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8mm, 1 sec, f8, ISO 100
Notes: Lens is a Peleng 8mm Canon mount (manual focus and aperture); The camera was set up on a small box inside the clothes washer (front-loader) with two LED compact camping lanterns tilted against each side of the box illuminating the interior and providing fill light; The key light is a recessed halogen directly above; Back light is from the window on the door behind my head which is partially flagged with a piece of black foam core (Label still intact); The camera was triggered with a wireless remote; The "Delicate" in my hand is a headband.
This is the centre section of the chapel ceiling Worcester College, Oxford
The Chapel
The College Chapel was built in the eighteenth century. Dr George Clarke, Henry Keene and James Wyatt were responsible for different stages of its lengthy construction (1720–91), owing to shortage of funds. The interior columns and pilasters, the dome and the delicate foliage plastering are all Wyatt's work. His classical interior was insufficiently emphatic for the tastes of militant Victorian churchmen, and between 1864 and 1866 the chapel was redecorated by William Burges. It is highly unusual and decorative; being predominantly pink, the pews are decorated with carved animals, including kangaroos and whales, and the walls are riotously colourful, and include frescoes of dodos and peacocks. Its stained glass windows were to have been designed by John Everett Millais, but Burges rejected his designs and entrusted the work to Henry Holiday. Oscar Wilde said of the Chapel, 'As a piece of simple decorative and beautiful art it is perfect, and the windows very artistic.
The Water Gardens evoke the canvasses of the impressionists. The reflection of the Scala family castle in the water is particular inspiring, shimmering among the delicately floating local and exotic tropical Water lilies.
Водные сады просятся на полотна импрессионистов. Особенно вдохновляет отражение семейного замка Скала в воде, переливающееся среди деликатно плавающих местных и экзотических тропических водяных лилий.
Parish Church. C 1100 C 13 and C 15 restored in late C19. West tower, nave, south porch, chancel, north chapel, north aisle. West tower: in 2 stages. Galletted ragstone on plinth with diagonal buttresses. Shingled broach spire 1861 by R.C. Hussey. Single-light restored bell-chamber windows. Tall C19 3-light window over small arched Perpendicular west door, both with hood-moulds. Nave: early Norman. Flint with tufa quoins and plain tile roof. No plinth. 2-light Perpendicular window to right of porch. Porch: Perpendicular. Ragstone with plain tile roof. Moulded outer doorway. 2-centred arched door into church with cusped niche over. Chancel: early Norman. Flint, with tufa quoins to south-west corner,plain tile roof, no plinth. 3-light Perpendicular south and east windows. Roof partly overlaps that of nave. North Chapel: Perpendicular. Ragstone, on plinth, plain tile roof and diagonal buttresses. Independently roofed. Restored 2-light Perpendicular north window. North aisle: Early English, enlarged in 1887. Flint, with most of west wall in ragstone, and plain tile roof. On plinth. Roofed at higher level than chapel. 2-centred arched doorhead in west wall. Interior: 2-bay Early English arcade to aisle with wide plain arches springing from moulded imposts. Single-bay Perpendicular arcade between chapel and chancel. Original roof over chapel of common rafters with sous-laces and ashlar-pieces. Rest C19, that to aisle with members forming smooth semi-circular barrel vault. Traces of early window in south wall of nave. Fittings: Early, plain 12-sided stone font C20 base. Mid C14 wooden lectern, probably made for Boxley Abbey. 4 faces of head carved with pierced roundels, of quatrefoils, mouchettes and trefoils. Corner-pieces delicately carved with small animals, vines and an angel. Borders of small flowers and faces. Tenon for statuette above, and panelled octagonal stem with large, intricately carved buttressed foot. One of the finest and oldest remaining in England. (J. Newman, North East and East Kent, 19) Monuments: on south wall of north aisle; part of monumental stone tomb slab with figure of priest carved in relief. On south wall of chancel; monument to Mary Foote, died 1778. Delicately carved Strawberry Hill Gothic. Low panelled tomb chest under triple ogee canopy.
This photo was shot in the Death Valley National Park during a trip to the USA in March 2014.. See photo workshops here www.hanskrusephotography.com/Hans-Kruse-Photo-Workshops/W...
Appreciate life, it's fragile. Its delicate. Know that this in this world you are not bestowed everything which you ever dream of. For some, their dreams are close, yet unreachable. No matter what happens, one thing remains, if ye want it. Togetherness. Hold on to it. Let no storm weaken you.
-sharaf
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Dedicated to who, like me, is charmed by delicate and breath-taking beauty of roses...a close-up of one of the most beautiful bloomed in my garden this summer.
No crop, the picture is all there...just some resize because I've not a PRO account yet :)
Fort Dunree on the Inishowen Peninsula, Buncrana, County Donegal, Ireland
This is an outdoor museum and all the old buildings and guns etc remain exactly as they were left around 1947 just right after world war 2. It is an amazing place full of history and it just leaves me breathless on how well preserved this area still remains!
These beautiful colours on the walls are due to decades of old paint faking off! The pools of water on the floor also create amazing reflections, so delicate and untouched...
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Panasola sp. grown overnight on a rotting stump. By evening they will be all but gone. A Day lily lasts for a day. These mushrooms have less time in good condition. The two here at 8.00 am are shown in the comment at noon, four hours later.
Late December walk in Madisonville, Louisiana
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A delicate carnation in soft ivory and blush pink stands in the spotlight, its ruffled petals kissed with magenta edges.
I'd always wanted to see Delicate Arch with some snow, so when I was traveling across Colorado a couple winters ago and saw that it was snowing in Moab, I headed straight to the trailhead in Utah's Arches National Park.
Taken with iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Having just driven over 1500 miles from Denver, across New Mexico, and back to Denver, I didn't think I'd head right back on the road toward Utah, but the invitation to spend the weekend there was too sweet not to accept it.
Besides, with so much to do in Moab between the two National Parks close to each other, not much convincing is required.
The hike to the Delicate Arch remains my favorite when it comes to taking first-timer there. The hike itself is moderate, but a hot summer day can make it feel strenuous. However, that moment when the majestic arch right around the corner at the end of the trail wipes out lemonade dreaming is unforgettable.
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As a bonus, I got to drive via Aspen and Independence Pass on my way back, something that I have always thought would be difficult to do at night.
Because of the I-70 closure due to mudslides, I had to take alternate routes both ways. Cunningly, the GPS outsmarted me on choosing the route back - via Aspen, above the Alpine Line, past Mt Elbert (Colorado's tallest peak). After two days of hiking Arches and Canyonland, my nerves almost gave in there in the sky with no guardrails, but somehow they mustered all the focus they could thru the windy, rainy night, making it a memory that I will keep.