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now I know the term for this kind of parachute, it's called the Power parachute! It is in Dalian Tiger Ocean park (大连老虎滩海洋公园）It is drived by motor as you can see the man in it. The engine or motor makes a very loud sound, very noisy.....
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this shot replaces an early morning one. There were no clouds until just an hour ago- this was a great sunset.
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Objects of Desire, Cocktail Party and Charity Auction at the private home of Roslyn and Tony Oxley, Darling Point, Sydney-17 Oct 2014
Kimono style top sewn in cotton print.
Time: well, hmmm...If you add the time it took for me to get to the front facing, and then add the time from the "lightbulb" coming on to complete, 3 hours. The time between get stuck on the fromt facing and getting back to it, ohh about 11 months!!!
Objects of Desire, Cocktail Party and Charity Auction at the private home of Roslyn and Tony Oxley, Darling Point, Sydney-17 Oct 2014
Objects of Desire, Cocktail Party and Charity Auction at the private home of Roslyn and Tony Oxley, Darling Point, Sydney-17 Oct 2014
Outside a restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg. I think he/she is quite cool being made of old pots and pans.
Objects of Desire, Cocktail Party and Charity Auction at the private home of Roslyn and Tony Oxley, Darling Point, Sydney-17 Oct 2014
Guests at the Last Languages Celebration pray for the twenty countries with the most Scripture Translation Needs.
The objective of this photography was recreating the Stonehenge with domino pieces. Because the wooden piece where the pieces are standing is circular, the symmetry of the background gets lost. Also, the grey background is not well illuminated. Lighting is not uniform either.
Part of Turning the World Upside Down, installations by Anish Kapoor in Kensington Gardens.
The Royal Parks and the Serpentine Gallery present a major exhibition of large scale outdoor sculptures by acclaimed London-based artist Anish Kapoor in Kensington Gardens.
The free exhibition showcases a series of major recent works never before shown together in London. Constructed from highly reflective stainless steel, the giant curved mirror surfaces create illusory distortions of the surroundings and are visible across large distances, creating new vistas in this famous and much-loved setting.
The sculptures are sited to contrast and reflect the changing colours, foliage and weather in Kensington Gardens. Despite their monumental scale, the works appear as pure reflection of their surroundings: the sky, trees, water, wildlife and changing seasons. The distortions in the works’ mirror-like surfaces call into question the viewers’ relationship to both the work itself and the surrounding environment.
Shot in Kensington Gardens