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La Casa de Pilatos es un palacio situado en la ciudad española de Sevilla, en Andalucía perteneciente a la Casa de Medinaceli. Constituye uno de los edificios más emblemáticos de la arquitectura civil andaluza del siglo XVI y presenta una combinación de los estilos renacentista italiano y el mudéjar español, fruto de las diferentes intervenciones acontecidas, desde el último tercio del siglo XV hasta el siglo XVII.
La construcción del palacio se inició en 1483, por iniciativa y deseo de Pedro Enríquez de Quiñones (IV Adelantado Mayor de Andalucía) y su segunda esposa Catalina de Ribera, fundadores de la Casa de Alcalá. La obra se levantó sobre varios solares que habían sido confiscados por la Inquisición. El fallecimiento en 1493 de Pedro Enríquez, llevó a que Catalina fuese la encargada de acometer la configuración inicial del palacio. Su hijo Fadrique Enríquez de Ribera (1476-1539) y su nieto Per Afán de Ribera y Portocarrero (1509-1571) ampliaron y completaron la decoración de la Casa.
Fadrique Enríquez (primer marqués de Tarifa) fue un noble a caballo de la baja Edad Media y la modernidad, representada por el Renacimiento. Entre los años 1518 y 1520 realizó un viaje de peregrinación a la ciudad santa de Jerusalén, en el que atravesó toda Italia, y en el que quedó profundamente impresionado del arte renacentista que imperaba en las ciudades italianas. A su regreso trasladó esas maneras renacentistas que había observado a la Casa de Pilatos, combinando el estilo renacentista italiano con el mudéjar sevillano, en las ampliaciones que realizó del palacio, en las que ocupó varios solares anexos al mismo. Per Afán de Ribera, sobrino y heredero de Don Fadrique, fue un gran coleccionista de arte que acopió durante su estancia como virrey de Nápoles. Realizó importantes reformas entre 1568 y 1571 para acoger su vasta colección de arte.
Tras su relativo abandono durante el siglo XVIII, se restauró a partir de finales del siglo XIX.
En 1966 tuvo lugar aquí un baile benéfico al que asistieron miembros de la nobleza. Cada familia asistente pagó 5 000 pesetas, destinadas a la Cruz Roja. Las que presidieron la gala fueron Grace Kelly y Jacqueline Kennedy.
La Casa de Pilatos constituye un gran complejo edificatorio inserto en el casco histórico de la ciudad de Sevilla, en el sector de Santa Catalina-Santiago. Ocupa, junto con el colindante convento de San Leandro, gran parte de la manzana que se extiende entre las calles Caballeriza, San Esteban e Imperial.
El palacio se estructura en torno a dos patios, el de ingreso y el principal en torno a los cuales, en una y dos plantas se disponen las estancias principales. A ambos lados de este cuerpo principal, ocupando el resto de la parcela, se extienden dos jardines de distintas dimensiones y formalización. El denominado jardín chico, en el lado este y el jardín grande al oeste. En el edificio predominan las cubiertas inclinadas de teja árabe (esmaltadas en blanco y azul en la zona de la escalera).
Neecy was dead to the streets, no longer buying drugs, no longer selling sex. The street was convinced she was shot by a john, her body dumped in the river. No. She was living in a small room, down to only smoking menthols, to only selling the Lord. She was true clean, not Hunts Point clean. Detox and rehab.
After three months she came back to Hunts Point to bring some brochures of salvation to old friends. Her body, gnarled from twenty-seven years of drugs and prostitution, now finally clean, gathered itself together and kept pace with her huge smile. “I feel great.”
Two weeks later she was living under a bridge, in Michael’s cave, nude save for blankets, fresh marks on her skin. She hugged me, and broke down in tears. “Want a story? How about relapse. How about a girl gets a bit of cash, gets lonely, misses her friends. Please don’t judge me. I am already embarrassed enough for myself.”
She wouldn’t let go of me, sobbing and shaking. “Can I get you anything?” “No. I don’t deserve shit.”
One of the county's more dramatic beaches. It gets it's name from the huge slate outcrops scattered along the beach and not the inordinate number of steps you need to go down to get to the beach. It is said that the outcrops were put there by Bedruthan, a giant, and used as stepping stones.
At low tide the beach itself stretches for over a mile with plenty of interesting nooks and crannies.
As the numerous warning signs point out the cliffs are dangerous as are the tides and there is a good deal of potential to become cut off at high tide
Nearby are Carnewas cliffs owned by the National Trust with a cafe and toilets. Looking West from here you get a good view of Newquay bay.
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Docklands is the semi-official name for an area in East and South East London, comprising parts of several boroughs (Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Newham and Greenwich). The docks were formerly part of the Port of London, at one time the world's largest port. They have now been redeveloped principally for commercial and residential use. The name London Docklands was used for the first time in a government report on redevelopment plans in 1971 but has since become virtually universally adopted. It also created conflict between the new and old communities of the London Docklands.
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Charles Dickens makes frequent use of the riverside and docklands in novels such as Our Mutual Friend and Great Expectations, and there is a memorable description of the docks, their buildings and people, in Joseph Conrad's The Mirror of the Sea. The Docklands are also the location of District 1, the most functional section of Britain during the outbreak of Rage Virus and the headquarters for Army Officials in Juan Carlos Fresnadillo's 2007 movie 28 Weeks Later.link
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London Docklands ~ Urban Colors under a Bridge
In the olden days, before the axe got finally stuck in the trunk, we were something alike a teenagers crew. We had always cooperated better in groups of two or three, but in that warm August of 2011, the six of us decided to spend some time all together. I felt excited for what looked like the first adventure without adults, the experience of living in the nature for a few days and, of course, for being able to share it with them.
The three tents were quickly set up during the first morning. The first one at the left was high, sophisticated and dark blue. It construction had some breaks in between before it could be considered as finished. The one in the middle was cosy, simpler and green. Inside this one, the coordination and attitude was more than exemplary in the daylight, although the nights were desperately cold. Next to this, in the right corner, there was one of a colour that I could not not even remember. Maybe reddish. There were two people, both with their own demons, with any kind of understanding with each other.
The days were passing, and with them we were learning how to cut logs with the boy scout we had in the group, keeping the tents on and preparing meals, doing canoeing and trying the pedal boat, trying to give the light back to the campsite and having lots of conversations. Still unconcious of what was really happening, I felt absolutely happy, enjoying every single activity we did and the new things we were discovering. But then, she told me something that took me aback. It seemed that someone's monsters were again pointing at me with no sense.
Right after that, we two, he trying to ignore the situation and I far for assuming it yet, jumped the fences, sat on the edge of a high rock and played the song we liked. The sun was setting and the land got it most fetching tone. Wonderful landscape, emotional states. Once the dusk was something of the past, we laid down and stared at the stars. It felt like I needed a miracle if I wanted to have something like hope depending on humanity.
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Best Christian Movie | "Yearning" | God Reveals the Mystery of Kingdom of Heaven (English Dubbed)
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Best Christian Movie | "Yearning" | God Reveals the Mystery of Kingdom of Heaven (English Dubbed)
Two thousand years ago, the Lord Jesus promised His followers: "I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you to myself; that where I am, there you may be also" (John 14:2-3). Because of this, generations of believers have continued to obsessively hope and pray for the fulfillment of the Lord's promise, and hope and pray that they are raptured into the heavens to meet the Lord and enter into the kingdom of heaven when the Lord comes.
This also describes this film's protagonist, Chen Xiangguang. He is an enthusiastic seeker, spreads the gospel, and bears witness to the Lord in order to welcome the Lord's coming. In spite of being dismissed from his position in a school and failing to gain understanding from his family members, he never gives up the hope in his heart. One day while in a gathering, Chen Xiangguang is arrested and thrown in jail by the Chinese Communist government. Under God's wondrous rule and arrangements, he encounters Zhao Zhiming, a Christian from The Church of Almighty God. Zhao Zhiming gives him testimony on God's appearance and work in the last days, resolving his years of notions and imagination in hoping and praying for the Lord's return. After getting out of prison, Chen Xiangguang leads his brothers and sisters to look into Almighty God's work in the last days. Everyone finally comes to understand what it is to be raptured into the kingdom of heaven, whether the kingdom is really on earth or in heaven, and how people should welcome the Lord's return ...
Eastern Lightning, The Church of Almighty God was created because of the appearance and work of Almighty God, the second coming of the Lord Jesus, Christ of the last days. It is made up of all those who accept Almighty God's work in the last days and are conquered and saved by His words. It was entirely founded by Almighty God personally and is led by Him as the Shepherd. It was definitely not created by a person. Christ is the truth, the way, and the life. God's sheep hear God's voice. As long as you read the words of Almighty God, you will see God has appeared.
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Camp Crystal Lake...
This image is probably my personal favorite, I love winter, and its returning to Australia soon. The fog will be forming and photographers will be out in force... including me.
Landscape photography is all about trying to be in the right place, at the right time. Seconds before this shot was taken the fog covered the lake like a thick blanket. It felt spooky, the fog felt alive and I think we woke it up, because before we knew it, it was all around us, it had lifted from the lake and rushed us.
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About Camp Crystal Lake
Camp Crystal Lake, the setting for many films in the Friday the 13th (franchise) series.
About Lake Moogerah
Lake Moogerah, formed by Moogerah Dam, is a water supply and irrigation dam on Reynolds Creek, a tributary of the Bremer River in Southeast Queensland's Fassifern Valley. The lake is used for recreation, fishing and camping.
The lake is located around 60 km southwest of Ipswich, and about 90 minutes drive from Brisbane. Boonah is the nearest town, about 15 km from the lake.
Construction on the dam began in 1959, although land for the project was resumed as early as 1916. Moogerah Dam was completed in 1961 as the central catchment of the Warrill Valley Water Supply Scheme. The dam wall at Lake Moogerah allows access to Mount Edwards in Moogerah Peaks National Park.
The dam supplies drinking water to the towns of Boonah and Ipswich, although the main user is the Swanbank Power Station. It also supplies irrigation water to small crop farms in the Fassifern Valley.
There is a popular caravan park at Moogerah Dam. Higher Ground Australia operate Camp Moogerah at the lake for church youth groups. On the western shore are Camp Mallon and Camp Laurence which offer group accommodation camps with educational and adventure activities for school students, family and church groups. On the southern shore is the Brisbane Grammar School Pepperina Hill Campsite, which is primarily used for grade 8-10 camps.
During the 1995 drought dam levels declined to a low of 1% total capacity
'Moogerah' comes from the aboriginal word Moojirah meaning home of the thunderstorm.
This is what happened after 10 straight hours of poker at a friend's place in the countryside: I ended up in the morning taking photos of dew drops !!!
BTW, there' s no PS or any added blur, this is just the DoF. Maybe I'll by a macro lens someday, who knows ?! I would have to win that damn poker nights though !
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I watched this photo many times - never sure if i should delete or store it.
It's definitely not a "beautiful flower - shot".
But each time i love the background-colours in combination with the colours of the leaves ..... and the light, which seems to lit up the seams of the leaves, and glitters at the remains of the spiders web.
So i decided to show you this attempt and am looking forward to your opinions of my perception, your critics, helpful advices and others.... :-)
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Even though it is no longer the nation's official capital, Yangon – formerly Rangoon – remains Myanmar's largest and most commercially important city. Yangon is the country's largest city with a population of nearly six million. This city is a melting pot—a diversity of cultures and communities in terms of people, settlement and religions. Because it serves as the country's main entrance and seaport. Its downtown skyline is dominated by the winking wonder of Shwedagon Paya, a dazzling Buddhist temple that attracts pilgrims from all over the world. The Botataung Pagoda literally "1000 military officers" is a famous pagoda located in downtown near the Yangon river. The 40 meter high pagoda was first built by the Mon around the same time as was Shwedagon Pagoda—according to local belief, over 2500 years ago. The pagoda is hollow within, and houses what is believed to be a sacred hair of Gautama Buddha. In the second World War the pagoda was destroyed during an airforce bombing mission aimed at the nearby docks. Rebuilding started in 1948 following the original design.Since the 2010 elections, Yangon's fortunes have skyrocketed along with its land prices, as both local and foreign investors scrambled to grab a foothold here. At the same time, decades of economic stagnation are only too apparent in the city's slums, shanty housing and creaking, frequently overwhelmed infrastructure – something you'll quickly realise as you crawl into town in a taxi from the airport.
Rangoon was renamed Yangon and is no longer the capital of Myanmar but it still tolerates some of its colonial past and houses magnificent Pagoda's. Botataung pagoda is the lesser known of “the three pagodas” of Yangon. While it may not not have the flare of Shwedagon or the stature of Sule, inside its golden-leafed walls is laid a hair of the Buddha, making it a significant religious site for Buddhists. The hair and other relics can now be seen behind glass around each turn of the golden labyrinth that zig-zags around the inside of the hollow stupa. The golden image of the Buddha “Calling the Earth to witness” is enshrined in a worship hall around the main pagoda. The golden Buddha watches people meditate and take naps.
Yangon is de voormalig hoofdstad van Myanmar. Het is voor de meeste reizigers het startpunt van hun rondreis door Myanmar voor ons het eindpunt. Voor de grootste stad van het land komt Yangon relatief relaxed over. De sfeer is er gemoedelijk en het verkeer is nog lang niet zo jachtig als in de buurlanden Thailand en India. De stad grenst in het westen en zuiden aan de Yangon rivier. De stad is behoorlijk uitgestrekt. Gelukkig heb je voor een paar duizend Kyats, de munteenheid van Myanmar, een taxi of fietstaxi te pakken. Vanaf de straat is de 40 meter hoge Botataung Pagoda goed te zien. De pagode werd voor het eerst gebouwd door de Mon rond dezelfde tijd als Shwedagon Pagoda-volgens de lokale geloof, meer dan 2500 jaar geleden. In de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd de pagode verwoest tijdens een luchtmacht bombardementen missie die gericht was op de nabijgelegen haven. Herbouw begon in 1948 na het oorspronkelijke ontwerp. Integenstelling tot de meeste stupa's is deze hol van binnen. Wanneer je naar binnen ga, stuit je op een interieur dat lijkt op een doolhof van speigelglas met een hoop vitrines met Boeddhabeeldjes. In de tempel zitten verschillende gelovigen te bidden en te slapen. Het gouden beeld hierboven is de Bhumisparsha Mudra van het aanroepen van moeder-aarde tot getuige is gelegen in een adoratie hal rond de pagode. Op het terrein van de tempel verschillende verblijven voor monniken. Daarnaast is er een tweede gebedsruimte met een grote bronzen Boeddha. De tempel ligt vlak bij de haven. De haven is een mengelmoes van groot en klein, er zijn immense containerschepen, maar er zijn ook kleine houten bootjes die voor weinig geld te veel mensen naar de overkant brengen.
Sanur is a thirty minute drive from Kuta and is very popular with water sports enthusiasts and families as the beach is protected by a reef and the lagoon offers safe swimming all year round. The hotels are many and varied from boutique to five star. The shopping and restaurants in this village make Sanur an area where you can walk in peace and see a side of Bali that many never see. A calm, quiet lagoon area, Sanur Beach offers great conditions for windsurfing, parasailing, and other recreational activities. Bali Explorer
The Women's portraits are in honor of World Day Against Violence to Women. Here is the link to his website where you can see the portraits used in the expo
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Luc Planson, a friend of mine, and I are making a 50|50 in the same time !!!
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Ya te decía ayer que la aparición del rayo verde tuvo lugar durante la captura de una circumpolar que estaba haciendo en una cálida noche de Primavera....
Pues aquí la tienes. Nosecuantas tomas de 3 minutos, diafragma abierto, ISO alto y a disfrutar de las estrellas.
La imagen de ayer con estrellas cuasi-fijas daba más presencia al bólido, pero esta imagen no la podía dejar en el tintero.
Además, la X que forma el bólido al cruzarse con una traza también tiene su misterio..... algún tesoro escondido, quizás?......
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Photo taken this past weekend at a local farm photo walk. It was nice to get back out and take some pictures again!!
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Listening to Atmosphere by Drumsound & Bassline Smith while making this, hence the title :D www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMehbfLxnX4
Today I realised it's been a long time since I just played around with my camera/flashes; I haven't experimented just for the heck of it for aaaaaages. The entire reason I fell in love with photography in the first place was because of how much fun it is to experiment and sometimes stumble upon something cool by chance. So tonight I mucked around with my bubble machine, talcum powder, my flashes, cardboard tubes, glitter, and all sorts of other stuff. Haven't had this much fun in ages :D
So this shot: The thing on the left is a long cardboard tube stuck over my flash to direct the light to give that cool spotlight effect. There's also a second flash off to the right to give a bit of fill light. Then I took lots of shots of talcum powder in the air, stuck 'em together in Photoshop and Bob's your uncle!
Maybe not the most mind-blowing photo ever, but I had so much fun with the process! Sometimes it's fun playing around like a kid again. As adults we often tend to be so focused on the end goal we forget to have fun with the process along the way :)
VIDEO: Merry Christmas from me with my sad little rubber LED tree! :P
So yeah, almost 2015.. so here's a quick overview of what I wore during the last 12 months. If the slide-show is going too quick.. you can always check my blog for the static version of this set of pictures. :-P
Just wanted to say thanks for all the support, friendship, compliments and helpful tips! I am continuously amazed and grateful and humbled by you all just being here. :)
VIDEO: Merry Christmas from me with my sad little rubber LED tree! :P
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En busca de la lluvia de estrellas las perseidas decidimos ir a un lugar especial, un lugar que conocimos hace dos años, unos los itinerarios más fascinantes de la Cantabria mágica, un camino Megalítico, la ruta de los Menhires de Valdeolea.
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Tic..toc.. after a photographer has helped with the dandelions seed dispersal. In case your wondering, that is a dandelion flower in the background... and no, there were no dandelions were harmed in the taking of this photograph!
Esplanade des Invalides: a new anti-CPE demonstration on the 23 turned even more violent than the 18. A couple of photographers have been beaten up by provovateurs, a few cameras stolen, and large riots erupted in different places of this huge esplanade. At least 3 cars have been burnt as well as part of a building.
Here, a fireman is trying to extinguish the fire still burning under the car. He won't suceed, and shortly after, the firemen will have to flip the car on its side to expose the reservoir.
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