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Germany - Lubeck: St. Petrii zu Lubeck
(Local Name: Petrikirche) Southwest of the Markt in Lübeck, in Schmiedestrasse, stands the Gothic Petrikirche (13th-14th C., restored).
From the 50 metre high lookout platform on the spire of the Peterkirche, which can be reached with a lift, you can look directly on to the market and over the city.
Here we can see the Dom.
Many of Germany’s historical city centers were bombed during World War II, and Lübeck was no exception. The Romanesque and Gothic Dom, for instance, Lübeck’s cathedral, was severely damaged. The Dom was begun in 1173, was taken over by the Protestants during the Reformation and re-emerged after World War II with the magnificent Triumphal Cross (1477) by Bernt Notke still intact. It hangs high over the pews, a reminder of the church’s Catholic past.
www.travel-wise.com/europe/western-europe/germany/lubeck....
Over in the distance, to be seen on a clear day, lies Hamburg.
A small project consisting of setting up a shoot with random passersby and getting them to pull a face.
All participants where informed of the project and asked if they wanted to be a part. To see the rest of the project you can visit cambrils.tumblr.com/
Lighting is provided by a softbox umbrella camera right and a bare strobe for hair light.
Today I took the bus to Avonhead for a change of scene and to see what they had at the Nurse Maude Hospice op shop there. A customer in the Merivale op shop told me that the Avonhead was was good. It was. I got some wonderful bargains including an new (unworn) silk tunic which still had the original price tag of $110 hanging on it. It cost me $12.
Afterwards I looked for a few geocaches in the area. Four finds - including my 300th - and no DNFs (did not find). Two of them were along this road with houses on one side and open land and low bush on the other. Then the houses stopped and there was this field with sheep. Further along was a field with horses.
As I sat and signed the logbook in one cache I noticed a young guy leaning against his parked car fairly close by. He was looking at his phone and I wondered if he was a fellow geocacher who thought I was a muggle and was waiting for me to move away. A while later, as I walked back from another cache I saw him again and he waved from his car. I think I was right.
For 365/2017 A Starter for ten, theme 51 - Power lines
Thursday, 9th February 2017
This was following me during my lunchtime walk.
Taken with my old Vivitar 75-200 f/4.5, Pentax K mount, on a Canon EOS 60D.
Page 4 - highlights of my mom with the kids eating lunch and just being silly. Me and the kids at the river on a very windy day. The little birthday party for Ava my family gave her.
The body I bought for the tele deluxe project arrived today. It was the cheapest shaped body blank I could find on ebay and I'm quite pleased with it. The wood is basswood which isn't the greatest tonewood on Earth and it looks as though it's made of 5 pieces glued together. There's also a rather unpleasant smell around one of the ends... I can't complain too much though. It looks like all that's needed is a final sanding with fine paper and then painting.
Since this is a tele deluxe project there are a few things that need modifying before I can go ahead and finish the body. First is that the routing for the controls and pickups needs to be altered to accommodate a pair of humbuckers and the four pots that go in place of the usual tele set up. I'm going to fill some of the pre routed cavities and re rout some of the others. Secondly, the strat style neck has a curved end whereas the tele necks that this body was designed have flat ends - I've already marked this out. Finally, tele deluxe guitars have a body contour like strats that I've also marked out ready to be attacked with a chisel.
Since I was little, I always paid a lot of attention to details. To the small things. To the ordinary things. I've been that way for my whole life. I still remember when some of my friends made fun of me when I said to them how beautiful the sky look in the day but well, I can't help it, I love details, simple little things that sometimes people doesn't even know about their existence. Today's photo reflects that. The beauty of simple things, of random ordinary things.
Photo showing an impression of the LipDub performance wandering around the Festival city.
"If you happen to see a torrent of merry folks from diverse ethnic and social backgrounds dancing their way through downtown Linz while lip-syncing a blaring playback of ABBA’s hit song Take A Chance on Me, then you might think that Mardi Gras is awfully late this year or mass lunacy has broken out. But never mind, what’s underway is merely a collective emotional experiment."
Credit: Martin Hieslmair
The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Inside the artificial biodomes are plants that are collected from all around the world.
To mark the final year/month/day combination this century 12/12/12 I decided to embark on a mini project......
Project 12: 12 images taken on the 12/12/12, all 12 seconds in duration and all square crop 12x12 (or 1x1) depending on how you look at it.
Given I am doing more work with film, especially 120 format which has 12 images per roll coincidently I wanted to process the images to have a very filmesque feel.
So please have a nose around 'Project 12'
Just a litte project. I made about 40 photos and the collage took me 18 days. Equipment was simple: A cam, a tripod, an external flash, a wallpaper as background and a banana with toothpicks to fix.. ;)
Sink, cabinet and mirror/medicine cabinet are in.
All that's left is getting the light bar in place above the mirror, and lots of trim. Ohh and a little paint touch-up.
Project // Merri Creek
Photographer // Shannon McGrath
Builde //: Atma Builders
Product //
External-Daniel Robertson Traditional in Buff
Internal-Austral Bricks Allure in Ariana
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Photos for the Circus Kane Project for BJDCollectasy online magazine. Nefer Kane's sculpt, "Mystery" in Pink & Cappuccino resin. All face ups, wigs, outfits and origami hats by me (Lilygami). Boots by Connie Lowe. Animal friends by Shannon's Little Critters.
Governor Inslee speaks at the Puget Sound Gateway Project event. "We have a great opportunity here to fill potholes, fix bridges, provide new transportation options and lay new pavement for people who are sick of sitting in traffic,” said Inslee. “Washington’s businesses rely on our roads, and so do Washington’s families. Let’s get this done.” - Governor Inslee
Driftwood Christmas tree. One of three in the ladies loo at Wellington railway station.
Monday, 18th November 2019.
I'm back in Christchurch after my long weekend at home. It was a drizzly, cold day in Wellington but Christchurch felt quite tropical and was 26C when we landed at 8.30pm. It was dark by the time the shuttle dropped me off at Daffodil House. We'd gone first to Ranui House, near the hospital to drop Stefan off. He's the South African farmer who does the early HBOT session and had also been home, to Southland, for the weekend. As I walked up the stairs to my unit I noticed that the lovely building nearby was lit up so I got my camera and shot this for my picture of the day.
Waitangi Day, Monday, 6th February 2017.