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I am still waiting on a few more parts in correct colors and I will probably play a little more but I've had this sitting around so long that I couldn't wait anymore.
I was trying to get this done for the military build competition but I got a little delayed....
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they're very slow to grow wild this year... this was taken early morning... :-)
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Alstrom Point provides one of the most memorable, scenic, and widely photographed views of Lake Powell. While the actual hiking at the point is limited, half of the enjoyment of this location is the trip to get there. Alstrom Point is very remote. Although you can see the city of Page, it will take you between 2 to 3 hours to get there. There is no gas along the way. The road is primarily on the Tropic Shale, which can turn to a mud bog after rain or snow. The last mile or two into Alstrom Point is over rough slickrock and not well marked in places.
This eye catching grand view from Alstrom Point looks out over Gunsight Butte, Padre Bay and the immense Lake Powell. You may need a high clearance four wheel drive here. Reaching this viewpoint may also prove a challenge for those without directions. One possible route from Big Water, Utah, begins on Warm Creek Road to Smoky Mountain Road (Rec Road 230). South on Rec Road 264, known to some as Alstrom Point Road; but to the Google folks, its labeled as Romana Mesard Road. A good sense of direction or a bit luck maybe needed on this adventure.
This image is taken at sunset and when leaving the place it went dark very fast and a GPS was needed to find the way back to US89. So when you go there, stay overnight or bring your GPS to help you out of this remote area.
Image is part of the south-west tour.
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If you have few minutes, enjoy the Tagore song Chokher aloy
Location: Sunrise at Ramna Park, Dhaka-Bangladesh
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ،،،
يوم الإستقلال الأمريكي.
يوم من أهم وأكبر الأيام التي لها أهمية للأمريكان.
حنا يالمسلمين أعتبرناهـ أحتفال بمناسبة قدوم رمضان ههههههههههههههه
وأستانسنا بالإجازة الحمدلله، تذكرنــا اليوم الوطني
بس الفرق بيننا وبينهم، محد يطلع فوق السيارة متلثم و شايل نص أعلام الديرة ..
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Kampa è un'isola fluviale sulla Moldava nella zona centrale di Praga, nel quartiere di Mala Strana.
Kampa (Na Kampě) is an island in the Vltava river in central Prague on the side of Malá Strana.
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Vernazza is a town and comune located in the province of La Spezia, Liguria, northwestern Italy. It is one of the five towns in the Cinque Terre region.
Vernazza is the fourth town heading north into the Cinque Terre. It has no car traffic (a road leads into a parking lot on the edge of the town) and remains one the truest "fishing villages" on the Italian Riviera.
The Cinque Terre is a rugged portion of coast on the Italian Riviera. It is in the Liguria region of Italy, to the west of the city of La Spezia. "The Five Lands" is composed of five villages: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. The coastline, the five villages, and the surrounding hillsides are all part of the Cinque Terre National Park and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Over centuries, people have carefully built terraces on the rugged, steep landscape right up to the cliffs that overlook the sea. Part of its charm is the lack of visible corporate development. Paths, trains and boats connect the villages, and cars cannot reach them from the outside.
It has been known for a little while that ten coastguard stations across the uk are 'at risk'. The suggestion being that we should have just three 24-hour national stations – at Southampton, Dover and Aberdeen.
Crosby has been fighting to keep its station, and recently
a cross-party transport select committee has suggested that the proposal could have devastating and deadly consequences on the Mersey coastline.
While there are many being made 'at risk' in these times, from what you can gather, most dont leave lives at risk.
Been trying to clean up my harddrive, this one shows the station behind the car park at Burbo bank and the comms tower, set against the mile marker on the beach.
Update: it was announced yesterday that the coastguard station will be closed, despite a report that lives will be lost
It's been unbelievably HOT so we went up into the forest for a picnic. Out in the elements. Sat in the shade right by the river. The water always sounds so refreshing. This quick sketch was done with watercolor, Noodlers pen and ink, and white gel pen for highlights.
It's been quite a while since I've posted a portrait (Tomasito Style!, haha), so after a zillion years, I'm back with my favorite genre!
Forgive me for being very slow in the flickrworld, my pro account just expired and I'm seriously thinking not to renew, since it's so addicting that I actually spend a lot of time from work just visiting my stream.
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Yet another experiment...not a ground breaking one I must admit :))
Two things happened: 1. last week I bought a couple of toy cars for my sisters soon to be born baby.. and 2. I finally went out for a shoot in my city Hyderabad.
At the famous "Hussain Sagar" (a lake) in the city, the lights were gleaming all around and I specially liked the way they formed a neat little bokeh when I shot it the first time. So I took out my toy and placed it on a parapet near by and shot it with the lights in the background. This is a blue hour shot (my favorite time of the day) and I liked the combination of blue light, the yellow car and the red bokeh in the background.
Tell me what you guys think. Thanks for your visit and comments. Have a great week ahead!
Seen across Lochan Hakel, the first rays of the sun illuminate the north-eastern aspects of Ben Loyal (Scottish Gaelic: Beinn Laghail).
This magnificent massif, which rises just to the south of the Kyle of Tongue (Caolas Thunga), must rank as one of the most impressive mountain ranges in Scotland. I hope this image conveys something of the beauty of a northern mid-summer dawn.
Update 05/07/11 - I have done a little research into the origin of the name 'Ben Loyal', as the meaning of the Gaelic Beinn Laghail escaped me. According to a recent SNH Publication, the name probably derives from the Norse laga-fjall, 'law hill', and interestingly this corresponds to local folklore, according to which local laws were promulgated there.
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Sunset at Toulomne Meadows looking east. Colors are muted, due to heavy clouds to the west that will bring snow and rain overnight and the next day.
We are heading back here this morning for several days in Yosemite High Country -- hope to bring back some good photos.
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In terms of total area, the Raurisertal is one of the largest expanses of valley in the Hohe Tauern range. Together with the National Park Region which surrounds the Rauris Valley, we encounter special features and natural treasures that are so rich in variety, we are often said to be a separate world within the Hohe Tauern National Park. The Krumltal is one of the side valleys of the Rauristal and can be reached by a steep path in the beginning. A beautiful scenery with a lot of wildlife. Between water falls, rocks and alpine pastures the Kruml brook brings you directly to the Birds of Prey of the alps. The Krumltal accommodates the most important traditional sleeping places and the best observation possibilities for griffon vultures which come annually during the Hohe Tauern. At the same time it is the only area in the national park where all three kings can be observed regularly. It is one of the most closest settled valley by the golden eagle. In summer times there are between 60- 80 griffon vultures, which spend their summer vacation in the valley of vultures. The kings of the air in the wild nature are very far, but in the valley of Rauris, however, very close. In 1986, the Rauris valley was selected as the site in which to reintroduce the bearded vulture to the Alps this year will see the final release of bearded vultures into the wild, along with smaller animals which have lived in the Hohe Tauern for centuries. Look out for imposing Bearded Vultures or once the snow melts, free-roaming marmots. The Raurisertal is also one of the few Tauern valleys to be a site of continuous settlement.
Feel nature's power here in the Krumltal valley of the National park Hohe Tauern - Austria. Here you'll also walk alongside the roosts of the recently reintroduced Bearded Vultures nestled amid the magnificent Alpine mountains.
Het Nationalpark Hohe Tauern biedt vandaag nog veel diersoorten een thuis. Diersoorten die bijna zijn uitgestorven. Zo moest men jaren gelden ook in het Raurisertal besluiten voor massa toerisme of zachte toerisme ter bescherming van de natuur. Daarom voelt men zich vandaag in het Raurisertal als in het paradijs op aarde. Heerlijke alm weitjes, de indrukwekkende Baardgieren, rondlopende Marmotten in het hart van het Nationalpark zijn een teken dat de natuur nog in takt is. En idylle dat tot dromen uitnodigt. Het doet goed wanneer we in het dagelijks leven en werk eens tijd maken voor de natuur, mystiek en familie. Niets anders dan onthaasten, gezondheid, bewegen in de bergen en ontspanning in de prachtige natuur zijn de elementen die nodig zijn voor een balans tussen lijf, geest en ziel. De geest en gedachten tot rust laten komen en regenereren bij de buitengewone “Kraftplatzen” van het Raurisertal. De Krumltal is één van de zijdalen van het Raurisertal. Te bereiken via een tamelijk steil begin over een brede verder makkelijke weg, naar een romantisch dal, met veel wild zoals marmotten, gemsen en baardgieren. De baardgier is een bijna uitgestorven giersoort die men weer opnieuw in het wild is uitgezet. Aan het einde van het dal bevindt zich een mooie waterval. Kanitha geniet van het landschap rondom berg Schaflegerkopf - 2788m . De frisse berglucht krijgt ze erbij cadeau.
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 shooting cityscapes at night, so when I was in Budapest for an evening, I had to climb to the nearest big hill overlooking the city and get some shots. Budapest is such a vibrant city and I think I've captured at least part of that feeling.
It would have been nice to stay around and catch the sunrise, but I had friends waiting on me and a reggae night to attend. Plus a flight to London the next day! I should be going back later in the year if I get the chance, so I'll see what I can do then!
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" CAMINO DE SANTIAGO " y Finisterre, "El Fin de la Tierra"
La próxima semana estaré aquí. Esta fotografía pertenece al pasado año, y está sin procesar
Este camino histórico ya está descrito en las crónicas del siglo XII.
Los peregrinos que han descansado después de visitar al Apóstol tras su duro camino, no se resisten a la tentación de visitar el "Campo de las Estrellas" dirigiéndose hacia Finisterre (Fisterra). Lugar de magia y ritos ancestrales alcanza en este "Final de la Tierra" una magnitud que llega a ser perceptible con los órganos sensoriales.
Finisterre, "El Fin de la Tierra", completaba la Peregrinación a Santiago.
Una vez visitada la tumba del Apóstol, los Peregrinos se encaminaban a Finisterre y quemaban sus ropas, en señal de Purificación, arrojando las cenizas al mar.
Nota: En la imagen, en la parte inferior, aparece una bota de peregrino
"CAMINO DE SANTIAGO" and Finisterre, "The End of the Earth"
The next week I'll be here. This picture of the past year, and is raw
This historic road is already described in the chronicles of the twelfth century.
Pilgrims have rested after visiting the Apostle after hard way, do not resist the temptation to visit the "Field of Stars" heading Finisterre (Finisterre). Place of magic and ancestral rites reached in this "Land's End" a quantity that becomes perceptible to the sense organs.
Finisterre, "The End of the Earth," completed the pilgrimage to Santiago.
After visiting the tomb of the Apostle, the Pilgrims made their way to Finisterre and burned their clothes as a sign of purification, throwing the ashes into the sea.
Note: In the image at the bottom, there is a walking pilgrim
Another glorious sunrise over Padre Island. Press "L" and let the light shine down on you!!
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Happy Sunrise Wednesday!
ETA: Two of my very sweet Flickr friends need some light from heaven above so this is dedicated to the both of them. ♥
Hope you are all doing fine and that summer has come to you wherever you are!!!!!
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Dedicated, Miss you daddy.
28.06.2008. - 28.06.2011.
(title quote by J. M. Barrie)
For Macro Monday's theme: "Backwards"
It's been five months since I've done a Macro Monday! This is really weird ... but the idea came to me in the middle of the night. It isn't particularly original, I'm sure someone already thought of it but I didn't even peek into the group yet.
♫ Written in Reverse – Spoon ♫
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Happy Macro Monday Everyone!!
ETA: "mysterious place with no name" is how I like to think of shots taken in my house!! :-)
Norcineria “Da Tagliavento" Bevagna
Butchery "Da Tagliavento", Bevagna, Umbria
A typical old-fashioned butchery specialized in pork meat, in the medieval village of Bevagna
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Lei do Direito Autoral nº 9.610, de 19 de Fevereiro de 1998: proíbe a reprodução ou divulgação com fins comerciais ou não, em qualquer meio de comunicação, inclusive na Internet, sem prévia consulta e aprovação do autor.
Law of the Copyright nº 9,610, Febr.,19 of 1998: it forbids to the reproduction or spreading with commercial ends or not, in any media, also in the Internet, without previous consultation and approval it author.
Large rolls of metal lying around a Belgian Industrial site. These were rusty and cool, but a few metres further they were still smoldering hot.
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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,
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(Update: The more I see this image, the less I seem to like it and I don't know why. But that's how experiments are I guess..some you like, some you don't. Hopefully I will be more pleased with my next one)
Well, this is an experiment, so guys please go easy on me!
So many Fridays have passed and I kept looking at picture of many of my contacts posting fences on a Friday and I kept thinking of doing it many times in the past!
I went around trying to find fences in my town and I was not very successful in finding the one of my liking. Finally yesterday I decided to create my own fence and came up with this. What you see are pencils being placed on a table with the Gulmohar trees at the back. I really have absolutely no idea what to feel about this fence or the image but I liked the bokeh created by the trees in the background and decided to post this.
This is of course another one of my weird experiments and I can't bring myself to have any opinion about it. So you guys let me know. HFF!
I'm going to continue my experiments through the weekend! Have a happy weekend everybody.
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La danza del vientre se basa en movimientos ondulantes de vientre y caderas, con vibraciones de la cintura. Este arte pasó a ser un baile popular en la antiguedad en Egipto y Turquía, y pronto se propagó a los paises árabes que la dieron a conocer.
Es un baile sensual que está basado en movimientos suaves y ondulados en los que participa todo el cuerpo, aunque el mayor movimiento se localiza en la cadera, los músculos abdominales y la pelvis femenina. La posición del cuerpo se puede describir de la siguiente manera: el torso se mueve realizando ondulaciones, dibujando animales; los hombros dibujan olas; los brazos y manos representan al aire; las caderas forman líneas rectas “ochos” y símbolos de infinito; las piernas se mantienen flexionadas pero sueltas.
Ha dejado de ser exclusividad de odaliscas y profesionales para convertirse en una de las actividades más populares en los gimnasios, pues es un ejercicio cardiovascular que implica movimientos circulares en músculos de distintas partes del cuerpo, que van desde el abdomen hasta los hombros y es muy efectiva para adelgazar.
Mejora la flexibilidad, colocación de la postura. Se tonifica la musculatura. La constante contracción de glúteos, muslos y vientre fortalece los músculos y modela la cadera y cintura.
Se activa la circulación sanguínea, se ejercita la respiración consciente y se trabaja el equilibrio.
Esta danza despierta el lado más femenino y ayuda a sacar el máximo provecho de las cualidades como mujer.
La mujer se deshinibe, descubre su cuerpo y potencia la feminidad mediante la expresión corporal.
Ayuda a la relajación y a la concentración. Las secuencias y coreografías desarrollan la memoria musical y corporal.
Además, con su práctica se cultiva la creatividad y la conciencia corporal...
Por todo lo cual resulta ser UNA VERDADERA JOYA.
La region de La Mancha pertenece a Castilla la Mancha y su mayor atractivo son los molinos de viento descritos de forma magistral en la obra maestra de Cervantes el Quijote
Quizá sean los más famosos y conocidos, estos de La Mancha (en España), gracias a Don Quijote, pero los había por todas partes aunque muy especialmente en España. Estos son de Consuegra.
Recomiendo verla en grande sobre fondo negro
Os recuerdo que todas se pueden ver en grande