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This time I found an on the road shot from the archives. If you are visiting Jotunheimen, and particularly Galdhøpiggen, Lom is a place you'll probably have to pass through. If so, make sure to visit the local bakery, they are amazing.
La iglesia de Lom es una stavkirke de tipo B, con postes centrales que sostienen un techo elevado y delimitan una sala central en la nave. El resto de la nave se compone de un deambulatorio que rodea a la sala central por los cuatro lados y que posee un techo más bajo. El coro, en el oriente, es poco más estrecho que la nave. Desde la Edad Media se añadió un ábside al coro. En un principio, la iglesia tenía un corredor exterior que la rodeaba completamente, tal como aún sucede con la iglesia de madera de Borgund.
Los postes de la sala central de la nave se hallan conectados a los muros exteriores a través de un sistema de vigas y soportes en forma de arcos. Entre los postes hay arcos de madera que recuerdan a las arcadas de las basílicas. Probablemente a causa de cierta inestabilidad inicial, se agregaron desde la Edad Media vigas de madera en forma de cepos, que interconectan a los postes entre sí, además de tirantes en forma de X que constituyen una especie de «triforio». Estas características son típicas de las stavkirke del grupo Borgund, pero como no son parte de la construcción original, la iglesia de Lom se clasifica como una stavkirke del grupo Kaupanger.
Una de las pocas -si no es que la única- cabezas de dragón que se conserva en la actualidad de una stavkirke procede de la iglesia de Lom.
En 1973 se desarrolló una nueva restauración, que tenía también como objetivo mejorar el aislamiento del calor en el interior del templo. Ello permitió la realización de investigaciones arqueológicas en el suelo bajo el piso de la iglesia.
El interior contiene decoraciones pictóricas en el coro y algunas pinturas votivas. El púlpito data de la década de 1790, y es de madera tallada, obra de Jakob Sæterdalen.
The church is a triple nave stave church that uses free standing inner columns to support a raised section in the ceiling of the main nave. This type of church is amongst the oldest Stave Churches. The church was first situated in a sub valley to the valley Gudbrandsdal in Oppland County, some 60 kilometers (37 mi) west of Otta.[2]
The church dates to approximately second part of 12th century. It was rebuilt into a cruciform church during the 17th century, which gave it the appearance it has retained since. The chancel was decorated in 1608, and the nave was enlarged towards west in 1634. The cross section was added in 1663, but this was made in stave like frame work. Master builder Werner Olsen (ca. 1600-1682) was engaged for the remodel and extension. He was active in Gudbrandsdal and had previously worked on Vågå church (1626-28) and Ringebu stave church (1630).[3]
A complete restoration also took place in 1933. An archaeological excavation was conducted in 1973 in connection with the repair of the floors. The excavations uncovered artifacts including more than 2,000 coins. At that same time, a renovation began to improve thermal insulation.
This stave church is actually one of just a very few stave churches of which the original medieval crest with a dragon head still survives.
Built for the Lands of Mythron November Universal Challenge.
Also, I'll probably be retaking some of the pictures with figures, as they came out blurry for some reason... :/
Around 12:45pm, our Scandinavian adventure moved on from Lom and we headed south to Songdal.
Our drive was via the Scenic Sognefjellet (Rte 55).
The Norwegian Scenic Route (Sognefjellet) is northern Europe's highest mountain pass, and runs from Lom to Gaupne, a distance of 108 km, and finishes it's course at the Ponte Loftesnes Bridge in Songal for a total drive of 136km (85 miles - a 2 1/2hr ride.)
This mountain pass in Northern Europe known as the "roof of Norway", and meanders through the dramatic Norwegian countryside. Pass glaciers, pine forests and perhaps moose, as well as Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest mountain in Jotunheimen National Park.
We arrived late afternoon (around 5:00 PM for our stay overnight in the heart of the fjords at the Quality Hotel Songdal.
www.visitnorway.com/listings/national-tourist-route-sogne...
My album of summer in Norway here.
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Primeiro LOMO...editado 07/11.
LOMO ou Leningradskoye Optiko Mechanichesckoye Obyedinenie (União de Óptica Mecânica de Leningrado) é uma empresa fabricante de equipamentos ópticos em São Petersburgo, Rússia.
A fabrica iniciou a sua produção em 1914, e chegou a ser maior empresa óptica da União Soviética.
As primeiras câmaras da marca, surgiram no ano de 1930.
Características técnicas
As lentes das câmaras LOMO são consideradas as melhores do mundo. A qualidade é obtida devido a areia utilizada na fabricação das lentes.
Lomografia
Atualmente, as câmaras LOMO são objectos de culto. Originaram uma comunidade internacional de seguidores, a Sociedade Lomográfica Internacional. A Lomografia é considerada um modo de vida.
Os lomógrafos convivem com um conjunto de dez regras básicas:
Leva a tua Lomo onde você for.
Fotografe a qualquer hora do dia ou da noite.
A Lomografia não interfere na sua vida, ela é parte dela.
Aproxima-te o mais possível do objeto a ser fotografado.
Não pense.
Seja rápido.
Você não precisa saber antes o que fotografou.
Nem depois.
Não fotografe com os olhos.
Não se preocupe com as regras.
(fonte: Wikipédia)
It was built around year 1160 and many of the details and carvings are original/authentic, but there have of course been additions and alterations over the centuries. Dragons were the main theme for the carvings, roof decorations etc..
Lom in Oppland county, Norway.
The sun glared down on the waters of Worsan Harbor, the sky blue and the air clear and humid. . . .
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Darvainian gathered many of the Nerogueian leaders to meet in Zorthan, the capital of Nerogue, to discuss a letter that he received from Mythron about an alliance...
No effects on this picture, Just pure sunlight. I think it turned out quite nicely.
Oh, and hooray for the new Flickr layout! :D
Da build. Thank's to Drew for letting me use his dark orange collection!
Tried a new Tree technique, on the left. I believe the hanging foliage is semi new, correct me, anyone, if it has been used before.
4-LOM, a reprogrammed protocol droid, one of the great bounty hunters during the times of the Galactic Civil War. As seen in
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.
This figure is completely sculpted and painted by me,
and I created 4-LOM's DLT-19 with a combination of
painting and cutting and sculpting existing LEGO parts
to fit together, creating his weapon as it looks in the movie.