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Layers of basalt rock winding up to a crevice in the wall. Vik, Iceland, April 2021
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France, Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, département de l'Ain, Plateau de la dombes (coté sud) Saint-Éloi (croisement D22 et D22b)
Galerie d'Orléans - Palais-Royal - 1er arrondissement - Paris - France
Passsage near the famous collumn of Buren in Palais Royal
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n.*Perspective
the appearance of things relative to one another as determined by their distance from the viewer.
Blue & White, Promenade des Anglais, Nice, France
I'm so glad it is finally spring-like. We did have a frost warning last night, though. Still, it doesn't stop me from wearing sandals. :) I cropped this shot in order to make me look thinner. :) The wonder of photo-editing.
I'm still packing, but I took a small break to edit some photos. It keeps me from going crazy. I really hate packing.
Old, retired water tower at Bear Brook State Park. Bonnie chose to capture it at a much different angle than I did.
Taken at the Tate Modern, this is my first true composite (comprised of my own images) so any feedback would be very welcome. I've had a shot like this in mind for a while but I've yet to find a suitable window, so for the moment, faking it will have to do.
I apologise that I'm a bit inactive on Flickr at the moment, I do post more on Instagram (_benlockett) as I use Flickr as something of a portfolio so I only like to post my better images here. I'm also swimming in uni work which doesn't exactly help, so come summer I'll be more active:)
Perspective on an old concrete fence.
Perspective sur une vieille clôture en béton.
Ilford Pan400 800iso Rodinal 1+25 8'
Another amazing feature of the Lofoten is the perspectives. Everywhere you see the incredible distances. You just need to find a viewpoint you like to make a shot.
Thank you for all your comments and favs, my dear friends. Happy Valentine's Day!
Excerpt from www.lecinqueterre.org/eng/arte/montebattista.php:
THE CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST
The church of San Giovanni Battista was built between 1244 and 1307, the date inscribed on a rock in the second column on the left looking towards the altar. Remodeled in the Baroque period and more recently between 1963 and 1964, it is a splendid example of Genoese Ligurian Gothic.
The façade is made of alternating vestments of white marble and dark green serpentine, with a slightly splayed pointed portal, flanked by a double pair of marble columns and surmounted by a lunette with an 18th century fresco depicting the Baptism of Christ. The splendid central rose window in white marble is a splendid example of ornate Gothic, attributed to Matteo and Pietro da Campiglio. From the central button, eighteen smooth and twisted columns radiate alternating from which intertwined trefoil arches branch off.
With a basilica plan with three naves, it has a progressive narrowing of the width of the aisles towards the entrance, with the dual effect of creating a perspective illusion and favoring the propagation of sound waves. Inside are preserved the baptismal font from 1360, a canvas of the Madonna del Rosario from the school of Luca Cambiaso, a painting depicting the Crucifixion by an unknown artist, probably a Genoese painter from the 17th century and the high altar from 1734. One of the columns bears an inscription engraved in medieval characters.
The bell tower with Ghibelline battlements rises alongside the apse area, an ancient medieval control tower with a rectangular plan, opened by Gothic mullioned windows with arches decorated with denticles, raised in the 15th century and remodeled in the 18th century after an earthquake.
Coast line, ship, Sydney. Our cruise ship was just ahead of this one. It wasn't race, but if it would have been .. winning. Entrance to the waterway from Tasman Sea into Sydney Harbour.
Count down 7 days before coming down with covid. thanks Princess Cruises. And thanks for having me pay $1500 out of pocket for medication for a condition we picked up on your ship because of your careless attitude.