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A free immersive exhibit by Citizens Bank. In this room when you stand in the circle of light you can hear an audio story.
From the website:
"Step inside New York City’s most exciting new multisensory, multimedia experience and discover what makes New York, New York. The Living Portrait of NYC was made for and created by New Yorkers. It is an ode to the citizens of the greatest city in the world, where thousands of people from every borough, every neighborhood, and every walk of life share real and unfiltered stories—all brought to you through stunning images, sound, music, film, and live performances. "
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Common Gallinule (Moorhen) checking out its neighbor, a very large, fat and interested American Alligator, at the Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center in Port Aransas, Texas.
Our autumn leaf season got truncated by high winds and heavy rains knocking the colorful leaves off the trees, but I did manage a few shots showing off autumn colors.
He who believes in Me, as the Scripture said, ‘From his innermost being will flow rivers of living water.’”
John 7:38
Nature water glow sun sunny warm tree trees leaves spring summer weather light lights bright green blue sky reflection
Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
As you may have guessed from my previous post, my wife and I are just back from an amazing 10 day trip to Africa, Northern Tanzania to be precise, taking in the National Parks of Arusha, Tarangire, Lake Manyara and Serengeti as well as the Ngorongoro Crater.
These Zebra seemed to sense something was not quite right.
This is a view of the Isle Of Rhum taken from a boat on a trip out from the Isle Of Skye. Imagine living on a croft here.
I had the pleasure to model at the opening of Viktor Savior de Grataine's art expo.
Each model were asked to pick from sets of two picture, and create an outfit inspired based on it. These were mine and my outfit.
The exhibition runs for the rest of the year and can be seen at Dragon Sanctuary Artgallery
(if you are on land point near the castle, choose Teleport -> Exhibition)
Video of the exhibit by Vladimir Воин ТОР (Vointor Resident)
How many story lines how many years
Of hide and seek
How many tears
Before the living truth appears
In a form you can't ignore
And when she comes for you, you realize
she's courted you through other eyes
But somehow it took this disguise
To bring you to the door
Where she's standing
With an outstretched hand, motioning
And you don't understand
But you take her lead
For you have no need but this love
She'll still your mind
But steal your rest
By lighting fires in your chest
And like an overbearing guest
She won't leave you alone
If you go with her
You won't be back
And she won't leave you time
to think or pack
You'll be naked, but you won't lack
And love will be your home
And she's standing
With an outstretched hand, motioning
And you may not understand
But you take her lead
For you have no need but this love
How many story lines
how many years
Of hide and seek
How many tears
Before the living truth appears
And comes to take you home.
Song by:Kirtana
This photo gave me neck pain while taking pictures. But It was worth it for me. This is also such a new residential building here on the Spree. Actually, I think it's nice and let's see what new buildings will be added in the next few months.
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Now that we're all squeezed into a one bedroom cottage, I feel like we're living Yurok style.
The Yurok tribe has occupied areas of Humboldt county for thousands of years. Today their land has been reduced to a 56,000 acre reservation that contains a Casino and a scattered number of homesteads. The tribe has been horribly treated by the U.S. Government and private timber corporations who have dispossessed them of much of their land and resources--not to mention their traditional hunter-gatherer way of life.
Homes like the one above can be found at various locations throughout Humboldt County. It's definitely move-in ready.
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This unreal scene on Mallorca happened during a warm wind from the south, called "Scirocco". Small particels from the Sahara-Desert tinted the skies grey and yellow.
Captured on the beaches of "Faro Ses Salines".
Diese unwirkliche Szene auf Mallorca ergab sich während eines Sciroccos, einem warmen Wüstenwind aus der Sahara. Feiner Sandstaub färbt den Himmel grau und gelb.
Aufgenommen an den Stränden des Leuchtturms Ses Salines.
This suburb was empty 10 years ago, after a while people got interested and now it's popular. The houses have not the bright colors anymore they had in those days and will never get it again.
When I posted my Monday photo from the weekend's Chinese New Year Celebrations on Chicago's North side in Argyle, there were a couple of you who seemed disappointed to see it in black and white vs. color. It was a beautiful sunny day ( a little cold but still quite nice for February ) and so I actually did get a few shots where I thought the colors came out really rich and bright. I do think sometimes, though, that black and white is a way of making things seem a little more timeless and gaining a different perspective on experience. It also gives more credit to the humans viewing it that they can fill in some details or colors if they want with their imaginations. I kind of think we all live life with a mix of black and white and color and we are constantly trying to find a common ground between these two. If we live in color, do we experience the moments with more bliss and a sense of joyful ephemera? If we live in monohrome, do we already realize the moment we are experiencing will have passed quickly?
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