 35 mm

ISO Speed: 400

Exposure Bias: 0 EV

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This is my five year old Bengel Cat CPII taking a cat nap. He was letting me know I can't sneak up on him for a quick snap shot..

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Palabra que el reflejo estaba asi, no es Photoshop, jeje, tubimos mucha suerte y pillamos el agua muy calmadita ;-)

"...Y sepa, señor, que no digo lo que digo porque soy maestro

o porque me sobra ciencia...

Lo mismo es criollo el que puntea la tierra,

el que hace un libro con criolla concencia...

Orgullo limpio de ser argentino,

orgullo macho de honor y decencia...

Por eso señor,

pa' saber le falta saber lo que es prudencia,

y pa' aprender señor,

le sobra... si tiene vergüenza..."

Fragmento de “Pa’ usted, señor”, de Jose Larralde

San Antonio de Areco, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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~ Langston Hughes

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About the shot; Ummm! I like how those petals came out.. like streaks from a paint brush. Oh & again an experiment with the processing =D

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Loads of em' plus a bonus leftover Persied meteor after peak last fall as seen here.

This is another from the land of very little (but still some as you can see) light pollution at Steens Mountain in SE Oregon. If you like night skies, this is a great area to visit!

Image notes: The keys for this shot were very little light pollution, no moon, high ISO (1600) wide aperture (F/3.2) and a relatively short exposure to prevent obvious star trails (30 seconds). A bit of reverse USM (30%, 60 radius, 0 threshold) and ACR clarity (you can open TIFFs as well as RAW in ACR if they are 16bit) helped to further pop the stars.

The foreground was light painted with an extremely bright LED torch from Lowes (Task Force 2 C cell Cree LED flashlight). It was really too bright at 1600 ISO wide open so I had to basically turn it on and paint what I wanted super fast or it completely burned out. I should have probably taken a second exposure at a much lower ISO and could have taken my time light painting and had a much easier go of it. Then later in post combine the two. I think I was just on a kick to get it all in the original untouched shot for this one, whatever original untouched actually means heh.

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Carnegie Mellon في مبنى جامعة

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Aperture:f/5.6

Focal Length:200 mm

ISO Speed:250

Flash:SP900

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This is a blossom from a TULIP TREE.

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"Stress is like dark chocolate. A little of it won't kill you. In fact, small blocks here and there can be good for you, or at least give you a reason to get out of bed in the morning. But chronic and severe stress can damage your body and mind, blocking the fluid communication to and from most organs--especially in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis and in the limbic system, the brain's emotional center. Believe me, you want these two systems running as smoothly as possible, with low levels of the delinquent stress hormones in your bloodstream."

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The North Sea Canal is a Dutch ship canal from Amsterdam to the North Sea at IJmuiden, constructed between 1865 and 1876 to enable seafaring vessels to reach the port of Amsterdam. It ends at Amsterdam in the closed-off IJ Bay, which in turn connects to the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal. The North Sea averages about 100 m. The beaches and coastal waters of the North Sea are popular destinations for tourists. The Dutch coasts are especially developed for tourism. Windsurfing and sailing are popular sports because of the winds. Because of the strong tides and areas of still water, the North Sea is more difficult to sail than the Baltic or the Mediterranean. Mudflat hiking, recreational fishing, and diving, including wreck diving, are all possible. The North Pier near Wijk aan Zee shown above is a nice fishing spot. Anglers from all over the country come to the North pier. At the beginning of the North pier, just across the restaurant you can do some good sea bass fishing. In stormy weather there is a good catch of fish on the inner side. On the pier there is not really one super spot with fish. One moment there is a good catch across the corner, the other moment there is not, whilst the catch is then good at the fence. Is the fishing bad from the beach because of the cold weather, then some fish can be caught on the pier in the deeper water. Sole, codfish, gurnard, dab, flounder, garfish, sea brass, eel pout, eel, whiting, plaice, pout, sea trout, pollack, twaite, mackerel, and mullet can be catched. Various types you will only catch in summer, but a surprise is not impossible. Avoid the pier with stormy weather, because it can be perilous because of breaking waves.

A photo of the lighthouse at the beginning of the North Sea Canal. It's beautiful walk of 1.5 km to the lighthouse at the North Pier of Wijk aan Zee - Netherlands. It was a lovely sunny day but I had to work. At the the day's end I went to the beach. There was almost no wind and the colors of the sunset were beautiful. It was 30 minutes after sunset. Exposure 4 sec. F8.0, ISO80 and -1.0EV. The flying geese were taken 10 minutes before with standard exposure and blended into this composite. Please notice the fisherman at the end of the pier. After this walk I went for dinner at the sociable Aloha beach club which is open even during the winter season but today it was the first day in spring ;-)

Het Noordzeekanaal is een kanaal in Nederland dat loopt van de stad Amsterdam (het IJ) naar IJmuiden en Velsen Noord aan de andere kant, waar het uiteindelijk uitmondt in de Noordzee. Om de verbinding tussen de Haven van Amsterdam en de Noordzee te verbeteren werd in 1824 het Noordhollandsch Kanaal tussen Amsterdam en Den Helder in gebruik genomen. Dit kanaal voldeet al snel niet meer aan de eisen van het groeiende scheepvaartverkeer. Daarom werd enkele decennia later besloten om via de kortste verbinding tussen Amsterdam en de Noordzee een kanaal te graven. Hierbij werden de duinen nabij Velsen op het smalste deel van Holland ('Holland op zijn Smalst') doorgraven. Er werden sluizen aangelegd die de verbinding vormen tussen het kanaal en de zee.

Zijn de visvangsten door de kou vanaf het strand slecht, dan valt er op de pier door het diepere water nog wel een visje te vangen Tong, kabeljauw, knorhaan, schar, bot, geep, zeebaars, puitaal, paling, wijting, schol, steenbolk, zeeforel, koolvis, fint, makreel en harder. Diverse soorten zal je uitsluitend in de zomer vangen, maar verrassingen zijn niet uitgesloten. Zo kan je midden november nog best een dikke tong vangen en de zeebaars blijft ook steeds langer. De Noordpier bij Wijk aan Zee: een fijne visstek. Hengelaars uit het gehele land komen naar de Noordpier toe. Aan het begin van de Noordpier, even voorbij het restaurant is het goed zeebaars vissen. Bij storm wordt er aan de binnenkant goed vis gevangen. Mijd de pier met storm, want het kan dan levensgevaarlijk zijn door overslaande golven.

Het is een mooie wandeling van zo'n 1.5 km naar de vuurtoren. De hele dag was zonnig maar ik moest helaas werken maar 's avonds uit werk gelijk naar het strand gegaan van Wijk aan Zee. Prachtig avondrood met blauwgrijze Noordzee. Mijn statief meegenomen maar er was eigenlijk te weinig deining om de golfslag mooi vast te leggen. Deze foto geschoten een halfuur na zonsondergang met sluitertijd 4 seconde. De vogels vlogen eerder over en genomen met standaard belichting en later in deze foto bewerkt. Een mooi detail is de visser aan het einde van de pier. Na de late strandwandeling in de gezellige Aloha beach club diner gegeten. Deze club is zelf 's winters open maar vandaag was het de eerste lentedag :-)

~ A hometown delight, Rideau Falls.~ wiki info here...

a BIG HELLO from Ottawa, Canada.

I was glad that i brought my Nikon 20mm Lens, as it's the widest i have that takes a CPL Filter, so i could get this dark sky.

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This is a photo of the downtown Seattle public library. Built by Rem Koolhass, this piece of modern architectural art is as amazing on the inside as it is outside. This structure has been shot a ton so I really tried to give it something I hadn’t seen before. Out of all my shots that day, this one “popped” most for me. I brought out my wide angle lens (14mm full frame) and got really low to the ground for this shot. Standing on the corner, I could just barely squeeze in the entire structure. I waited for the sun to peek through the buildings downtown and captured the reflection on the side of the building, which I felt added to the dramatic nature of the structure. As you can see, there is a bit of lens flare, but I actually liked it this time. If you follow the flare trail, you can see it reflected all the way to the street sign on the left, which is ultimately why I decided to keep the street pole in. I really liked all the angles in this shot!

If you like this kind of funky perspective, here's another one of the Seattle Center.

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An Irish blessing for all my family and friends!

For Pretty Pinkisms group (pink and green theme for St. Patty's Day)!

Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone! Have a blessed day!

Spiaggia di Tirrenia (Pisa)

Tirrenia beach (Pisa)

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A classic view of Groningen, my city....

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It's nearly time for all of us to say goodbye to Salzburg, after the next two photographs I'll be taking you to another beautiful city in Austria.

Will it be greener pastures? Only Laurie and I know...

This is a similar point of view to my first photo of Salzburg, which you can see here, but I still wanted to post it. I got pretty lucky with some interesting light. There's no HDR or shadows/hightlights with this shot. Just bumped up some contrast and darkened some areas. The sun was shinning and was lighting up the foreground nicely, even though it was almost completely overcast. As you can see from the dark ominous sky over the Hohensalzburg Fortress.

If you haven't been following my photographs of Salzburg take some time to check them out if you like here.

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Hiking along the chalk cliff coast of Rügen, Germany's largest island, I was scouting for other interesting places to take pictures around the time of sunrise.

One of the places I found was this one. The picture you see here was taken about 80 minutes before actual sunrise and involved setting my alarm clock to a really un-holiday time, freeing my car of ice (it was during the cold strike in Europe during January, but luckily, a bit less harsh on the coast), driving 30 minutes to a hiker's parking area and then walking 30 minutes with a flashlight through the dark forest of Nationalpark Jasmund and eventually getting down to a place called "pirate bay", with a rumored treasure chest still being digged in somewhere here...

At the time of taking this picture, it still was very dark, of course, which is why you can still see all these stars.

For taking this picture, I again used the Tokina 11-16mm lens and put my tripod at a low ground level. At this time, the shot ended up taking 15 seconds with a 2.8 aperture and ISO 200, resulting in soft water, of course. A nice detail I like is the light of the ship you can see at the horizon.

Watch next week for how this same place looks like 5 minutes after sunrise. :)

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Das Stadtbad Gotha wurde 1906-09 nach den Plänen von Stadtbaurat Wilhelm Goette (1873-1927) in den Formen des späten Jugendstils errichtet. Das Bad wird in den nächsten Jahren Saniert.

The old Citybath Gotha was build 1906-09 in the Art Nouveau - Jugendstil. The bath will be refurbished in the next years.

The life of a west side playa where cowards die

Only in Cali where we riot now rallies are live and die

-- 2Pac

#64/365 When I'm not taking pictures of toys and pretty flowers I like to keep it real and cruise the hood. Happy Thug Thursdays!

There is a lot of details if you view it large..like the picnic tables..and the mound where a dead body was probably dumped.

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Back to some more archival shots of Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, Alberta

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One from the archives

Where:

Prospect Bay

Nova Scotia, Canada

About:

Sorry folks but I started using Lightroom as my RAW convertor and database/catalog program and have been going through the 50,000+ images on my computer!! Granted many are triplets from bracketing my shots and my many trial compositions etc. Anyway, I came across this and it reminded me of summer. I'm getting a little sick of the cold and ice and I'm sure you're getting tired of my winter shots. I figured I would throw this on the wall to see if would stick! :-)

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"...Sin fajón en la carona

ni lazo atado a los tientos,

traigo un temblor que los vientos

dejaron en mis bordonas,

y una pena en las lloronas

que no quieren alzar vuelo,

porque el rigor del pihuelo

la lleva atada a mi huella,

pa' que no se hagan estrellas

alumbrando desde el cielo..."

Fragmento de "Decimas de Jacinto Luna", de Osíris Rodriguez Castillo

San Antonio de Areco, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Some things just look better Large and on BLACK…… Enjoy!!!

This is the second shot of my Bright Color OverDose (BCOD) series and I’m stating to feel the effects of the overdose. It feels like there is a butterfly flying in my head and I like it.

I wonder what the second symptom will be, but I guess we’ll have to find that out tomorrow.

Have a happy BCOD!!!

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Took a trip to the eastside this weekend!

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per il ciclo AVolteRitornano!

Giorgia - Gocce di memoria

~ A playful mallard greets me at the pond with a few water tossing dunks and flap. ~

I studied ducks for over two years on a daily basis and can tell you many things about how they survive day to day and all about body language. Very unique personalities for each of them and one common love for fresh seeds as posing payment.

I hope everybody is having an outstanding weekend in their own special way and that the happiness of this Mallard may bring a bit of joy to anyone looking for some.

Have a great night / day.. (depending on the World's rotation)

This "easy to sew" robe/housecoat is for both men and women. It features a dropped shoulder, like a kimono. Includes unused set of Asian-Style font monogram transfers. This pattern is uncut and factory folded.

Maker: McCalls 2334

Copyright: 1959

Cost Price New - $.50

Size: Large

Breast/Chest: 42-44

Waist: 38-40

Pattern Envelope: Discolored some due to age

Pattern Instructions: Included

Pattern Pieces: UNCUT and FACTORY FOLDED INCLUDING TRANSFERS

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For those who wonder.. yes, yes I'm running out of my holiday photo's of Laos. My holiday seems already a long time ago. Luang Prabang, does it still exist, or was it just a hazy dream I conjured in my imagination? Luang Prabang, the royal capital of the former kingdom of Laos, is a lovely quiet town. located between the two lazy rivers, the Mekong and Nam Khan river. Life flows slowly here, just like the muddy Mekong. The people are gentle and unassuming.

Photo taken at the morning market of Luang Prabang. I fastly caught a glimpse of this old Asian man. Don't know if he noticed me, but one shot was all I got before he turned around and start eating his meal. All camera sounds OFF, 432mm zoom, spot metering, F3.3, 1/100s and ISO200.

Our last day in Luang Prabang we were strolling down the Morning Market. A good place to go for food and entertainment. There are hundreds of temporary and semi-permanent shops, stalls, and blankets spread on the ground, where everyone buy and sell almost anything. Here the hill tribesman or woman comes face to face with the modern western traveler in a milieu strange to both of them. But nonetheless the strangeness seems to handle with a broad smile. Inside the market I caught a glimpse of this old man. Later I realize, looking at his dirty clothes, he must have been homeless.

He was just receiving a free meal from a local market restaurant. It was the first homeless we saw in Laos. I guess there are more homeless in Amsterdam than in Laos. Although Laos is a poor country, being homeless is ofcourse another story. But let's not forget a generation of War and the Politburo of the Communist Party who came to power. In 2005, the United States established Normal Trade Relations with Laos. Looking at his intriguing face I'm sure this man have quite a story to tell.

Yet another one from my short hike during Valentines day on the Ventura foothills , this one I backed off on the processing some.

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It is currently raining in East Lansing. The next ten days are going to be a whirlwind of sorts: rain, snow, sunny days, cloudy days..you get the drift.

Can spring come soon? Pretty please??

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Immagini estive: sorbendo un caffè in via Roma al Bar Roma ma a Procida.

“It takes a long time to grow young.” - Pablo Picasso quotes (Spanish Artist and Painter. 1881-1973)

Photo taken during the birthday of my girls' 8-year old cousin, Irvine. He is Maggy B's student, by the way. Good to see you again, Magz!

Sir Norman Foster's Great Court at the British Museum - Really impressive, not only for fans of modern architecture like me

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Woke up this morning stretching bones for another same old day.

With the urban wall that has never gone small, how and when can I climb to that tower?

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TGIF my friends, enjoy your Valentine weekend. =D

San Jose, Occidental Mindoro

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this photo appeared on the cover page of Philippine Center for Aquatic and Marine Research Development, DOST CY 2008 Annual Report

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~ Quadvision (Me)

The cropping of this shot is accidental, I accidentally saved on full resolution file with this cropping while shutting down PS & couldn't recall what I did to process it. Anyways, my guardian angel says its good to go... so here it is! =P =D

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