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Un'immagine in fuga
che il mio occhio rapisce
mentre il treno si ostina
a raggiunger la meta.
Com'è uguale la vita
che ti scorre dinanzi
senza fare eccezione
e si ferma soltanto
quand'è giunto il momento
d'arrivare in stazione.
Se le chiedi una sosta
per tirare un respiro
non t'ascolta neppure.
E perciò se riesci
a sottrarle un frammento
resti un ladro di polli,
ma puoi esser contento.
Im Panometer Leipzig können Sie riesige 360-Grad-Panoramen erleben und bestaunen. Diese widmen sich in größeren Abständen wechselnden Themen. Dazu werden begleitende Ausstellungen im Panometer angeboten. Das Panometer in Leipzig wurde als erstes seiner Art vom Künstler Yadegar Asisi im Jahre 2003 im umgebauten Gasometer II in Connewitz eröffnet. Das 1909 bis 1910 erbaute Gasometer II wurde bis 1977 zur Speicherung von Stadtgas genutzt und im Jahre 2002 bis 2003 umfassend saniert. Hier erleben und bestaunen Sie seither die weltgrößten 360-Grad-Panoramen des Berliner Architekten und Künstlers Yadegar Asisi. Inszeniert mit einer entsprechenden Licht- und Tonkulisse, entführen die Rundbilder zu fernen Naturlandschaften und historischen Orten, zumeist als Weltpremiere. Die begleitende thematische Ausstellung rundet das Erlebnis inhaltlich ab.
www.leipzig.de/kultur-und-freizeit/sehenswuerdigkeiten/as...
Wir haben uns hier die aktuelle "Monets Kathedrale" angesehen, die sich der Serie von 33 Gemälden, die Monet von der Kathedrale von Rouen gemalt hat, widmet. Im Januar 2026 folgt dann eine neue Ausstellung zur Antarktis.
At the Leipzig Panometer, you can experience and marvel at huge 360-degree panoramas. These are dedicated to changing themes at longer intervals. Accompanying exhibitions are also offered at the Panometer. The Panometer in Leipzig was the first of its kind, opened by artist Yadegar Asisi in 2003 in the converted Gasometer II in Connewitz. Built between 1909 and 1910, Gasometer II was used to store town gas until 1977 and underwent extensive renovation between 2002 and 2003. Since then, visitors have been able to experience and marvel at the world's largest 360-degree panoramas by Berlin architect and artist Yadegar Asisi. Staged with appropriate lighting and sound effects, the circular images transport visitors to distant natural landscapes and historical locations, most of which are being shown for the first time anywhere in the world. The accompanying thematic exhibition rounds off the experience in terms of content.
www.leipzig.de/kultur-und-freizeit/sehenswuerdigkeiten/as...
We took a look at the current exhibition, ‘Monet's Cathedral’, which is dedicated to the series of 33 paintings that Monet painted of Rouen Cathedral. A new exhibition on Antarctica will follow in January 2026.
Daily walking the dog I normally don't take my camera with me. So I have to be content with my smartphone if I see something I want to capture in a photo. I often share these pics with a friend and he encouraged me to show these processed iphone shots - here we go...
and thanks to you, Gerd :-)
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Happiness consists not in having much, but in being content with little. Marguerite Gardiner
*happy bokeh wednesday*
I'm always working on fresh content because I quickly get bored by my older work...by older that means anything I shot last week.
Yellow-Crowned Night Heron taken at Absecon, NJ on 4/14/2016.
This the first one of these that I had seen this year, but later in the day I saw several yellow-crowned and black-crowned night herons starting to nest at the heronry in Ocean Ciry
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Polar bears have the best of both worlds, though it always amuses me that the largest terrestrial carnivore is technically a marine mammal.
Polar Bear Nobby
Project Polar
Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Doncaster
October 2018
Even juvenile eagles are magnificent in flight. Taken at the Susquehanna River
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Took this photo of my wife Junli when she was seven months pregnant, I think it is one of the best pictures I have taken of her, she looks so content.
Check out the location and better quality version of this photography on my blog at Glowing Content photo blog post
Leopard Bear-Spider, Arctosa leopardus.
Mostly found between April and July, females occasionally later.
Body length; male: 5-7 mm, female: 8.5-10 mm.
Belongs to the family Lycosidae.
Very local and often few in number, the species is widespread in Wales and on southern heathland, but very scattered elsewhere and absent from much of central and northern Britain. It is widespread in north-western and central Europe.
Associated with seasonally wet habitats, this spider can be found in a variety of situations, including wet heathland, dune slacks, fenland and other wet marshy places. Unlike Arctosa perita, this spider does not seem to build a burrow, instead seeming to be content with a silken cell constructed amongst litter or vegetation.