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"Muckross Abbey - Tree of Life"
As a professional photographer, I spend countless hours researching future destinations. Locations, cultures, topography, temperature, tide schedules, sun - moon - twilight times, google maps/earth, and much more. Occasionally (and hopefully) you stumble upon unforeseen gems. I had read good things about the Muckross area of Wicklow, Ireland. Walking through the brilliant masonry of the Abbey I could see the majestic tree like a light at the end of a dark tunnel. Breathtakingly perfect and enormous, to the point where I wondered if it was real? The base has a twisted bark pattern that rises 10 meters to an amazing canopy, filling the entire ceiling of the courtyard. The sun positioned to create a nice sunstar between the intersections of the tree and the masonry. One of my favorite photos of the trip.
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Built in the neo-baroque style of architecture, the Old Parliament Building is one of the major attractions of Colombo. The beautiful architecture and the history associated with the building is fascinating, to say the least. The building was opened on January 29, 1930 by Governor Sir Herbert Stanley. When the State Council of Ceylon was established a year later, the old building was used as the office space for the council. The building was designated as the Parliament of Sri Lanka in 1977. In 1983, the Sri Lankan parliament moved out to the new complex in Sri Jayawardenapura Kotte. Since then, the Old Parliament Building has functioned as the home to the Presidential Secretariat. You will find that the front garden of the building complex is host to several bronze statues of eminent statesmen including that of Rt Hon D. S. Senanayake, Hon Dudley Senanayake and General Sir John Kotalawela.
Здание старого парламента, построенное в стиле нео-барокко, является одной из главных достопримечательностей Коломбо. Красивая архитектура и история, связанные со зданием, по меньшей мере, завораживают. Здание было открыто 29 января 1930 года губернатором сэром Гербертом Стэнли. Когда через год был создан Государственный совет Цейлона, старое здание использовалось в качестве служебного помещения для совета. Здание было назначено в качестве парламента Шри-Ланки в 1977 году. В 1983 году парламент Шри-Ланки переехал в новый комплекс в Шри-Джаяварденапура-Котте. С тех пор старое здание парламента служило домом для секретариата президента. Вы обнаружите, что в палисаднике комплекса зданий находятся несколько бронзовых статуй выдающихся государственных деятелей, в том числе достопочтенного д-ра С. Сенанаяке, достопочтенного Дадли Сенанаяке и генерала сэра Джона Коталавела. Место, от которого в городе ведётся отсчёт расстояний на дорогах, так называемый «нулевой километр» в Шри-Ланке начинается от памятника генерал-губернатору Эдварду Барнсу у Президентского дворца. Именно под его руководством в 1830 году была построена первая в стране дорога — до Канди.
Es el monumento religioso más emblemático de la provincia que comparte dignidad con la Concatedral de San Pedro de la ciudad de Soria. Es sede de la Diócesis desde la Alta Edad Media,
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La Sala de Conferencies del Palau de la Generalitat té la inusual i inquietant manca de columnes que aguantin el sostre. Tot prou simbolic del estat de Catalunya.
Per el Sant Jordi de 2022, el primer normal des del Covid19, varem anar a visitar el Palau de la Generalitat.
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The conference hall of the Government of Catalonia, in the Palau de la Generalitat. It's a column-less medieval hall. There were columns here, but where "substituted" by steel inner structures. More space, but a bit unnerving, and even simbolic of the politic times...
In Sant Jordi day (the patron saint of Catalonia) we went to visit the see of the Government of Catalonia, el Palau de la Generalitat, in Barcelona. It's an impressive mostly medieval building. As was typical of the times, it's not a purpose-built structure but a collection of re-used gothic palaces, that grew with the history of Catalonia.
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Across the Tages River from Lisbon lies Almada, a somewhat lesser know area which nonetheless reveals itself in it’s charm and authentic character. This desolate charm will all disappear soon with the inevitable real estate developments planned for the riverside.
Multicolor skyscrapers illuminated at night aerail view in Chengdu, Sichuan province, China
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The events that led to construction of the Kazan Cathedral took place in 1612 during the Time of Troubles, following the end of the Rurik dynasty. During this period Polish forces, in supporting claims to the Russian throne, had occupied Moscow. Russian liberation forces on the way to retake Moscow were led by Prince Dmitri Pozharsky and Kuzma Minin from Yaroslavl. They carried with them the Our Lady of Kazan Icon from Yaroslavl. The Russians laid siege to the Poles who occupied the Kremlin and the walled Kitai-gorod area next to the Kremlin. The Poles were soon defeated and retreated from Russia.
Following the expulsion of the Poles, Prince Dmitri credited their victory to the divine help of the Icon of the Theotokos of Kazan. In honor of the icon, and to commemorate the victory over the invaders, Dmitri financed the construction on Red Square of a small wooden church dedicated to the icon. The church was placed in the northeast corner of Red Square as one enters the square through the Resurrection Gate. The wooden church was destroyed by fire in 1632. Tsar Michael directed that the church be replaced. This time it was built of brick. The new church had a single dome and featured a number of tiers of Kokoshniki, a wide gallery, and a tent shaped belfry. Over the years many modifications were made to the church so that its original design was lost. While attempts, by Peter Baranovsky, were made between 1929 and 1932 to restore the exterior of the cathedral to its original appearance, the accuracy of the restorations were questioned.
In 1936, the year of the three hundredth anniversary of the cathedral, the Kazan Cathedral was destroyed as the Bolshevik dictator Joseph Stalin (nee Joseph Vissarionovich Djugashvili) ordered the Red Square cleared of churches so that it could be used for military parades. In addition to the cathedral, the Resurrection Gates. that stood at the entrance to the Red Square, were also demolished so as to not inhibit entry of parade vehicles and armed forces personnel onto the square.
Within the Perestroika initiatives of the late 1980s, a decision was made to re-build the Kazan Cathedral. The reconstruction was conducted under the direction of architect Oleg Zhurin, a pupil of Peter Baranovsky, using Baranovsky’s plans that he had prepared in the early 1930s. Construction began on November 4, 1990, the feast day of the icon, with the laying of the cornerstone by Patriarch Alexei II. Three years later, the restored cathedral was consecrated and reopened on November 4, 1993.
Собор Казанской иконы Божией Матери был воздвигнут в память об освобождении Русского государства от польско-литовских интервентов, которое совершилось при помощи и заступлении Божией Матери, явившей Свою милость через чудотворную Казанскую икону. Храм был построен на средства первого царя династии Романовых Михаила Феодоровича и освящен в 1636 г. Со времени постройки храм стал одной из важнейших московских церквей, его настоятель занимал одно из первых мест в московском духовенстве.
На протяжении своей истории собор неоднократно перестраивался — в 1760-х, 1802-05, 1865 гг.
В 1920-е гг. в соборе некоторое время служили обновленцы. В 1925-1933 гг. проводилась реставрация собора под руководством архитектора П.Д. Барановского. В 1928 г. была снесена колокольня собора. В 1930 г. Казанский собор был закрыт, а в 1936 г. — снесен.
Собор был восстановлен в 1990-1993 гг. на средства мэрии Москвы и пожертвования граждан. Казанский собор — первый из полностью утраченных в советское время храмов Москвы, который был воссоздан в первоначальных формах. Воссоздать исторический облик храма стало возможным благодаря обмерам, сделанным архитектором П.Д. Барановским перед разрушением храма, и исследованиям историка С.А. Смирнова. 4 ноября 1993 г. храм был освящен Святейшим Патриархом Алексием II.
The Lebrija Palace or el Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija can be found in one of Seville city centre’s busiest streets, Calle Cuna, parallel to the Calle Sierpes. Dating from the 16th century, it is considered one of the best residences in Seville. The palace is characterised by its collection of Roman mosaics, which paved almost the entire ground floor and lead the palace to be considered the ‘best paved house-palace in Europe’.
El Palacio de Lebrija o el Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija se encuentran en una de las calles más concurridas del centro de Sevilla, la Calle Cuna, paralela a la Calle Sierpes. Data del siglo XVI y está considerada como una de las mejores residencias de Sevilla. El palacio se caracteriza por su colección de mosaicos romanos, que pavimentaron casi toda la planta baja y condujeron al palacio a ser considerado el "mejor palacio-casa pavimentado de Europa".
Second shot from my two days with Mark Bauer. We spent quite few time driving around and ended up at Corfe Castle for some shooting.
The clouds were moving incredible fast, it was just a question to wait for the right time to get the sun lighting the Castle.
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The Wheel
Another edit from this weeks trip to #Scheveningen. The Ferris Wheel on the #Pier during sunset. round an road we go!!!! I was attracted bij the play of light and shadow on the ground as it makes for nice leading lines into the frame.
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Jyväskylä seen from Kuokkala Bridge. I couldn't resist taking a few photos because I don't often go there and now I happened to be there at sunset.
After all the tourists have gone from the #Zaanseschans this place becomes all quiet and almost magical. You cannot help but admire these awesome #windmills and the industrial progress they brought The #Netherlands.
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Description, Cross Farm (or Rosemarket) Dovecote is a circular, rubble-built structure with a conical roof, containing some 200 nesting boxes, possibly 13th-14th century. Rosemarket was granted to the Knights Hospitallers in the 12th century and after the Reformation the dovecote was associated with the 'Great House', which stood until the 19th century. A Grade II listed building. This is in my aunties back garden..
After meeting two northbound trains somewhere after Henderson, KY, I025- bursts through downtown Hopkinsville, Kentucky passing two historic L&N built structures.
PARQUE NACIONAL PENEDA GERÊS (Portugal): Miradouro das Rocas.
Implantado a quase 800 metros de altitude, o miradouro das Rocas proporciona uma fantástica panorâmica sobre a serra do Gerês e o vale do rio Arado. Destacam-se na paisagem o rio e a ponte do Arado, construída em pedra, o manto verde da floresta de camacipares e pinheiros e de alguns bosquetes de carvalhos, enquanto que, nas cotas mais altas, impõem-se o cinza-branco do granito. No horizonte evidenciam-se alguns dos principais picos da serra do Gerês, nomeadamente o Borrageiro, a Roca Negra e a Meda de Rocalva.
The magnificent fortress of Le Castella is located on the eastern end of the Gulf of Squillace in the province of Crotone. To be precise, in Isola di Capo Rizzuto looking out over the protected marine reserve of the same name. You don't need much imagination to see the Aragonese soldiers locked in combat with Turkish pirates five centuries ago.Точный век основание Ле Кастелла неизвестен, возможно, ее возвели в период Великой Греции. Впоследствии крепость претерпела целый ряд изменений и модификаций, наибольшие из них произошли в период Арагонского правления.