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Brutt lenke / Kiellandmonumentet in Norwegian (Broken Chain / the Alexander Kielland Memorial).
Alexander L. Kielland (after the Norwegian writer Alexander Lange Kielland) was a Norwegian semi-submersible drilling rig that capsized while working in the Ekofisk oil field in March 1980, killing 123 people.
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I went walking to find things to take pictures of today. I was inspired to take some B&W shots because of a 'history of photography' show I had been watching earlier. So I was in awe of how many photo opportunities came to greet me when I was actually feeling inspired by something. hehe
Mailed this picture to ABUS, they liked the picture that much they might want to use it! As a thank-you I got the same chain..... Thanks ABUS!
Non ti piegherai alla furia del mare; io credo in te, in te ripongo fiducia!
E' il punto debole che mostra anche la tua forza, il cuore; così nobile da saper perdonare, ma forte da ribellarsi al destino.
Essere Cavalieri significa aver sprezzo del pericolo e rivelarsi decisi in battaglia e non mostrare mai segni di debolezza; essere Cavalieri di Athena significa invece saper distinguere il bene dal male... è debolezza il nobile tuo cuore se vuoi essere Cavaliere; è forza, se vuoi essere Cavaliere di Athena!
E' forza, il tuo nobile cuore, ricordalo!
Le catene che ti legano a un destino crudele spezzale, ora, e usale a tuo piacimento!
Sei Cavaliere di Athena!
thank you to Sarah for the testimonial. lately ive been feeling like I should quit photography or something, but because of everyones support i keep telling my mind to stick it out.
ps. guys, i would never quit dont worry, i love photography too much :P its just dumb thoughts in my mind.
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in my People Series ...
Taken June 15, 2018
Thanks for your visits, faves, invites and comments ... (c)rebfoto
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Benjamin Markarian who died on 29 September 1985 was an Armenian astrophysicist who gave his name to Markarian's Chain of galaxies in the Virgo Cluster after he discovered that this string of galaxies moves with a common motion. The Virgo Cluster is the nearest cluster of galaxies and contains over 2000 galaxies. It has a noticeable gravitational pull on the galaxies of our own Local Group of Galaxies which surround our Milky Way. The centre of the Virgo Cluster is located about 70 million light-years away toward the constellation of Virgo.
This image shows part of Markarian's Chain and is marked by the Messier galaxies M84 and M86 to the right and the interacting pair of galaxies NGC 4438 and NGC 4435, known as The Eyes or ARP 120, in the centre of the image. There are many small, faint galaxies in this image.
The image comprises 20 luminance and eight each of RGB subs, all of five minutes exposure.
Telescope: APM 107mm triplet
Camera: QSI 583 plus Astrodon filters
Mount: EQ6 Pro
Processing: Deep Sky Stacker; Pixinsight, Photoshop
Location: Cambridge UK
Light trail at the chain bridge Budapest , see more from out latest video and subscribe for more more ... here’s the link youtu.be/5t2TLw6a8Kg 😘
The Chain of Ponds is a beautiful gorge near John Hayes Rockhole in Trephina National Park in the East MacDonnell Ranges.
This shot was taken after a week of good rains and I remember wading through thigh deep water to get to this spot.
Another overlooked image from my archives.
Posts and chains protect the dry dtich at Fort Henry in Kingston Ontario Canada from pedestrian traffic stumbling into the ditch.
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