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It Was A Dark (Non)Stormy Night ... - IMRAN™
(My 122nd Flickr Explore!)
It was a dark and non-stormy night. The clouds covered the moon and stars.
I turned off the lights outside the home on the pool deck. I wanted to check out how the two solar-powered LED lights I had placed to highlight the white waterfall.
Not a bad 2x$10 investment. Who knows how long they will last, but for now they looked good at my blessed home on Tampa Bay.
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An internal view
They are just in the process of trying to raise £90,000 to have their very special organ mended / renovated.
We met one bloke who is going to cycle to every St Paul’s church in the country to raise money for the organ. About 3000 miles. He has a just giving page.
We also met the chief bell ringer, and the church warden. They were meeting and greeting potential new vicars for their interviews today, four in total.
An interesting visit to this lovely church.
Irton
Cumbria
The swallow dome (lantern dome, tüteklikli) of the Erzurum Grand Mosque, dating to 1179, was built using the corbelling technique, in which square or nearly square, rectangular spaces are protected by an overhead covering that is built of pieces of wood (or stone) overlaid on top of each other diagonally, starting from the corners.
26/03/2025 www.allenfotowild.com
🎶 Take me home 🎶
Driving home.
The Denver - Frost mix
Cumbria
England
THE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGS
Robert Frost
The house had gone to bring again
To the midnight sky a sunset glow.
Now the chimney was all of the house that stood,
Like a pistil after the petals go.
The barn opposed across the way,
That would have joined the house in flame
Had it been the will of the wind, was left
To bear forsaken the place’s name.
No more it opened with all one end
For teams that came by the stony road
To drum on the floor with scurrying hoofs
And brush the mow with the summer load.
The birds that came to it through the air
At broken windows flew out and in,
Their murmur more like the sigh we sigh
From too much dwelling on what has been.
Yet for them the lilac renewed its leaf,
And the aged elm, though touched with fire;
And the dry pump flung up an awkward arm;
And the fence post carried a strand of wire.
For them there was really nothing sad.
But though they rejoiced in the nest they kept,
One had to be versed in country things
Not to believe the phoebes wept.
Leading Lines - the rain was keeping many folks inside the shops or in cafes around Windsor, plus some going round the castle inside so avoiding the rain.
Shot is sadly slightly spoiled by the scaffolding but the Range Rover does improve the shot, plus the person with the umbrella right on the focal point of my leading line.
This road - Castle Hill, has become a timeless image in some respect as no double yellow lines in this area, but you will quickly get moved on if you try to stop here for very long!!
……Nothing special but just playing around with DoF in the bright morning sunshine with my new iPhone as it streamed into the hall here. My, how they have come on since conception - enjoying getting to know it. Alan:-)…….
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This morning I have mainly been concreting 💪
This is the base for a new shed that I’m going to start building, in a couple of weeks.
It took 3.5 tonnes of crusher run hardcore, and 3.2 cu M of concrete.
I had the concrete arrive by a system called ‘Barrow mix’, whereby the concrete arrives mixed and the barrow mix people wheelbarrow the concrete to the location, then we lay it… (I actually jumped on the wheelbarrow work too!)
They were due to arrive at 8.00 this morning, they arrived at 7.45 😀
My father in law and myself laid the concrete today, and we sorted the hardcore and damp proof membrane (DPM) yesterday .
Fingers crossed that it doesn’t rain !
Stacksteads
Lancashire
Early Morning Playtime With Neo, My Brother's German Shepherd Puppy (360°x360° VR) - IMRAN™
(My 126th Flickr Explore!)
During my recent trip to Pakistan, I spent some time at my younger brother's home in the Sukh Chayn Gardens area of Lahore. This was the morning after our niece's wedding. It was relatively early in the morning, when I came out to play with his one year old very active German Shepherd puppy. I captured about 2 dozen pics with the iPhone and stitched them together in Lightroom for a quick panorama 360x360. You can see Neo doing his zoomies run in this action moment I captured him in.
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At home 🏡
The flower was a gift from a friend & neighbour for my wife, on her birthday!
It’s located in our front room.
Happy September everybody!
Stacksteads
Lancashire
…. weather permitting!!
A couple of jobs to do before I start on my own.
Stacksteads
Lancashire
England
Frankfurt Opera House with a minute long exposure time ensured that anyone crossing if front of me would vanish as long as they kept moving. iPhone ReeXpose App used.
But apart from the cyclist looking on his phone for guidance the foreground was empty, which is what I wanted. A couple of ghosts standing on the steps on the left hand side, adds to the mystery.
Capture time: 00:01:00, aperture f/1.8, focal length 1.6mm, ISO 100, iPhone 13 Pro Max on a tripod. Processed in Lightroom Classic and Photoshop rel 24.
specifically southastraya (local pronunciation)
red creek road, red creek, eastern mt lofty ranges, south australia
( iphone 13 pro max 0.5x wide angle lens )
Ford built prototype Lotus Anglias, this one has lotus badges around but I did not get to see inside the bonnet.
It is registered as 1198cc and dates from 1965 and looks a wonderful Anglia. Who doesn’t remember these!!
Most gorgeous looking Lotus Emira Mk 1 fresh off the production line and drop dead looks from any angle. Retail price around £70,000 depending on engine type and specifications.
"A vertical gaze into nature’s rhythm where trees stretch endlessly, framing the sky in a perfect moment of stillness."