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GIANLUCA PETRELLA - live aus dem Jazzit Musik Club - vom 04.03.2016 - weitere Fotos unter:
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Besetzung:
Gianluca Petrella: trombone, moog, eff.
Mirco Rubegni: trumpet
Francesco Ponticelli: bass
Federico Scettri: drums
Simone Padovani: percussion
What reads at first glance as repetition reveals itself, on closer inspection, as a carefully modulated composition. This mid-rise residential block in the Mission District deploys a curtain-wall logic more commonly associated with commercial office towers, transplanted here into the housing typology with mixed but visually compelling results. The façade is organized into four primary bays, each stepping slightly proud of the datum plane, creating shallow vertical fins that catch light differently throughout the day. The blue-grey color treatment — whether original or photographic — suits the building well, emphasizing the cool aluminum framing against the recessed spandrel panels. What distinguishes this elevation is the penthouse treatment: each bay terminates in a glazed volume that breaks the roofline with a modest flourish, a nod to articulation in a design that otherwise prizes discipline. The window grid within each bay is genuinely sophisticated — fixed lites paired with operable sash in an irregular but balanced Mondrian-esque arrangement that avoids the deadening uniformity of cheaper multifamily construction. The dark vertical slots separating the bays provide essential shadow relief, preventing the whole from flattening into wallpaper. In a neighborhood that has absorbed decades of development pressure, this building holds the street with a certain cold confidence.
I was at a conference in Cavecreek/Carefree area this weekend and I took an early morning stroll to capture the sunrise.
WIP, I always loved the official Ralph McQuarrie concept art, and after his designs for the AT-AT were used in rebels, I always wanted to do a MOC on this. This is the head, although I aimed a bit smaller, it's still gotten pretty big. It is still a bit flimsy, so it needs some work to improve stability, but I have to be careful for the weight.
p.s. it is still missing some tiles (I ran out 2 x 3), and a blue part, offcourse these will be replaced.
Porthleven beach at sunset a few weeks ago, some lovely clouds and a nice bit of colour in the background.
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Canon EOS 5D mk II
Canon EF 17-40mm L f4
Hitech ND 0.9 Reverse Grad
Kodak Professional Portra Vivid Color 400VC
expired 11/2005
batch 6981 011
home processed using Tetenal Colortec C-41
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22nd September 2021. Shunt releasing the coaches from the single track station at Dunster during the period when West Somerset Railway trains were terminating there.
At sunset on the sun deck of the Oslo - Kiel ferry, two strangers were enjoying the last rays of sunlight.
At Halcyon Lake. I spotted a heron first and snuck in for a close shot. Then I realized this Red Tail was sitting just 5 ft above. The 400f5.6L was perfect!
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To FULLY APPRECIATE THE CHARMING & ELEGANT FLIGHT POSTURE of this hovering Great Sapphirewing male, VIEW AT THE GIANT SIZE (903 x 1000) using the direct Flickr link: www.flickr.com/photos/neotropical_birds_mayan_ruins/15280...
GREAT SAPPHIREWING male Pterophanes cyanopterus, a high Andes hummingbird. This male Great Sapphirewing is seen hovering in a shady spot with sunlit vegetation in the background at the high altitude Yanacocha Reserve in northwestern Ecuador on September 30, 2014. The elevation here is 3,400 meters (11,155 feet).
The Great Sapphirewing hovers in the high Andes of Ecuador, Colombia, Perú, and Bolivia.
Un macho del colibrí Alizafiro Grande Pterophanes cyanopterus está cerniendose en la Reserva Yanacocha en las faldas occidentales de Volcán Pichincha en el noroccidente de Ecuador el 30 de septiembre de 2014. La altura aquí es 3,400 metros sobre el nivel del mar.
No Flash - I never use flash!
TO SEE MORE THAN 50 SPECIES OF HUMMINGBIRDS PLEASE VISIT MY HUMMINGBIRD ALBUM (SET) AT www.flickr.com/photos/neotropical_birds_mayan_ruins/sets/....
My own version of the UCS AT ST. Head is rotational and somewhat angle-able although it can effect the weight transfer and balance. It does stand on its own 2 legs without having to be propped up and has been for the last 6 months without sagging....although there is quite a load being put on the 2 technic beams / shins behind the feet.
Its been completed / built since xmas and finally got chance to take some pics today. Features a full interior as previously posted last year.
This is ONE of if not my all time Fav Starwars vehicles.
Fleet number 1129 was seen at the east end of George Street, starting to make the turn on to Saint Andrew Square. The vehicle - new in 2019 in Airlink Express 24/7 livery - is one of four that have instead now been given the white treatment. The spire of St. Andrew’s and St. George’s West Church rises behind the vehicle, which is passing the offices of Aberdeen Standard Investments
Autumn photos from Søndre Ås Gård -a farm south-east of Oslo
#291 in flickr Explore, Oct 6, 2008
Winner of the "On The Farm" Contest at myfocusphotos
東京ディズニーシー乗り物シリーズ。
空に向かって伸びるマストがまるでヨットのような潜水艇。「Dr.スランプ アラレちゃん」の作者、鳥山明の作品に出てきそうなデザインですね。
CANON EOS 7D + TOKINA AT-X 107 DX Fisheye
#TokyoDisneySea #TokyoDisneyResort #手持ちブラケット
At last we had a fine day yesterday! It was sunny and warm - better than the sunny spells forecast. It looked nice when I woke so I headed down to this reserve after breakfast to see the butterflies I had wanted to see for a while.
There were lots of butterflies around and only 2 other people -who were together.
There were lots of these as there have been almost every year except last year. As usual at this location (nowhere else I know) they often sat around low down on the majaram. Sadly almost all had lots of damage, so though I took numerous photos the butterflies rarely looked that good. This was the freshest I saw of dozens.
At 9 AM the breakfast was ending. So 42 years ago. Mmm... take your place and enjoy your breakfast.
This photo is made with a analog camera: Hasselblad 500 c.
I made everything by myself: Photo, Develop and enlarging the photo. After this I scanned the photo.
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