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The colorful and intricately arranged moat garden along the northern wall of the Angers Castle. The castle took shape in the first half of 13th century during the reign of Saint Louis (Louis IX), including its iconic striped towers. It has the rare distinction of never being conquered in its history. It also houses a museum of medieval tapestries with its amazing late 14th century Apocalypse Tapestry. But otherwise, the interior of the castle is rather underwhelming, compared to its outer walls.
Explored on 3/24/24 at #9
Trying out the red background.
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When green herons are out in the open and feel stress they often raise their crests and flick their tails. I watched this guy for nearly twenty minutes as he kept trying and failing to grab his prey. After at least six failed attempts his stress and frustration were becoming apparent as the crest went up and the tail began flicking violently. He finally gave up and flew across the lake. Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
La tour des champs
Le château d'Angers, aussi appelé château des ducs d'Anjou, est situé dans la ville d’Angers (Maine-et-Loire, France).
Construit au XIIème siècle par le Roi de France Louis IX. Un incendie le dévaste vers 1132.
La reconstruction actuelle prend une douzaine d'années (1230-1242).
C'est l'une des plus belle fortification du XIIème siècle avec une enceinte de 800 mètres de long et dix-septs tours rondes hautes de plus de quarante mètres.
The castle of Angers, also called castle of the Dukes of Anjou, is located in the city of Angers (Maine-et-Loire, France).
Built in the 12th century by the King of France Louis IX.
A fire devastates it around 1132.
The current reconstruction takes a dozen years (1230-1242).
It is one of the most beautiful fortifications of the 12th century with an enclosure 800 meters long and seventeen round towers over forty meters high.
Me encantò esta ciudad llena de rosales callejeros y Aquilegias de tamaño inusualmente grande a mi entender...
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I could go into details but I won't. I will just say that art can be cathartic.
*Edit* Having slept on it, I will probably revisit this again when I have more time to make a few things in the image come out differently.
Le A1A A1A 68051 traverse la gare d'Angers en tête d'une rame marchandises à la composition variée. (scan diapo)
Photo : Laurent MANOHA
W: 30 L:21.7 240PPi
This photo is of Amir Khawaja in the studio. I took a portrait of amir and then separate photos of the paper floating around with the exact same lighting set up. I then put the photo of amir onto a white background and then moved the paper into the canvas and arranged it to look balanced and more 3d with the blur applied to the closer and farther away images.
This photo captures the human emotion of anger or chaos through both the expression and the flying objects. In this photo I went for a photo that utilizes shadows and is a full body figure ground portrait.