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The area of Hierapolis was exposed to be a place for many settlements for its abundant water sources. It is highly believed that the ancient city was built by the people of Pergamum. The history of Hierapolis before the Hellenistic period is not known exactly but there had been a settlement existence here. It is known that around 1900’s BC Luwis were in the scene of the area. The most civilized city of its time was Cydrara in the area around 500 BC and they had built a holy temple here.
While the fires and their resulting smoke appear under control, welcome clouds take their place in the skies above Lake Shuswap. Painterly reflections take on an art like complexion, while the sky expands to take in a breath of fresh air.
As the reflections come and go with each movement in the water, only one of my many attempts captures their fleeting existence.
There are rare moments when we can isolate ourselves from the world, enter into symbiosis with the universe, and feel —beyond all thought— how intense existence is.
These moments are as precious as they are fleeting.
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Quelques moments rares nous permettent de nous isoler du monde, d'entrer en symbiose avec l'univers, de ressentir - en dehors de toute pensée - à quel point l'existence est intense.
Ces moments sont aussi précieux qu'éphémères.
This picture is part of my photographic series Garsinde de Mourcairol, which I invite you to consult in the list of my albums.
Model: Léa
Çözemezsin | Dedublüman
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Ölüm gibi bir gün
Dudağımda zehir gibi
Füsun değil mi bu?
Başka türlü mümkün değil
Hayır, bu defa başka
Çözemezsin yok, bu düğüm kördür
Bak şu gönül tutuşuyor yine son birkaç gündür
Çürüyoruz bak, nefretimi gömdüm
Bil ki bugün yanıyor, soluyor ömrüm
Uyan, uyan dedim uyanmazsan bahar ölür
Sarıl, sarıl dedim sarılmazsan adam ölür
Hayır, bu defa başka
Çözemezsin yok, bu düğüm kördür
Korkmuyorum gecelerden, beni sen öldür
Çürüyorum bak, nefretini gördüm
Bil ki bugün yanıyor, soluyor ömrüm
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Today is like death,
Just like a poison on my lips
Is this not magic?
It's not possible otherwise
No, this time, it's different
You can't solve it, this knot is tangled
See, this heart is on fire again since the last few days
We go bad, look, I buried my hatred
Know that today my existence is burning, is withering
Wake up, I said wake up
If you don't, spring will die
Embrace, I said hug
If you don't, this man will die
No, this time, it's different
You can't solve it, this knot is tangled
I am not scared of nights, you shall kill me
I go bad, look, I buried your hatred
Know that today my existence is burning, is withering
Struggling for existence is the essences of life depicted here as we witness four people are struggling in the mid stream against the high tide for their smooth sailing. They remain calm and quite as they aware off their responsibility for safe voyage.
Hi another from Bolehill quarry in the Peak District . The rising sun just catching the tree tops :):)
existence. Authentication, not enlargement or interpretation is what we want :-)
Wright Morris
HFF! Science Matters!
hydrangea, 'Ruby Slippers' j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
“The very existence of flamethrowers proves that sometime, somewhere, someone said to themselves, 'You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done.” ― George Carlin.
My back porch. Twilight. No Crop.
A bit late in posting these :) but our campsite from this year's Relay for Life of Second Life! ♥
"You have cancer. Cancer doesn't have you." ~
Passport to Hope ♥
It is the edgy existence within me of these unmade images that is the only assurance that the best photographs are yet to be made :-)
Sam Abell
HMM! Truth Matters! Lies have consequences.
Loebner magnolia, 'Leonard Messel', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
Rising from the water like the creation of an Expressionist artist, this twisted, distorted willow is an essential part of the diverse marshland habitat at Gray Lodge Preserve. It is estimated that over 1 million water fowl reside here from November through February. The amazing thing is that few people seem to know about this wonderful spot. We make a point to pay a visit every year during the peak months, and we rarely run into more than a handful of people--all of them bird lovers. Check it out if you live nearby.
Gray Lodge Wildlife Preserve, Butte County CA
Jeux de lignes et d'ombres sur des poutres dans la zone industrielle de St Egreve : les différentes rencontres décisives dans une vie.
BN came into existence nearly 51 years ago, however it merged into BNSF 25 years ago.
That said, this ever-popular pair of cascade green EMDs evades the paint shops and show their true colors.
Ten days into 2021, and BN still survives. The weather was picture perfect, and I got to see a few socially-distanced friends. A good start to 2021.
H-NTWGFD1-10A
BNSF 1687 & BNSF 1458
In our earth-lab, a life form has existed randomly, thanks to the reaction of atoms of the ingredients which were already there, in the lab, for the creation of this life form. It has started to develop and expand on the earth, randomly. Later, after billions of years, it got conscious, randomly , but not all life forms have headed to the same direction. The evolution occurred according "the tree of life”.
Speculation:
Big bang has sealed the fate of our future by creating the atom based universe, like all the necessary ingredients were put in a beaker, in a chemical lab, to become the expected ( not randomly) chemical solution.
A life form is the expected result, depending of the time, of the existence and reaction of ingredients in a beaker.
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Zabriskie Point is a part of Amargosa Range located east of Death Valley in Death Valley National Park in California, United States noted for its erosional landscape. It is composed of sediments from Furnace Creek Lake, which dried up 5 million years ago—long before Death Valley came into existence