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📌 Carmine Superiore (Lago Maggiore)
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✏ Carmine Superiore is a tiny village of medieval origin, reachable only on foot from the underlying hamlet of Carmine Inferiore. Consisting of a small number of stone houses, it stands on a rocky outcrop overlooking the western shore of Lake Maggiore.
Its evocative alleys, dominated by ancient stone and the silence of a late January afternoon, reminded me of the charm of the magical village of Hogsmeade.
Albignac était, à l’origine, un prieuré d’hommes dépendant de l’abbaye de Saint-Michel de Cluse, en Piémont. L’éloignement de la maison mère, et les guerres, amenèrent la décadence du prieuré. Une bulle du pape Clément VI, signée en Avignon autour de 1394, rattache Albignac au monastère de Coyroux. Albignac devient alors prieuré cistercien de filles. De l’église romane, qui devait compter parmi les plus importantes de la Corrèze, ne subsiste plus que le clocher. La nef et le choeur actuels ont été reconstruits à une époque indéterminée. Le clocher devait primitivement se situer sur la travée précédant le choeur. Au nord et au sud de ce massif apparaissent, très mutilées, des colonnes engagées et des départs d’arcs correspondant certainement à des passages voûtés qui devaient assurer la communication entre les collatéraux de la nef et le choeur. Quelques chapiteaux décorés de feuillages et d’animaux fabuleux (hydrocentaures, femmes-oiseaux) subsistent encore. La travée sous le clocher est remarquable par sa hauteur : les chapiteaux sont à environ onze mètres au-dessus du sol. Ils soutiennent des arcs en plein cintre et sont portés par des colonnes engagées. La nef, le choeur et la sacristie ont été construits avec des matériaux de remploi de l’église primitive.
www.fondation-patrimoine.org/les-projets/eglise-saint-lou...
This is the Maison du Roi, located in Brussels' Grand Place. Interestingly, despite its name, no king ever lived there; it served as an administrative office. The current building is a 19th-century reconstruction with neo-Gothic details, housing the Museum of the City of Brussels, where you’ll find the Manneken Pis costume collection. Fun fact: during the Middle Ages, the site was actually a bread market before becoming an administrative center. While its ornate façade amazes visitors today, its simple origins don’t take away from its beauty—they just make it even more intriguing.
The origin of river Traun is the waterfall behind the lake Kammersee between the rocks.
Der Ursprung der Traun ist der Wasserfall hinter dem Kammersee zwischen den Felsen.
Walking around the old quarter in Barcelona, with its narrow and dark streets, due to their medieval origin, I came across two unusual elements: two comfortable armchairs. I decided they were worth a photograph, so I shot. From the beginning I knew it would be a bit of a failure because the light on the right would become the main focus (does it?). However, I'm pleased about the result. I decided it had to be in monochrome, and the image is slightly grained. Please, pay attention to the windows and the arch, they are also typical in the zone.
By the way, I'm very busy currently, and I don't have the time to comment on your captures. I can only take a brief look at them. The same with the photos in the groups I joined. The situation will change soon, I hope.
Origins. Scottish Highlands.
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Alter Ego: Glitch Glimmer
Name: Unknown
Allegiance: Neutral
Powers:
* Can travel through different points of time via teleportation time travel
Weapons:
* Alien Time Relic that allow its user time jumping abilities
* Futuristic sniper rifle
* Knife
Key Weakness: Unknown
Origin:
Not much is known about this being except she appears to be a futuristic assassin traveling through different time points and is opening up rifts so she can assassinate politicians, heroes and villains in the present (which to her is the past) which may of had a negative impact on the future to create a better one.
The barred owl, also known as the northern barred owl, striped owl or, more informally, hoot owl, is a North American large species of owl. A member of the true owl family, Strigidae, they belong to the genus Strix, which is also the origin of the family's name under Linnaean taxonomy.
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LA VIA PER IL PARADISO E' A SENSO UNICO.
Una passeggiata per le via di Follina permette di ammirare i pregevoli edifici del centro storico nati proprio nell’ambito d ell'attività manifatturiera: palazzo Barberis – Rusca, palazzo Bernardi, palazzo Tandura e l’ex lanificio Andretta di epoca ottocentesca, notevole esempio di archeologia industriale. Adagiato ai piedi delle Prealpi Bellunesi, la cui cornice storica ed paesaggistica ne fanno uno tra i più amati e frequentati centri storici della Marca Trevigiana. Ospitato da un vallata verdeggiante, ricca di boschi, sorgenti d’acqua e vigneti rigogliosi, territorio intriso di storia e terra d’origine di importanti dinastie nobiliari che fecero la storia della Serenissima Repubblica di Venezia, il territorio di Follina costituisce, con i suoi palazzi storici, gli antichi luoghi di culto e i sentieri naturalistici da cui è percorso, una meta suggestiva ed imperdibile.
CANON EOS 600D con ob. SIGMA 10-20 f./4-5,6 EX DC HSM
Third picture of my series Origin.
(This time focusing foreground in this trunk that was close to the shore returning to the sea, just a few minutes before the night comes)
Who among us has not ever asked yourself: What are we? Where we come from? and where do we go?
A very simple and purely material response might be:
We are sea water sea we come and we will return to the sea. And it always reminds me of the connections that our internal environment with the sea.
Connections that obey biological facts of universal and eternal proportions that are unquestionable.
Picture taken just a minutes after the sunset in La Garrofera Beach from Valencia, this wonderful natural and wild beach belongs to the Albufera Natural Park.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter.
I hope you like it. Have a nice Wednesday. :)
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Forces pulling from the center of the Earth again....I can feel it.
listen to Lightning Crashes by Live, if you haven't yet
Its origin in Peru. The plant and its fruit are commonly called Cape gooseberry, goldenberry, and physalis, among numerous regional names.
Nineth picture of my series Origin.
(This time in a horizontal view, focusing foreground in this trunk that was close to the shore, returning to the sea)
Who among us has not ever asked yourself: What are we? Where we come from? and where do we go?
A very simple and purely material response might be:
We are sea water sea we come and we will return to the sea. And it always reminds me of the connections that our internal environment with the sea.
Connections that obey biological facts of universal and eternal proportions that are unquestionable.
Picture taken just a minutes before the sunset in La Garrofera Beach from Valencia, this wonderful natural and wild beach belongs to the Albufera Natural Park.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter.
I hope you like it. Have a nice Sunday. :)
My galleries:
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This is digital abstract art by Debra (Rose) Lynch, a friend and co-artist on some works. This is entirely her own.
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Monte da Virgem
Serra d´Ossa, Redondo, Portugal
The origins of this small rural chapel are uncertain, but it was already in existence by the 15th century. Several frescoes remain visible inside. The surrounding area is particularly rich in water resources. A short distance up the slope from the chapel lies a small group of cells (coenobium), attesting to the presence of the well-known hermitic community once established on the Serra d’Ossa.
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The origins of the village of Féneyrols date back to Roman antiquity, if we are to believe the pieces of pottery marked with a seal, which have been found near the springs. The thermal activity allowed the city to develop and prosper from an economic point of view. Moreover, the town was called Fénayrols-les-Bains until the beginning of the 20th century. It has a population of about 140 people and is situated in the Tarn et Garonne region
Le maître-autel et le retable d’origine a été remplacé par un sanctuaire de bronze à baldaquin et des vitraux dans les tons rose ont été ajoutés.
Assassin's Creed Origins
• Camera Tools by Otis_Inf
• Captured on PC with ReShade 4.9.1
• Edited in Lightroom Classic
Assassin's Creed: Origins
Otis_Inf's injectable camera system; hotsampling via SRWE (7000x5000); bicubic smother resampling; reshade 4.3.0
I last photographed the Natural History Museum a little over a year ago. At the time, capturing the central hall from the first floor while the place was empty was partly down to heavy rain on the morning I visited, and partly down to sheer luck.
I’m still happy with the image I captured, but always wished I could shoot the hall from one of its upper corners; besides conveying the enormity of the museum’s scale, the perspective provides a better vantage point of the lower concourse, as well as a closer look at the incredible detail in the museum’s brickwork and the ornate architecture decorating the hall. I’d also always wished I could shoot on a sunnier day and capture a warmer tone inside the location.
I returned to the museum on a busy day, eager to tackle the challenge of removing crowds of people from an image. The technique involved continuous shooting over half an hour, and then applying script settings in Photoshop and comparing 60 shots to identify and retain only the consistent elements – the consistent elements essentially being the building itself.
I made the project trickier for myself because I was also eager to capture and blend multiple exposures – brighter exposures to ensure a sharp, clean finish to the detail in the shadows, and darker exposures to preserve as much detail as possible near the brightly lit windows – but the end result is almost exactly the image I’d had in my head: a crowded location made eerily empty in the middle of the day, leaving only the stunning 19th-century architecture of the building and the warm sunlight pouring through its windows.
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