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Impossibile è solo una parola pronunciata da piccoli uomini che trovano più facile vivere nel mondo che gli è stato dato, piuttosto che cercare di cambiarlo.
Impossibile non è un dato di fatto, è un opinione.
Impossibile non è una regola è una sfida.
Impossibile non è uguale per tutti.
Impossibile non è per sempre.
Impossible to forget a view like this. Impossible to accept mediocre once you have seen magnificent.
A girl standing in front of the Uno pachinko parlor in Akihabara, Tokyo, probably “campaign staff” working for the promotion of the pachinko. With Akihabara being a hotspot the cosplaying fans of anime and manga though, you never know!
Do you find the right way downstairs (!) from the beginning to the entrance of the tower?
I am always happy when I can inspire someone with my models and building techniques.
Be fair and do not claim these techniques or my fotos as your own!
The Impossible Dream.
A composite image of the Milky Way over a field of sunflowers. This scene is pretty much impossible to get in real life, so I made it using two of my images. You can see more from my second trip to Buttonwood Farms on my blog.
www.bryanbzdulaphotography.com/2015/07/buttonwood-farms-t...
Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Hollywood, California
[Polaroid SX-70 TELE/1.5 lens]
[PX 100 COOL - 8th picture]
L/D wheel 1 1/2 to dark
Outside temp 80F / 27C (camera & film probably 70F ish)
Shot in bright midday sun
Shielded and put in box to develop, no heating
Scanned @ 6 hours
I have been and will still keep on posting photos from my summer memories (and infact I updated my posterous yesterday with photos taken in august;p) but I noticed it's November so I post this, which is very like autumn:))
Have a lovely autumn, friends!!
w/Polaroid SX-70 + PX100 Silver Shade
Norway / Innlandet - Jotunheimen
Sjoa
The Sjoa is a river in Innlandet county, Norway. The 98-kilometre (61 mi) long river runs through the municipalities of Vågå and Sel and it provides the outlet from lake Gjende at Gjendesheim in the Jotunheimen mountains of Norway's Jotunheim National Park. The river flows eastward through the Sjodalen valley and Heidal valley into the Gudbrandsdalslågen river at the village of Sjoa.
South of the village of Randsverk, the river flows through Ridderspranget which is a ravine named after a Norwegian myth.
Rafting, kayaking and fishing
The river is used for kayaking, rafting and fishing. Thirteen deaths have occurred in the river, from 1989 to 2010. This includes four deaths involving a group of tourists in various inflatable "catarafts", on 24 July 2010 (a national newspaper claimed that at that time the level of the river was 10 centimetres (4 in) above a safe level for rafting).
There are several companies offering rafting, kayaking, riverboarding and other activities in Sjoa and the surrounding area. Some parts of the river are impossible to raft.[citation needed] Some parts are blocked by large rocks which the river flows underneath. These areas are considered "death traps" by the local commercial rafting providers.
(Wikipedia)
Der Fluss Sjoa ist ein wasserreicher Wildfluss im norwegischen Innlandet. Er beginnt seinen Lauf am Ostende des Gjendesees bei Gjendesheim im Nationalpark Jotunheimen und fließt von dort aus in nordöstlicher Richtung. Er durchquert dabei das landschaftlich schöne Hochtal Sjoadalen, bevor er später in den Lågen mündet.
Der Name Sjoa kommt von dem altnorwegischen Wort hjár, das der ..., der glitzert bedeutet.
Die Sjoa durchfließt südlich des Ortes Randsverk eine Klamm, die als Ridderspranget („Rittersprung“) bekannt ist. Der Sage nach konnte der Ritter Sigvat Kvie nach einem Brautraub seinen Verfolgern entkommen, indem er mit seinem Pferd an dieser Stelle über die etwa drei Meter breite Kluft sprang und die nachkommenden Verfolger in die Schlucht stieß.
Der Fluss wurde 1973 durch einen Stortingbeschluss dauerhaft vor der Nutzung der Wasserkraft geschützt.
Sport
Die letzten Kilometer des Flussverlaufs durch das Heidalen stellen ein sehr beliebtes Kajak- und Raftgewässer dar. Die Sjoa hat dabei unterschiedliche Schwierigkeitsgrade, meist III bis IV. Der sogenannte Durchbruch – die Mündung in den Lågen – bildet die schwierigste (befahrbare) Stelle und wird mit IV-V klassifiziert. Die Sjoa gilt als der bekannteste Wildwasserfluss in Norwegen.
(Wikipedia)
To dream the impossible dream
To fight the unbeatable foe
To bear with unbearable sorrow
To run where the brave dare not go
- Frank Sinatra