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It’s one of the amazing, calm moments early in the morning, when the nature awakes and pushes away the foggy sleepiness of the quiet night.
Captured in the back yard of my home, Quebec, Canada, July 2013.
Camera Nikon D600, f/9, 1/125 sec, ISO-160, focal lenght 28 mm, lens AF-S Nikkor 28-300 mm.
Asakusa Extreme : Thunder Gate vol.2
2013/10/05 at Asakusa KURAWOOD
head liner
LITTLE BASTARDS
AWAKED
support
EVIL
ANAL VOLCANO
NECROLUST
VEIYADRA
No quiero que esta nube obscurezca el brillo del sol,
no, no, hoy no.
Tampoco quiero desvestirte por la noche sin razón,
quiero verte brillar,
y saber apreciar
que si yo brillo es por ti.
Wide Awake support Mallory Knox at the Joiners in Southampton - 07.01.12
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Godiva Awakes passes through Towcester - very quickly, so I could only get three shots!
She was also at least an hour late - I'd just missed seeing her in Northampton the day before, so was very pleased when I heard she would be passing through. Having been told that she was due to arrive at 11am, I thought it best not to leave my desk but to run downstairs when she arrived - but I opened the double glazing and sash window just in case.
It was just as well, because I was on the phone when I saw the beginning of the procession arrive so just had time to climb into the bay window (camera set up in preparation) and shoot out of the open sash!
More information on Godiva Awakes here - Imagineer Productions
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shake dreams from your hair my pretty child my sweet one choose the day and choose the sign of your day the day's divinity first thing you see a vast radiant beach in a cool jeweled moon couples naked race down by it's quiet side and we laugh like soft mad children smug in the wooly cotton brains of infancy the music and voices are all around us choose they croon the Ancient Ones the time has come again choose now they croon beneath the moon beside an ancient lake enter again the sweet forest enter the hot dream come with us everything is broken up and dances
The New Southeast Crater at the summit of Mount Etna volcano in Sicily last erupted spectacularly on the afternoon of 12 April 2012, nine days ago. Since yesterday evening (20 April) there have been sporadic, small ash emissions, indicating that the countdown for the next episode of lava fountaining (paroxysm) is running. This image shows a small puff of gray ash drifting through the breach in the southeastern rim of the crater on the morning of 21 April 2012, seen from my home in the village of Trecastagni, 15 km south-southeast of the crater