Olympus 9mm F8 Fisheye Body Cap (M43)
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I spent a long time in Lightroom on what was a very gloomy scene on the Macclesfield Canal... It was just about worth it :0)
Taken with the amazing Olympus 9mm Bodycap lens
Winter is here. Just an inch or so yet, but for me snow looks much better with a splash of sunlight.
Olympus BCL-0980
Wat Phra Singh is a big temple of Chiang Mai Old City,
This angle is shot from the Main Gate, the golden main hall is shiny under the sunlight of Thailand.
( below from wiki )
Construction on Wat Phra Singh began in 1345 when King Phayu, the fifth king of the Mangrai dynasty, had a chedi built to house the ashes of his father King Kham Fu. A wihan and several other buildings were added a few years later and the resulting complex was named Wat Lichiang Phra. When, in 1367, the statue of Phra Buddha Singh was brought to the temple, the temple complex received its present name. During restoration works in 1925, three funerary urns were discovered inside a small chedi. It was assumed that these contained royal ashes. The urns have since been lost. From 1578 to 1774 the Burmese ruled Lanna and in this period the temple was abandoned and came under serious disrepair. It was only when King Kawila assumed the throne as King of Chiang Mai in 1782, that the temple was restored. King Kawila had the ubosot built and the chedi enlarged. Later successors restored the Wihan Lai Kham and the elegant Ho Trai (temple library).
The whole temple complex underwent extensive renovations under the famous monk Khru Ba Srivichai during the 1920s. Many of the buildings were again restored in 2002.
1995 Subaru Legacy 2.0 DL 4WD Special Equipment estate.
Supplied by Greenways of Eaton, Norwich (Subaru).
In present ownership since September 1996.
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Bombardier CRJ700 Consolidated Contractors Company Athens - London Heathrow survolant Courchapoix à 36'000ft.