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Sunrise in Cades Cove at Sparks Lane on October 16, 2016. Heavy cloud cover to the North South and West erupted in color at sunrise because of clear skies to the east. This is the opening act of color that morning...best sunrise I have seen in a while, without a doubt the best I have seen in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Watching it build was a special treat.
Heart is like a bottle of perfume.If u never open it nobody knows the fragrance inside it..If u keep it always open soon u will loose ur fragrance.So act wisely.
Balanced Rocks Sculpture 3 ...
en Equilibre ... balancing act ...
of John Felice Ceprano ...
Ottawa Canada
Pic in my At the Park Album
Pic taken 21 Sept 2024
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Tot slot een overzichtsplaatje van de ACTS 1043 met aan de haak het voorste deel van de trein duwend richting het vertrekspoor, hier langs de terminal. Ruim een kwartier later vertrekt het geheel onder treinnummer 50067 naar de Amsterdamse Houtrakpolder. Speciaal voor Marcel van Eupen en voor een ieder die het nog niet weet, links op de achtergrond is de in de wijde omtrek herkenbare Achmea-toren te zien.
I spent half the day in Durango, Co and took my dog for a walk along the river. I guess there was a pretty good rain in the past.
Thanks to the HPS Society managed to get a free ticket to the Trade & Photography show. During my walk around in the show had the opportunity to see lots interesting photographic equipment. Thanks to one of the camera sales stalls, I tried out the Nikon 80-200mm 2.8 lens and not bad at all.
39 Take a photo that captures three distinctive actions within the same
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I captured these ladies on Upper Kananaskis Lake last spring. Paddling, balancing and snapping a few photos.
Installations at the Queen Elizabeth waterfront steps by Liang TaiLin and Isabella Meo Yanshang (Singapore) for the i Light Singapore 2022.
photo rights reserved by B℮n
Khao Hin Thoen Stone Park is located in Prachuap Khiri Khan province in the narrowest part of Thailand, which is only 15 kilometers wide, close to the border with Myanmar Burma. Khao Hin Theun Stone Park is a hilly area where many large granite stones are stacked naturally. The fact that these large rocks appear to remain balanced despite their size and weight reminds us of the delicate balance and stability in nature. It is a reminder of the forces of nature and the unique geological processes that create such formations. These formations are often the result of centuries of geological processes, including erosion, sedimentation, landslides and other forces. It's amazing how nature can create these complex structures over time. From the top of the hill you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand and the surrounding coastline. Just a few kilometers away, at the Singkhon checkpoint, is the border with Myanmar; a route with rich historical significance as it once served as a military trail during the late Ayutthaya period. At the summit there is also a secluded temple built between three large massive granite boulders. Essentially an open cave, this temple is a hidden gem maintained by a lone monk. This venerable monk, now 78 years old, has been living here in solitude for more than 40 years. The temple and living area are built into the large boulders. Surrounded by lush green forests, this open temple cave also offers an opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility. Hiking trails are available for those who want to enjoy the natural environment. The peaceful surroundings and natural beauty make it a popular place for meditation and contemplation.
Khao Hin Thoen Stone Park, situated near Hua Hin. The park is a remarkable natural wonder where numerous colossal boulders are ingeniously stacked, creating an extraordinary and unique attraction. As you explore, you'll discover narrow pathways that meander amidst these immense rocks and boulders. The ultimate ascent to the mountain's summit is well worth the challenging journey, as the vistas that await are genuinely awe-inspiring. From this vantage point, you can behold the Gulf of Thailand in the distance and gaze upon the picturesque landscape of the Hua Hin region below. The ascent itself is an unforgettable experience. Along the way, you'll encounter strangely shaped boulders and rocks, precariously balanced atop one another, leaving you in wonderment, as if they might teeter and tumble at any moment.
Khao Hin Thoen Stone Park ligt in de provincie Prachuap Khiri Khan in in het smalste stukje van Thailand, dat slechts 15 kilometer breed is, dichtbij de grens met Myanmar (Birma). Khao Hin Theun Stone Park is een heuvelachtig gebied waar veel grote granieten stenen op natuurlijke wijze zijn gestapeld. Het feit dat deze grote rotsen in evenwicht lijken te blijven, ondanks hun omvang en gewicht, herinnert ons aan de delicate balans en stabiliteit in de natuur. Het is een herinnering aan de krachten van de natuur en de unieke geologische processen die dergelijke formaties creëren. Deze formaties zijn vaak het resultaat van eeuwenlange geologische processen, waaronder erosie, sedimentatie, aardverschuivingen en andere krachten. Het is verbazingwekkend hoe de natuur door de tijd heen deze complexe structuren kan creëren. Vanaf de top van de heuvel kunt u genieten van adembenemende panoramische uitzichten op de Golf van Thailand en de omliggende kustlijn. Slechts enkele kilometers verderop, bij het Singkhon-controlepunt, ligt de grens met Myanmar; een route met een rijke historische betekenis, omdat deze ooit dienst deed als militair pad tijdens de late Ayutthaya-periode. Op de top is ook een afgelegen tempel gebouwd tussen drie grote massieve granieten rotsblokken. Deze tempel, in wezen een open grot, is een verborgen juweeltje dat wordt onderhouden door een eenzame monnik. Deze eerbiedwaardige monnik, nu 78 jaar oud, verblijft hier al meer dan 40 jaar in eenzaamheid. De tempel en het woongedeelte zijn in de grote rotsblokken gebouwd. Deze open tempelgrot is omgeven door weelderige groene bossen en biedt ook de mogelijkheid om te genieten van de natuurlijke schoonheid en rust. BieJee staat bovenop de tempelgrot. De regengoten op de granieten steen dienen voor de wateropvang voor de monnik. Er zijn wandelpaden beschikbaar voor degenen die willen genieten van de natuurlijke omgeving. De rustige omgeving en de natuurlijke schoonheid maken het een populaire plek voor meditatie en contemplatie.
Balancing on a high wire without a safety net by Tatiana Mosio Bongonga in Daniel Buren's Cabanons at Singapore International Festival of Arts 2015
This lovely Long-tailed Cormorant flew in to land on a reed but had a difficult time getting her balancing act correct as the winds were pretty strong.
Photographed on a boat side on Lake Naivasha from Elsamere Nature Conservation Centre, Kenya.
Class 58 geleased van English, Welsh and Scottish Railways;
5811, 5812 en 5814
Serie 6700, overgenomen van de NMBS reeks 62;
6701-6705 en plukloc 6290.
3 car Explorer set led by 2508 departs Goulburn and under the Hume Highway and heads for Canberra on 22-10-18
Yuki boldly stands against… not standing. Teenage rebellion lives on!
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Created for the We're Here reading of Warning Signs.
These are pics used for my live act: female David Bowie tribute. I play more than 2 hours of his songs from all eras and debuted last Friday, 7th January 2022, with a second gig on Saturday night, which would have been his 75th birthday. I play all the music with an acoustic guitar and I am fortunate that my vocal range is very similar to his. The set is broken into three acts, each with a particular theme and each with its own outfit. I sold out on both nights and had great feedback from the audience and a lot of drinks bought for me! More gigs will come.....
Dopo aver eliminato qualche elemento di disturbo...
Foto scattata in compagnia di tanti bravi e validi fotografi che colgo l'occasione per salutare in occasione del Lollo Krupp festival di Dinazzano.
Il luogo dello scatto non lo ricordo.
Taken on 1st July 2016 of the Chester part of the “We're Here Because We're Here” project. Thousands of volunteers took part in a modern memorial to mark the centenary of the Battle of the Somme. ‘we’re here because we’re here’ was a UK-wide event commissioned by 14-18 NOW, conceived and created by Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller in collaboration with Rufus Norris, Director of the National Theatre. Produced by Birmingham Repertory Theatre and the National Theatre, in collaboration with 27 organisations (including Chester based StoryHouse).
For more information about the project see:
To see pictures that the general public and people involved in the project see the hashtag:
#WeAreHere.
The events unfolded throughout the day on various news sites and ended in an official release to explain the project. See the various links:
Somme marked by uniformed men across UK with #wearehere
www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-36683549
Artists behind 'ghost soldiers' project revealed
www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-36682140
#Wearehere: Somme tribute revealed as Jeremy Deller work
www.theguardian.com/stage/2016/jul/01/wearehere-battle-so...
Moving UK-wide art event honours fallen Somme soldiers
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/5HXGNLBg3PyNpQQpCbrPF4R...
Storyhouse takes part in 14-18 NOW’s UK-wide work by Jeremy Deller to commemorate the centenary of the Somme
www.storyhouse.com/storyhouse-takes-part-in-14-18-nows-uk...
#Wearehere :Chester remembers The Somme
thechesterblog.com/2016/07/01/wearehere-chester-remembers...
Taken using my new set up with the SplashArt kit.
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I had several shoots last week experimenting with liquid mixes and lighting, it is a bit of a balancing act to get it all right.
I find it amazing what can be seen in each of the shapes and patterns.
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Taken using a Sigma 105mm macro lens, lit with two off camera flashes.
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Best seen Large on black - Press L