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Where does the sea end?
Where does the sky begin?
the boats are floating.
Or do they fly back?
the horizon was lost
in the mimetic game
of the sky and the waters.
The movement melted
in one color
blue, the still blue.
Colors melt;
movement is turned off.
A single color remains;
there is no windward.
Where does the sea end?
where does the sky begin?
by Jose Maria Hinojosa
ELVION, Mirage (37, 171, 34) - Moderado
The softened light, the veiling haze,
The calm repose of autumn days,
Steal gently o'er the troubled breast,
Soothing life's weary cares to rest.
~Phebe A. Holder, "A Song of October," in The Queries Magazine, October 1890
Capture and edit by Orchid Arado
West of The Rain
Looking across Derwent Reservoir in the Peak District. On this calm day it appears like glass before it disappears over the edge of the dam and down the cascading drop at the other side.
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Yet another beautiful sim I'm honored to visit.
Nicely created and loads of amazing spots to shoot.
Thanks Pete for dropping the landmark in my pocket :)
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"The more tranquil a man becomes, the greater is his success,
his influence, his power for good. Calmness of mind is one of
the beautiful jewels of wisdom."
By: James Allen
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Have a CALM day my FRIENDS!!!
A small motor boat carrying two men moves fast in calm waters as dense fog covers the distant areas of the southern portion of Subic Bay.
Taken in early morning from the shore in the municipality of Subic, Zambales, Philippines.
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Love this one from last week and love playing around with ICM on the beach, you certainly get some great shots
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During our visit, Chichen Itza site was invaded by crowds of tourists, and also plenty merchants on the alleys. Fortunately, as we were leaving at the site's closing, there was almost nobody left.
So i could take a quiet shot of the stunning pyramid of Kukulkan.
This pyramid (also called El Castillo) is not the largest in Mexico: it is about 30m high (99 ft), compared to the 65m (216 ft) Pyramid of the Sun in Tehotihuacan.
But it is certainly one of the most beautiful and best preserved in the country. It dates from the 12th century.
Kukulcan was the Feathered Serpent God among the Toltecs, he was the God of resurrection and reincarnation.
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Le calme retrouvé
Lors de notre visite, le site de Chichen Itza était envahi par des foules de touristes, et aussi par plein de marchands sur les allées. Heureusement, à la fermeture du site, alors que nous repartions, il n'y avait presque plus personne.
Ca m'a permis un cliché tranquile de la pyramide extraordinaire de Kukulkàn.
Cette pyramide (également appelée El Castillo) , n'est pas la plus grande du Mexique : elle fait environ 30m de haut , à comparer aux 65 m de la pyramide du Soleil à Tehotihuacan.
Mais c'est certainement une plus belles et des mieux conservées du pays. Elle date du 12ème siècle.
Kukulcán était le dieu Serpent à Plumes chez les Toltèques, il était le Dieu de la résurection et de la réincarnation.
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Chichén Itzá - Yucatán - Mexique / Mexico
Parking by the restaurant at Otter Ferry, on the Cowal peninsula, we walked away from the masses for some peace and tranquillity by Loch Fyne.