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Fecha captura: 10 octubre 2012
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24mm - ISO 500 - F/8 - 1/30 segundos.
Paris Opéra grand stairway | Officially called le Palais Garnier. | June 25, 2016 | Canon EOS 5D Mark III | ¹⁄₁₅ sec at f/6.3 2000
From the Opera Comique in 1925 ~ an advertisement from Rigaud Parfumeur of 16, Rue de la Paix, Paris.
In 1914 Henri Rigaud had became sole proprietor of the business and named it simply “Rigaud.” For the occasion, he launched the famous perfume “Un Air Embaumé.”
To illustrate the advertisements, the photographer Mady’s portrayed Mlle Fabrice kneeling respectfully before a perfume bottle.
Sydney opera house on Australia day. Can you spot the tall ships racing...click to enlarge
Taken from the Harbour bridge.
I took several pictures of the harbour area - click to view
copyright Joe Hale 2006
Cortesía de: Biblioteca Nacional de China
Referencia post:
www.odisea2008.com/2013/05/disfraces-de-la-opera-de-pekin...
Noruega, Oslo.
La Ópera de Oslo (en noruego, Operahuset), levantada frente al fiordo de Oslo, la capital de Noruega es el centro de artes escénicas más importante de ese país.
Se inauguró en 2008 y fue diseñada por el estudio de arquitectura noruego Snøhetta, autor de otros proyectos como la embajada noruega en Berlín y la Bibliotheca Alexandrina en Alejandría, Egipto.
Inspirado en un témpano emergiendo del mar, está íntegramente revestido con mármol blanco de Carrara y cristal.
El auditorio principal tiene capacidad para 1.364 espectadores, su araña de 7 metros de diámetro, pesa 8 toneladas y tiene más de 8.000 diodos luminosos y 5.800 elementos de cristal y vidrio. El escenario principal se encuentra a 16 metros bajo el nivel del mar, tiene 16 metros de ancho por 40 metros de fondo.
El segundo auditorio tiene capacidad para 400 personas; el complejo alberga 1100 salas y costó un total de 528 millones de euros.
El edificio ganó el Festival Mundial de Arquitectura en Barcelona en 2008
Ce plafond est une toile tendue qui a repris sa place d'origine après avoir été remplacée sous la IIIe république par une verrière beaucoup trop lourde pour la structure en bois de ce théatre.
九皇大帝庆祝典礼， Nine Emperor Gods Festival，
新赛凤，Sin Sai Hong, (hundred years old opera troupe)
后港斗母宫,Hougang Dou Mu Gong, Singapore.
Single RAW File, Post processed with Photoshop CS3.
Hougang Dou Mu Gong 后港斗母宫 is probably one of the oldest temple dedicated to Dou Mu 斗母and Jiu Wang Da Di 九王大帝(Nine Emperor Gods). Situated at Upper Serangoon Road, close to the Yio Chu Kang Road, this temple comes "alive" from the first to the ninth day of the 9th Lunar Month each year.
Traditionally, this temple would go to Kuala Lumpur to receive the "Xiang Huo" and to Serangoon River to receive the Nine Emperor Gods. For devotees involved in the events of these Nine Days, they have to go on vegetarian diet.
Nine Emperor Gods Festival
18th - 26th October, 2009
9th moon 1st to 9th day
(Chinese Lunar Calendar)
九皇大帝圣诞千秋
2009年10月18日到26日
农历九月初一到初九
Legend of the Nine Emperor Gods
The Nine Emperor Gods (called “Jiu Wang Ye 九王爷” in Singapore and Malaysia) actually refer to the “Jiu Huang Da Di 九皇大帝” (The Nine Great Emperors) in the Taoist deities system (Taoist Patheon).
The birth of the Nine Emperors happened to be on the 9th of September in the Chinese Lunar Calendar, and this day was often celebrated as the festival of “Jiu Huang 九皇” by the Taoist in Singapore and Malaysia.
The Nine Emperor Gods are very often known as “Bei Dou Jiu Xing 北斗九星” (9 North Star Plough Gods), since they are Gods of the stars or planets. Their mother, “Dou Mu Yuan Jun 斗母元君” (Mother North Star), is also the Mother of Stars.
The Nine Emperor Gods consist of the following:
1. “Gou Chen Tian Huang Da Di 勾陈天皇大帝” (Vega Star)
2. “Bei Ji Zhi Wei Da Di 北极紫微大帝” (Polaris Star)
3. The 7 Northern Constellation Stars (called “Bei Dou Qi Xing 北斗七星”):
a. “Tan Lang 贪狼”
b. “Ju Meng 巨门”
c. “Lu Chun 禄存”
d. “Wen Qu 文曲”
e. “Lian Zhen 廉贞”
f. “Wu Qu 武曲”
g. “Po Jun 破军”
The origin of the Nine Emperor Gods can be traced back to the Taoist worship of the Northern constellation during Qin and Han Dynasty (北斗崇祀). Actually, the observation and worshipping of stars had already been present among the public before Taoism was founded during Han Dynasty.
As Taoism was developed during Han Dynasty, it began to absorb this practice of worshipping the stars and began to deitify them as Gods.
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HDR set I Digital Blending set I Panorama set I 九皇大帝庆祝典礼 Nine Emperor Gods Festival I 百年戏班 ~ 《新赛凤》 Sin Sai Hong, (hundred years old opera troupe)
Spring Splendor performed by Lou Bee Wah Cantonese Opera Troupe (Singapore) at Esplanade Concourse during the Huayi, Chinese Festival of Arts 2012.
Grupo de teatro de Funcionarios de la UCSC.
Dirección: Leonardo Iturra.
Jueves 18 de diciembre, 2014.
Centro de Extensión UCSC.
More from around Paris this last week. These are the interiors of the Palais Garnier Paris Opera House
Andrea Pisano, Jonitus, the origins of Astronomy, 1343-48, from the Florence Campanile, south side (Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence)
I caught up with Mario(Space Cadet) ,Mark (mark alexander) ; Rob(preveiw rob) and Kim this morning for a few shots aroung the opera house.
This pic was 30 seconds F22.
This building was completed in 1887, and cost 1.3 million rubles. It survived the German occupation of Odessa with only minor damage, and today hosts opera and ballet performances.
Singpore Opera House, taken with a Canon EOS-1D camera at 1/527 s, F 8.00, in Singapore, Singapore SGP
Kept Under Glass: Unheard Women's Voices was a performance on 5/5/21 at the Whitman-Walker Corner, sponsored by the Goethe-Institut, the Austrian Cultural Forum, IN Series Opera Company, and Spooky Action Theater. Three opera singers sang in different bay windows, with the audience standing outside on the sidewalk. They sang a spectrum of under-represented German and Austrian women's works from across eight centuries, with some of the translated lyrics, singers's faces, and other visuals projected on the building.