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Titsey Place manor house to be exact.. Shot in twilight, tripod used.
The house dates back to the 16th century and Titsey park is one of the largest surviving historic estates in Surrey.
This is a Panorama out of 4 x 80MegaPixel Higheres Pen-F Shots.
I did some Postprocessing to eliminate the Blur in the Water and to delete the movement of the people.
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All Saints church, Sanderstead.
Gave the high resolution mode on the new camera a try last night. Didn't get the composition right (chopped the top off the steeple) or the shutter speed - stars are moving since this is a 8 x 8 second exposure. But it was cold - much colder than it looks - and I'd already taken a couple of shots.
From above, a snowfall turns Canterbury into a pale mosaic of roofs and lanes, and the Cathedral Precincts read as a great cleared island within the tighter grain of the city. The cathedral’s long rooflines and transepts take the snow cleanly, while the great central tower rises as the anchor point, a vertical statement in the middle of the plan. Even in winter, the building’s scale is unmistakable: a church designed to be seen from every approach, and to draw the eye in the same way it has drawn travellers for centuries.
Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest and most important centres of Christianity in England. The story begins in AD 597 when Augustine arrived and established a church here, laying the foundations of what became the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. After the Norman Conquest, a vast new cathedral was begun under Archbishop Lanfranc in the 1070s, setting the basic footprint of the medieval building. Over time, that Norman core was reworked and extended into the richly layered cathedral we recognise today.
Few events shaped its fame more than the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in the cathedral in 1170. Becket’s shrine quickly became one of Europe’s great pilgrimage destinations, and Canterbury entered the wider imagination as a place of journey and devotion, a reputation later echoed in Chaucer’s tales of travellers heading for the shrine. A fire in 1174 led to a major rebuilding of the choir, pushing the architecture forward into a new Gothic language that still defines much of the cathedral’s interior character.
The tower often called Bell Harry is the cathedral’s late-medieval flourish: the central crossing tower completed in the late 15th century, rising above the meeting of nave and transepts and giving Canterbury its distinctive skyline. In this aerial view, winter makes the geometry easier to read: the long nave, the broad transepts, the clustered chapels and courts of the precincts, and the city pressing close around the walls. The scaffolding visible in the scene is a reminder that a building this old is never truly “finished” – it is continually maintained, repaired and handed on, season after season.
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At the Nikon Live event in Milan, this model was available for close-up portraits...
Such a chance for my 85mm: I couldn't miss it!!
Nikon D810 + Nikkor 85mm f/1.4G @ 1/640s f/1.6 64 ISO
Tintin
Milou
Capitaine Haddock
Professeur Tournesol
Stuck at home in the rain. Not much to do but play with my friends.
High resolution. Two candle lights as lightning.
San Ildefonso Cathedral, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Fine Art Architecture Photography,Mario Morales Rubi
The cathedral of Merida, Yucatan, was the first cathedral to be finished on the American mainland, and the only one (with the exception of Santo Domingo de Guzman on the island of Hispaniola) to be entirely built during the 16th century The cathedral was built on the site of Mayan ruins Tiho. ©2016. All Rigths Reserved
Catedral de San Ildefonso Mérida Yucatán México Fotografía Arquitectónica Mario Morales Rubí. La Catedral de Yucatán, en la ciudad de Mérida, capital del Estado, dedicada a San Ildefonso, es la primera catedral levantada en la América continental (tierra firme), y también la más antigua de México. Sólo la Catedral de Santo Domingo, en toda la América, es más antigua que la de Yucatán, fue construida sobre las ruinas de la ciuda maya de Tihó. ©2016. Todos los derechos reservados
The Vallis Alps and Plato Crater. Look around the 6:30 position, or just left near the bottom to locate Plato Crater on the surface. The image scale is 0.11 ArcSec/Pixel on the closeup image vs 0.8 ArcSec/Pixel on the full moon. Image scale can be fun.
Full Disk: RCOS 10" (2300 mm fl) with STL-11000 CCD 9.0 u
Closeup view C14 (3910 mm fl) with ASI290MM CMOS 2.9 u
Seal watching at Horsey Gap on the Norfolk coast
Each winter, usually from late October through January, grey seal gather in large numbers at Horsey Gap, turning this quiet stretch of the Norfolk coast into one of Britain’s most important seal breeding sites. By January, the beach and dunes are often dotted with young pups and the last of the season’s adult females, while many of the older pups are already beginning to shed their distinctive white coats.
Grey seals are the UK’s largest seal species. Adult males can exceed two metres in length and weigh well over 300 kilograms, while females are smaller but still powerfully built. Their long heads and Roman-nose profile give them a striking appearance, especially when seen hauled out on the sand among marram grass and winter dunes.
January is an interesting transitional moment in the season. Most pups have been born by December, but many are still present, resting in sheltered hollows behind the dunes. Newly born pups begin life with a thick, creamy-white lanugo coat which keeps them warm on land but is not waterproof. Over several weeks they gain weight rapidly on their mother’s rich milk, then moult into a shorter, darker coat. Once this moult is complete, they are ready to enter the sea and learn to swim and feed independently.
The adults are equally fascinating to watch at this time of year. Mothers that have finished nursing return to the sea to recover body condition, while dominant males patrol the edges of the colony earlier in the season, competing for access to breeding females. By January the beach is quieter, but the social structure and physical traces of the breeding season are still evident in the sand and dunes.
Horsey Gap is especially important because it offers a rare combination of wide beaches, relatively stable dunes, and shallow offshore waters. These conditions make it ideal for breeding and for the first tentative swims of young seals. The site is part of a wider network of seal colonies along the east coast of England, but Horsey is notable for how close the seals are to the dunes and viewing areas, offering exceptional opportunities to observe them without disturbance when managed carefully.
What makes a January visit particularly memorable is the contrast: soft winter light, empty beaches, and the quiet presence of wildlife at its most intimate moment. It is not just a spectacle of numbers, but a glimpse into a critical stage of the grey seal’s life cycle, played out against one of Norfolk’s most elemental coastal landscapes.
This aerial image was taken from my plane using a high def, Nikon D850 camera with a powerful zoom lens.
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Aerial view of Norwich Station - also known as Thorpe Station. Built in 1886 replacing the original station built in 1844 - Norwich aerial image
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Aerial view of St Andrew & St Patricks church in Elveden - burial place of Ranjit Singh - leader of the Sikhs who once controlled a united Punjab. Suffolk UK aerial image
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Gardens by night of an appartment complex in cambridge.
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Vertical Face II by Rick Kirby.
I love how nature and the season alters the character of this magnificent sculpture.
aerial view of what looks like a sailing race on the East Fleet in Wells-next-the-Sea. North Norfolk aerial image
aerial view of the Denver Sluices in Norfolk UK - part of the Great Ouse River System. The Denver Sluice Complex is a key part of the management of the Ouse Washes. Norfolk UK Aerial image
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