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Un matin de givre... A frosty morning... Una mañana helada...
Le rouge-gorge gonfle son plumage d’air pour créer une couche isolante supplémentaire et éviter les pertes caloriques.
The robin puffs out its plumage with air to create an extra layer of insulation and prevent calorie loss.
El petirrojo hincha su plumaje con aire para crear una capa adicional de aislamiento y evitar la pérdida de calorías.
Gracias a todos por vuestra visita, amables comentarios y fav/ Thank you all for your visit, kind comments and fav
Imagen de los campos andaluces capturada en las estribaciones de la Sierra de Grazalema (Provincia de Cádiz)
Recomiendo ver en grande / I recommend see in larger image
Ligularia tussilaginea. Capa de la Reina Origen: Japón.Planta herbácea ornamental por su follaje y floración.Hojas grandes con largos peciolos, de color verde brillante y que forman un bonito manto.
Photography has the capacity to provide
images of man and his environment
that are both works of art and moments in history.
– Cornell Capa
Real People Series~Candid Street Portraits
Para acabar com meus tecidinhos PB uma capa de agenda com porta óculos.
Minha inspiração: www.flickr.com/photos/maria_fita/2953071322/
The Capas National Shrine (Paggunita Sa Capas) in Capas, Tarlac, The Philippines was built and is maintained by the Philippine government as a memorial to the Filipino and American soldiers who died in Camp O'Donnell at the end of the Bataan Death March. This is an important site related to Veterans' Day in the Philippines (Araw ng Kagitingan), every 9 April, the anniversary of the surrender of the combined US and Philippine forces to the Japanese in 1942.
The area around where the Bataan Death March ended was proclaimed by President Corazon Aquino to become Capas National Shrine on December 7, 1991. The shrine encompasses 54 hectares of parkland, 35 hectares of which have been planted with rows of trees to represent each of the deceased. On April 9, 2003, a new memorial wall and obelisk was unveiled. The 70-meter obelisk towers above the grounds of the former interment camp. The obelisk is surrounded by a black marble wall engraved with the names of the Filipinos and Americans known to have died at the location. On the three large wall segments that almost encircle the obelisk, there are statistics about the total numbers of prisoners and deaths, together with poems for peace.
Nearby is a small museum and a smaller monument built by an American group calling themselves the "Battling Bastards of Bataan", honoring the American dead of the period.
I wonder why its not included in HBO's Pacific
Esta é a capa que fiz para minha máquina de costura - de Annie - claro! rsrsrs...
Bom final de semana!
The square is getting a facelift along with the name change, but these bags of cement look so much like sandbags. The photo mosaic of Capa's house, seen here riddled with bullet holes, is actually right behind me as I take the photo, in pretty much the same condition as then.
Projeto de livro. O texto chave enfatiza a idéia de ser ilustre como Davi o personagem bíblico foi. Baseado nesta premissa pensei na idéia de transformar a frase em algo como captura so momento em que Deus encontra "aquele a quem buscava".
Azul, pro caderno de anotações do meu pai. Ele achou muito 'florzinha' como ele diz, mas vai usar coitado, rs.
Corrigindo: Não vai não, pediu pra tirar, rs. Vou pegar pra mim mesmo, veja só, cada uma!