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Buildings of the business district "Red Hills". The construction took more than ten years; as a result, a business center, concert halls, a five-star hotel appeared here.
Moscow International House of Music (building on the right) is a modern center for the performing arts, which has no analogues in Russia. This is an independent production association that organizes performances by Russian and foreign symphony orchestras, chamber ensembles, instrumental soloists, opera and ballet artists, theater, jazz, pop and folk groups.
The dome of the House of Music is crowned with an emblem in the form of a treble clef-vane 9.5 meters high; by Zurab Tsereteli. The most complicated roller mechanism allows such a heavy construction to rotate according to the principle of a weather vane. The composition is made of stainless steel; its center - key and leaves - covered with gold leaf.; V trekh zalakh kompleksa – Svetlanovskom; Kamernom i Teatral'nom – provodyatsya kontserty i spektakli; krupnyye mezhdunarodnyye forumy i tvorcheskiye vechera; prezentatsii i prazdnichnyye shou; konferentsii i korporativnyye vstrechi.; Svetlanovskiy zal (rasschitan na 1699 mest) — bol'shoy filarmonicheskiy organnyy zal MMDM; nazvannyy v chest' vydayushchegosya russkogo dirizhera Yevgeniya Svetlanova. On prednaznachen dlya provedeniya kontsertov klassicheskoy i populyarnoy muzyki; a takzhe krupnykh festivaley i konkursov. Zal oblitsovan sibirskoy listvennitsey; schitayushcheysya luchshim v mire «akusticheskim» derevom; Развернуть; 574/5000; In the three halls of the complex - Svetlanovsky; Chamber and Theater - concerts and performances; major international forums and creative evenings; presentations and holiday shows; conferences and corporate meetings are held.; Svetlanov Hall (designed for 1699 seats) is a large philharmonic organ hall of the MMMD; named after the outstanding Russian conductor Evgeny Svetlanov. It is intended for concerts of classical and popular music; as well as major festivals and competitions. The hall is lined with Siberian larch; considered the best “acoustic” tree in the world.
Ces filtres d'orient qui parfument le désert
Un mélange de fibres où l’or se mêle au vert
Comme dans un moule ou le miel blond et la semoule
Enferme des éclats d’amandes et de pistaches
Comme on voit le nombril des danseuses orientales
Qui dansent au son d’une musique instrumentale
Se mettre en mouvement pour vous faire chavirer
Cette tapisserie de brins tissés aux riches couleurs
De l’orient s’anime et fait chanter les vers
Comme un rideau de perles fines au bras du vent
Some Portuguese music this time. An instrumental by our great Carlos Paredes and his Portuguese Guitar.
Hazy night - test. Let's see. Ciao!
Might be on: open.spotify.com/artist/0nnEnDW7VJGOkzHjpRNXGv?si=X_59jcl... in a months time.
The highly radioactive and restricted site of Hanford was instrumental in producing the first atomic bombs used in WWII. Its toxic presence is the reason the Columbia enjoys a rare free-flowing state that the Lewis and Clark expedition would recognize today. The various reactors were named after women.
'Coast Guard 175' aka Leonardo (Agusta) AW.189 G-MCGO seen running various approaches at Shoreham today
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Looking back to Loch Long from the ascent on The Cobbler (Ben Arthur). Further up Patricia and I were in cloud on the steep rocky scramble to the summit so no more photos were taken in the wet conditions and we needed both hands anyway lol.
Alan Walker - Faded (Instrumental Version)
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Kodex No 1 cassette lens for the Kodak Eastman pocket folding camera from 1922. OK, 99 years old then...
Achromatic meniscus lens, single element, with 9 blade aperture diaphragm. Installed on a scavenged m42 mount draw tube barrel from a 35mm slide duplicator to allow variable focus, like a really loooong focus helicoid. Sony a7r. 130mm-ish lens-film distance resulting in a heavy crop on a 35mm sensor from the original 120 film, although this counteracts the tendency to vignette.
Like using a digital telephoto (focal length still obviously 131mm) Holga with focus control and aperture, without vignette or light leaks. Not everybody’s cup of tea perhaps. Acceptably sharp for an old-timer, this is shot wide open (which probably equates to f/6.3).
Odd, because the Kodak VPK meniscus lens (1912 to 1945) should be roughly equivalent: this lens already has a bit of a following by a small but happy band of enthusiasts, adapting it onto modern gear, but the results from a quick google search are all very soft. Very. Soft. Proper vintage soft-focus soft. The original camera was instrumental in the Japanese Pictorialism movement in the early 20th C, soft-focus fine art with the Vest Pocket Kodak (‘Vesu-tan’ in Japanese). This one, however, seems inordinately sharp at the focus.
Excerpt from the plaque:
Roy A. Battagello “Riverfront Warrior” 1927-2005
This walkway along the riverfront is dedicated to the memory of Roy A. Battagello, visionary, civic leader, and consummate educator.
Roy was instrumental in transforming a century-long vision into reality with his passionate and relentless insistence on the acquisition of riverfront properties for the perpetual enjoyment and spiritual enrichment of all citizens of Windsor.
With your vigilance, this waterfront park will endure as an oasis of calm, a magnificent legacy and sacred trust for all those who walk these paths for generations to come.
seen from across the street from the Vancouver Art Gallery on Georgia Street. There was a God-awful band screeching from a stage so we did not join the throngs :)
song "Stella by Starlight" from the 1941 movie "The Uninvited"
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"Stella by Starlight" is a jazz standard written by Victor Young and featured in The Uninvited, a 1944 film released by Paramount Pictures. Originally played in the film as an instrumental theme song without lyrics, it was turned over to Ned Washington, who wrote the lyrics for it in 1946. The title had to be incorporated into the lyrics, which resulted in its unusual placement: the phrase appears about three quarters of the way through the song, rather than at the beginning or the end.
Ella's accompanied by Lou Levy (p), Herb Ellis (g), Joe Mondragon (b), Stan Levey (d). Recorded June 22, 1961, Los Angeles. (Verve Records)
listen to traditional Ecuador instrumental music and imagine the jungle sounds in the rain: youtu.be/gVwJfyINmq4?t=983
Piano Through Glass!
This is SOOC with no cropping or software modification whatsoever. I considered cropping the right side of the image where the power outlet is but decided that maintaining the reflection continuity of the trees, lights and buildings off of the painting on the wall was more definitive.
This piano is on display for sale in a store in Winter Park, Fl. The shot was taken from the outside through the glass window showing the reflection of the building behind me and across the street. It's also showing trees and shrubs on the other side of the street as well as sunlight reflections shining directly off of the piano..
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Betty Buicks next stop on Highway #3 west to Kimberly was Fernie, British Columbia.
We have driven past Fernie countless times but never went into the downtown. Wow ! We were amazed at the number of nicely preserved old buildings.
The only disappointment we noted was none of them had plaques identifying their heritage or providing protection.
This is Fernie's City Hall. The building is the old Crows Nest Pass Coal Company office.
The Crow’s Nest Pass Coal Company chose Fernie as its headquarters because of its location central to their mining activities in Coal Creek, Michel, and Carbonado (Morrissey).
The original wooden company office buildings burned down twice, and this was enough incentive for general manager G.G.S. Lindsey to promise an elegant new office building would be built following incorporation of the city.
By May 1905, concrete blocks were on the site ready to start building, and the date for laying the cornerstone was set for June 20th.
In celebration, this date was declared a general holiday for Crow’s Nest Pass Coal Co. employees, and Mrs. Lindsey laid the cornerstone marked ‘1905’ using a silver trowel.
There was some disappointment as William Fernie was unable to attend and officiate, as he had been instrumental in laying the foundation for the company.
As part of the ceremonies, the Engineer H.B. Wright deposited a time capsule under the cornerstone containing period currency coins, company records, the first and current issues of the Free Press, the 1902 souvenir issue and the current copy of the Fernie Ledge.
The building remained occupied solely by the Crow’s Nest Pass Coal Company until 1984, when the building became Fernie’s City Hall.
Christiaan Huygens was a prominent Dutch mathematician, astronomer, physicist and horologist. His work included early telescopic studies elucidating the nature of the rings of Saturn and the discovery of its moon Titan, the invention of the pendulum clock and other investigations in timekeeping, and studies of both optics and the centrifugal force.
Huygens achieved note for his argument that light consists of waves, now known as the Huygens–Fresnel principle, which two centuries later became instrumental in the understanding of wave-particle duality. He generally receives credit for his discovery of the centrifugal force, the laws for collision of bodies, for his role in the development of modern calculus and his original observations on sound perception (see repetition pitch). Huygens is seen as the first theoretical physicist as he was the first to use formulae in physics.
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