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Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello, one of Hollywood's hottest power couples, recently set the stage ablaze during Taylor Swift's highly anticipated "Eras Tour." The dynamic duo couldn't contain their affection as they indulged in intimate public displays of affection (PDA), capturing the hearts of fans worldwide.
Throughout the concert, Shawn and Camila's chemistry was palpable, igniting sparks both on and off stage. From stealing glances to stolen kisses, their love radiated through every song performed by Taylor Swift. The couple's PDA moments were not only a testament to their unwavering adoration for each other but also a delightful surprise for the thrilled audience.
As the crowd roared with excitement, Shawn and Camila's PDA stole the spotlight. Their embraces were filled with genuine affection, leaving no doubt that their love was stronger than ever. Their mutual support and admiration were evident as they shared heartfelt smiles and whispered sweet nothings.
While their adorable interactions added a touch of romance to the concert, it was also a testament to the incredible bond between the three musicians. Taylor Swift, known for her incredible songwriting and knack for storytelling, created an enchanting atmosphere that seemed to amplify the love between Shawn and Camila.
The electrifying energy of the "Eras Tour" combined with the undeniable connection between Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello created an unforgettable experience for fans.
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Exercise Dynamic Front 18 includes approximately 3,700 participants from 26 nations at the U.S. Army’s GTA, Feb. 23 - March 10, 2018. Dynamic Front is an annual U.S. Army Europe exercise focused on the interoperability of U.S. Army, joint service and allied nation artillery and fire support in a multinational environment, from theater-level headquarters identifying targets to gun crews pulling lanyards in the field.
Pouvait-il y avoir un endroit plus prestigieux que l'esplanade de la mosquée Hassâne, pour abriter le tombeau du plus populaire des sultans et rois du Maroc, Mohammed V, père de l'indépendance ?
Dix ans auront été nécessaires pour achever le monument conçu par un architecte d'origine Vietnamienne VO TOAN, mais érigé dans un classicisme des plus purs.
Légèrement surélevé, faisant face à l'océan et aux colonnades de la Tour Hassan, le mausolée Mohammed V est bâti en marbre blanc d'Italie et coiffé d'un toit pyramidal recouvert de tuiles vertes, symbole de la royauté.
Un escalier conduit à la chambre funéraire, grande salle carrée sous la coupole, ceinturée d'une galerie d'où le public peut découvrir le sarcophage dans lequel repose la dépouille du défunt roi Mohammed V.
Dans les angles de la salle se trouve aussi le tombeau en marbre blanc du prince Moulay Abdellah, un des fils de Mohammed V, décédé le 20 décembre 1983. Depuis le 30 Juillet 1999, la dépouille du roi Hassan II est venue rejoindre celles de son frère cadet et de son père.
Dans la tradition des nécropoles royales, la réalisation de ce mausolée fait appel aux techniques ancestrales des artisans marocains : coupoles d'acajou et de cèdre plaquées de feuilles d'or, frises calligraphiques, zelliges polychromes, colonnettes de marbre ...
Marocains de tous âges viennent ici se recueillir dans un mouvement perpétuel, sur les tombeaux des rois et du prince.
Le choix de ce lieu pour accueillir le tombeau du roi Mohammed V n'a pas été le fruit du hasard. Cet endroit est hautement symbolique pour le peuple marocain. C'est en effet, ici, à la Tour Hassan, que Mohammed V dirigea la première prière du vendredi, après l'indépendance (voir les photos de la cérémonie du 18 novembre 1955).
Il témoigne du profond attachement qu'avait le roi Mohammed V pour la ville de Rabat et ses habitants.
- Traitement photo (normal et traitement noir et blanc) essais de quelques effets en HDR (High dynamic range).
Exercise Dynamic Front 18 includes approximately 3,700 participants from 26 nations at the U.S. Army’s GTA, Feb. 23 - March 10, 2018. Dynamic Front is an annual U.S. Army Europe exercise focused on the interoperability of U.S. Army, joint service and allied nation artillery and fire support in a multinational environment, from theater-level headquarters identifying targets to gun crews pulling lanyards in the field.
This is what I see when I look out my window. Peaceful isn't it?
Of course not exactly that, I've putted it in high dynamic range.
Don't know why but I'm obsessed with hdr photography. That combined with my love for urban photography gives some freaky pictures. Very dark and grungy.
PS: It was windy, the trees are f'ed but whatever, I like it.
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Designed by Henk Mulder from Netherlands. Awarded Bronze in the Floral Windows to the World category.
According to the designer's concept it was inspired by an aerial view of a tulip field in spring during a flight over Netherlands. "Dynamic Movement" is a floral composition that attempts to capture the vibrancu and movement of that stunning vista
Roof of the Car Park and Noosa Civic in Queensland.
Extra pic in comments.
ODC July 4 Dynamic Tension... per ODC topic...The application of Dynamic Tension is fairly straightforward. It consists of a mixture of different diagonal lines that are opposed to each other and take the view out of the picture.
For example a tree in autumn, with all its branches strongly marked in all directions, takes the view in each branch outwards from the image.
River Thames London The Shard Skyscraper Tower High Dynamic Range HDR Photoshop Images (Still not sure if I like the artificial look!)
My dynamic duo! (Salad Shooter and Vidalia Onion Wizard)
You may have picked up the fact that I love to cook and I love my kitchen "toys".
The two items in front are used more than any other (except the air fryer on the top right!) and are useful for many different foods.
I've had the Salad Shooter Pro for more years than I can remember and use it for grating, shredding and slicing, more often than not for cheddar cheese and carrots. It is NOISY, but does a great job and is exceedingly easy to clean, as well as cheap. Much easier to clean than a food processor.
A friend introduced me to the Vidalia Chop Wizard, and despite the fact that reviews showed that it broke easily, I have had no problem with it because I am very careful about slipping the cover over the connecting protrusions very carefully. It is a big time saver, also very easier to clean with a vegetable brush and the included "comb".. Just the other day a friend asked if it would dice a green pepper and I tested it. Much to my delight it did a great job. It's also super for making pico de gallo. It's also cheap.
When I watch chefs on cooking shows using box graters, I wonder why. This works so much better, saves your knuckles from scrapes, and most likely costs less!
Disclaimer: I receive no money from the manufacturers from promoting these products!
First attempt at HDR. Tone mapped from 4 exposures. This is the best approximation of the real color and light I could achieve. It was a very dark and cloudy day, but the hill in the far horizon was lit up amongst all the shadow.
The bike had a parking ticket on the seat. Shame!
Dynamic light and fire show at the Big Palace in Tsaritsyno Park, historical museum and reserve.
The Third Moscow International Festival «The Circle of Light» 2013
Photo #171 taken on October 05, 2013
©2013 Moscow Guide & Driver Arthur Lookyanov
Exercise Dynamic Front 18 includes approximately 3,700 participants from 26 nations at the U.S. Army’s GTA, Feb. 23 - March 10, 2018. Dynamic Front is an annual U.S. Army Europe exercise focused on the interoperability of U.S. Army, joint service and allied nation artillery and fire support in a multinational environment, from theater-level headquarters identifying targets to gun crews pulling lanyards in the field.
Dynamic Psytrance Productions presents Winter Warming @ The Gallery Worcester MA.
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Photo by Kyle Rober
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