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a church window (interior) edited black and white photography study...
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cellphone, I think of life before there was a cellphone with such a charming facility. We can do full work in a day without information interruption. After having a cellphone, we are sometimes too happy and enjoy to forget the time to do work ....
sometimes technology can make it easier for us to imprison us too. "... we can be wise with what is in our environment ..."
A warrior unlike any…
She has built an army one by one
For every act she survived and endured…
A new soldier was born
They have one war to win…Her freedom
Back from the ashes of the oppressed
The dark sky opens to reveal
Her resurrection…
Unbeknownst, her enemy taught her how to win
He will not fear, nor stand guard
For her mask is most deceitful…
The beauty,
The innocence,
The naivete…
That imprisoned her, is what will liberate her
The enemy will not know who the quarry is…
Until the day she reveals the dagger she carries
Blinded by the reflection of her light
Off the bejewelled weapon
The enemy will die with a look of horror and surprise,
Forever frozen to his fate.
Ivanna Halliday
Deve pur esserci un via d'uscita,
è più che certo.
Ma tu non la cerchi,
è lei che ti cerca,
è lei fin dall'inizio
che ti insegue,
e il labirinto
altro non è
se non la tua, finchè è possibile,
la tua, finchè è tua,
fuga, fuga
da "Labirinto" di Wislawa Szymborska
There are few things we have to do in prison, besides working and cooking. One of those is to tell, not to forget this dark and difficult historical moment for anyone.
I will tell you a little about my imprisonment and the phobias and thoughts that go around my head
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Reclusione ai tempi del coronavirus
Sono poche le cose che ci restano da fare in tempo di reclusione, oltre a lavorare e cucinare. Una di quella è raccontare, per non dimenticare questo momento storico così buio e difficile per chiunque.
Vi racconto un pò della mia reclusione e delle fobie ed i pensieri che mi girano per la testa
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„Chains - sometimes they stand for security - sometimes for restrictions - and sometimes simply for imprisonment…“
„Ketten - manchmal stehen sie für Sicherheit - manchmal für Einschränkungen - und manchmal schlicht für Freiheitsentzug…“
„I would like to take this opportunity to thank all followers, and all of those who just stop by. I say thank you for all past and future fav's and comments. 🙏“
„Ich danke an dieser Stelle allen Followern, und all jenen die einfach so mal vorbeischauen. Ich sage Danke für alle vergangenen und zukünftigen Fav‘s und Kommentare. 🙏“
My personal challenge for 2022 - I'll try - and do my very best...
Meine persönliche Herausforderung für 2022 - ich werd's versuchen - und mein Bestes geben…
*AAP* Imprisoned... (Single Pose n.1)
* Static pose.
* The package contains: Bottle with poses + also separate pose.
* Land Impact: 8 LI
* Adjust poses AVsitter.
* These poses are priority 4.
* Permissions: Copy/Modify.
* Demo in world.
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Gown - Madame Noir "Tanya Dress" @ Fameshed X
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Other items:
Skin - Guapa
Brows, eyes, moles, eyeshadow and lipstick - Suicidal Unborn
Hair - Nova
Necklace and rings - Yummy
Belly ring - L'Emporio
Horns - Eerie
Pose - Tsuki
After 74 days of imprisonment due to the Lockdown, I was finally able to move away, but not too far, out of town. A first step... a field of poppies, on a beautiful spring morning.
Have a nice Sunday
😉📷👋
Profumo di libertà
Dopo 74 giorni di clausura per il lockown, finalmente un giro fuori città, seppur senza allontanarmi troppo. un primo passo ...
Buona domenica !
👋📷🌲
Exif
Canon Eos 80D
EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM +1.4x III
f/13 560 mm 1/400 ISO 400
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Landgraff: Dark Dominance
Landgraff: Ritual
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The destiny of Prešov in the 17th – 18th century was more than any other eastern city linked to the powerful Rákoczi family and its important personalities. Rákoczi residence, as a reminder of those turbulent times, still excludes the east side of Main Street (house no. 86) facing the Roman Catholic Parish church.
Two medieval burgher houses stood originally in its place. At the end of the 16th century, two parcels were purchased by Sigismund Rákóczi, prince of Transylvania, who had city palace reconstructed in the Renaissance style. After the reconstruction another followed, late-Renaissance repair of the whole object at the beginning of the 17th century. While it was typical suave facade with windows, bay windows, finished with a beautiful attic, consisting of combinations of tags, crimps and blind arcades.
The entire facade and the attic are richly decorated by graphite. Thus Rákoczis succeeded in creating a genuine masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, regarded as the most beautiful urban Renaissance palace in the former Upper Hungary.
History of the Palace, since its establishment, is closely linked to family history of Rakoczis. In 1633 there were conducted the negotiations between representatives of the Transylvanian Prince, George I. Rákóczi and Emperor Ferdinand II, completed by signing the Prešov Peace. In April 1701 Habsburg authorities imprisoned there Francis II. Rákóczi,who had been captured in his mansion in Veľký Šariš. In 1711 it was confiscated and several owners changed off.
During the 18th century the wings of the courtyard were renewed in the Baroque style. In 19th century building had several owners or tenants who have adapted it for business and workshop premises.
Careful reconstruction of the palace to its original Renaissance form, completed by restoration of graphite decoration of the facade was in 1950-1956. Currently, the building houses the Regional Museum.
The Cellular Jail - Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The damp, dim reality of the Cellular Jail!
G F Bradby
In the ember’s drowsy glow
Fiery figures come and go,
Quiver into crimson light,
Now a goblin, now a knight,
While the winter wind makes moan
And the clock ticks on and on.
Snatches of mysterious rhymes,
(Fairy lore of nursery times)
Long imprisoned in the brain,
Leap to life and sing again;
Dreams forgotten with the waking,
Thoughts that vanished in the making,
Fancies, memories and moods,
Crowded hours and solitudes,
Ancient fears and old distresses,
Childhood’s wanderings and guesses –
Everything that one remembers
Makes a picture in the embers,
Grows to clearness, flickers, flashes
Burns a moment, then is ashes.
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Ebru Firat-Partie combattre Daech, une Franco-Turque se retrouve emprisonnée à Istanbul
Ebru Firat - She went in iraq to fight Daech, this Franco-Turk is imprisoned in Istanbul by Erdogan government.
Granitz Hunting Lodge (German: Jagdschloss Granitz) is located on the German island of Rügen in the vicinity of the seaside resort of Binz. With over 200,000 visitors per year it is the most popular castle or schloss in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
The hunting lodge (Jagdschloss) was built on the highest hill in East Rügen, the 107 m above sea level (NN) high Tempelberg, in the years 1838 to 1846 by order of Prince Wilhelm Malte I of Putbus, based on a design by Berlin architect, Johann Gottfried Steinmeyer in the style of the North Italian Renaissance castellos. It was once a popular holiday destination for European nobility and prominent people; for example, Frederick William IV, Christian VIII, Otto von Bismarck, Elizabeth von Arnim, and Johann Jacob Grümbke numbered amongst its visitors.
The lodge was owned by the von Putbus family until 1944 and passed into Nazi hands on the imprisonment of Malte von Putbus. The family was finally dispossessed as part of the East German land reforms and the castle remains today in state hands. After the end of the Second World War many of the furnishings were lost or stolen, several works of art were taken to the Berlin Art Depot, the agency for the administration of Soviet assets in Germany, and transferred in 1953 to the state museums in Berlin.
Attempts by the grandson of Malte zu Putbus, Franz zu Putbus, to get the family seat returned failed in court. The building is used today as a museum.
The castle was renovated at the beginning of the 21st century at a cost of 7.9 million euros.
Design:
The two-storey, plastered, brick edifice has a rectangular ground plan and four small corner towers. In the centre of the building in the old courtroom there is a 38-metre-high central tower, erected later based on plans by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Inside is a cantilevered circular staircase with 154 cast-iron steps. The static forces of the heavy iron staircase are entirely absorbed by the side walls; because it virtually clamped to the tower.
From the observation platform, 145 metres above sea level (NN), on the roof of the tower, there is a panoramic view in all directions, especially over the south and east of Rügen. In clear visibility the island of Usedom may be seen.
Source: wikipedia
"Lines, straight or curved : People follow them, contradict them or imprison themselves in them." - Thierry Clech
Frozen Tangerine segment, frozen in an ice cube tray. Made the ice a bit cooler in colour than it was.
El cabo de la Huerta se llama así por su proximidad a la antigua huerta de Alicante. Hoy se encuentra aprisionado entre urbanizaciones, aun así todavía se puede disfrutar de algunas pequeñas calas de piedra. Lo corona el faro del mismo nombre. (_AAC7178-81-Pano)
Cabo de la Huerta is named for its proximity to the old garden of Alicante. Today it is imprisoned between urbanizations, even so you can still enjoy some small stone coves. It is crowned by the lighthouse of the same name.