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A spiders web is pure magic and artistry. This was shot just as a gentle August morning breeze slightly lifted the web making it even more spectacular.
Met this gentleman on a trip to Scotland last week was just amazed at his skill with a paint bush,We were at the Queens view on Loch Tummel nr to Pitlochry we were only at the viewpoint for half -hour to do his masterpiece in this time is fantastic on the view.
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Immersa nella campagna della Toscana meridionale, nei dintorni del caratteristico paese di Vitaleta, si trova una piccola chiesetta chiamata Cappella della Madonna di Vitaleta. Diventata una delle costruzioni più fotografate in Toscana, questa chiesa era rinomata per custodire al suo interno una statua raffigurante la Madonna, risalente all’epoca rinascimentale, scolpita dall’artista Andrea della Robbia nel 1590.
Costruita in cima ad una collina, questa chiesetta è diventata una vera e propria attrazione turistica, meta d’obbligo per tutti gli amanti della fotografia.
Restaurata nel 1884 dall’architetto Giuseppe Partini la piccola cappella è stata recentemente classificata Patrimonio Mondiale dell’Umanità dall’Unesco.
La statua della madonna è stata recentemente spostata in una chiesa nella vicina città di S.Quirico d’Orcia dove ora è più facilmente accessibile ai turisti che desiderano poterla fotografare. Questa chiesa è comunemente conosciuta come la “Chiesa della Madonna”.
Ogni anno in questa città si tiene una festa in onore della statua della Madonna e la musica che accompagna la cerimonia fuoriuscendo dalla chiesa può essere udita lungo tute le vie della città.
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The colors are created by the oxidation of different metals in the rocks: Iron compounds produce red, pink and yellow colors; decomposition of tuff-derived mica produces green colors; and manganese produces the purple color. The amazing site is known as "Artist’s Palette" and is located in Death Valley National Park, California.
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I was intrigued with the night lights and geometry of the ION Orchard structure. Completed in 2009 it's futuristic appearance is fascinating.
I guess I am not the only one, as it has won two EG Retail and Future Project Awards, the Best Architectural Entry and the Best Retail Development over 20,000 m², at Mapic 2006 held in Cannes, France, in November 2006.
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One of the most popular and iconic scenes in Yellowstone, with the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River flowing thru the chasm it's water's created.
"Many people think that this was the spot where famous artist Thomas Moran painted to inspire Congress in 1872. Yellowstone Park photographer F. Jay Haynes thought the same thing. He mistakenly named the overlook in his 1890 guidebook and on his hand-colored postcards.
However, Moran's paintings were actually created at the north rim overlook named Moran Point by the first Hayden Survey in the 1870s. There is more confusion here - Moran Point is also called Lookout Point, Mount Lookout, Lookout Rock, and Prospect Point. On current day official park maps, it's called Lookout Point."
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Regardless of how it was named this is still one of the finest views in the park. And many artist's paint and photographer's shoot from this ideal viewpoint.
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Point Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, CA photographed on a beautiful Spring weekend. Saturday 05-16-20.
God is a terrific artist, and the Point is beautiful natural "sculpture". The cloudspray adds the finishing touch.
Coming by this popular destination in Franconia Notch, NH about two weeks ago was good timing. It was close to peak foliage colors, and I was blown away by the view. It's a bit of a hike, maybe 30-45 min but well worth it.
Interestingly, I feel like every year I'm either a little too early or a little too late for the peak foliage colors. However, this is the closest I've gotten to the peak.
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Finding a thin layer of ice atop my dog's water bowl, I was able to capture the frozen terrain. Here's to more icy creations!
Artist's Palette at Death Valley, California. The colors of the earth are wonderful on a rainy day. No crop. No post processing.
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I was lucky to find this old man painting Mabry Mill during last week's visit. No much in color going on yet.
Who's the artist..
This Guy was painting a picture on the Ganges in India.
His subject was one of the Ghats where they burn body dozens of human bodys all day .. every day.
The air is filled with soot and smoke as these people go to a better world.
Part of EXPOSED_Glimpses of the Soul_ exhibition now on till 31 January at Nassau
Sculptures by Mistero Hifeng
This concrete wall is close to where I live and I have been admiring this stain since years. It reminds me either of a ghost or two persons standing close.
I originally expected this stain to disappear after some time, but it is still easily visible after 12 years since the wall was built.