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Match of the hard hitting smashers. Taiwan's No. 1 seed Chou Tien Chen over China's Qiao Bin 21-12, 18-21, 21-16 in a pulsating match to reach the finals of the Singapore Badminton Open 2018,
From the volcano eruption in Geldingadalur, Iceland. This is from my second trip there, in May in a flight. The crader is much bigger and the eruption is pulsating but the lava flow is steady. The area I walked on in the first time is now under lava. It was snowing most of the time, making photoshooting not easy.
People don't usually associate Aurora Borealis with the west of Ireland and why would they, we are situated well south of the Artic. However, when conditions are right, we sometimes get a treat!! St. Patrick's night 2015 was one of those nights when everything aligned and we were given a very special treat!! Here is a short time-lapse condensing 71 minutes to less than 30 seconds. Even with an ultra wide angle lens I couldn't capture it all as at one point it was pulsating over head, magical.
This is a photo of patterns in the two tone sand on the shore of the river that flows across Calm Harbour Beach. The photo has been copied and mirrored to create an iconic vision of bilateral symmetry and pulsating shamanic energies.
With GLC adding 6 axle locomotives to the roster, it is certainly a move to bigger power, and the biggest diesel power their St. Charles Branch has ever seen. Despite its size, the biggest power on the roster is dwarfed by the old growth Oak that stands next to the branch line. Working back into Owosso with a fully loaded grain train, the sound of pulsating 6 axles and older 4 axles fill the night air.
Photo taken in: The Duskfall Court~Sponsored by Quills & Curiosities / Cryptid
"Imagine a place where the sky is cloaked in mystic sigils, their intricate patterns intermingling with the eerie light of the moon. Here, amidst a landscape where brambles wrestle with vegetation and springs, life and death engage in a peculiar dance. The air is thick with an otherworldly energy, pulsating with the rhythm of unseen forces at play. In this realm, every shadow conceals secrets, and every whisper carries echoes of ancient tales. It is a place where the boundaries between the natural and supernatural blur, and where the essence of life itself seems to teeter on the edge of a delicate balance between chaos and harmony." Richard de Grataine
I had such an amazing morning today I simply couldn't believe my good fortune. In addition to having a delightful time with a Virginia Rail male I stumbled upon this female Baltimore Oriole busily building her hanging, basket-like nest.
She would bring a load of long dry grass and would go inside the nest and weave the pieces into the basket. While she was inside I could see patches of her orange and black feathers peeking through the unfinished wall sections. And when she was in there she poked and pushed and weaved so energetically that the whole structure was pulsating and shaking. In the above image I just got a shot of her emerging from the top of the nest and then quick as a wink she flew off, presumably to get some more building material.
Click twice on the image to enlarge it.
I have two hearts
Heart is pulsating with blood
And heart is pulsating with love
Heart is overflowing with tears
And heart is overflowing with perfume
Heart is sky
And heart is earth
Heart is coldness
And heart is warmth....
'Morsecoding signals
They pulsate and wake me up
From my hibernating
On the surface simplicity
But the darkest pit in me
It's pagan poetry'
Haven't I told before that Dutch summers are as unpredictable as anything ? This day was another fine example of it, albeit not for the birds.
In a shady spot in our backyard, I heard a rapid breathing with a somewhat hoarse and pulsating sound. I discovered this house sparrow that was visibly struggling with this - also for us Dutch - tropical temperature of 35 degrees celsius.
Fortunately the sparrow survived although I had my doubts about it, but all's well that ends well!
Pictures made with PENTAX K-1 Mark II / 150-450 mm( in crop mode 600 mm ) / F7.1 / 1/500 and ISO 1000.
Sponsored by Death Row Designs & ionic
As the sun dips below the horizon, the city street transforms into a pulsating epicenter of energy. Enter, the Van DJ Booth from Death Row Designs @Equal10. With its grungey DRD charm this van is a complete masterpiece, that captivates the soul of every musician and more. The intricate details, fun stickers covering the van and graffiti is an extra delight, DRD never fails to add these fun extra details that make you smile. Perfect for any DJ event setting, give your DJ the stage they deserve. Also, included the ionic Cell phone antenna for added nostalgia. A store with not only beautiful iconic décor, but also super practical items for everyday life, available at the mainstore.
“CIRCLES OF LIFE
Everything
Turns,
Rotates,
Spins,
Circles,
Loops,
Pulsates,
Resonates,
And
Repeats.
Circles
Of life,
Born from
Pulses
Of light,
Vibrate
To
Breathe,
While
Spiraling
Outwards
For
Infinity
Through
The lens
Of time,
And into
A sea
Of stars
And
Lucid
Dreams.
Poetry by Suzy Kassem”
― Suzy Kassem, Rise Up and Salute the Sun: The Writings of Suzy Kassem
It is a most pleasant July morning in Byron Wisconsin, as TO46 breaks the silence with it's pair of pulsating twenty cylinder classic's heading to Milwaukee.
WC TO46
Byron WI. July 1999
☑ Animated
☑ Unisex
☑ Resizable
☑ Interactive Menu
☑ Color HUD
Neon Pulse (pulsating effect)
Neon Steady
Rainbow
Stop (turns off all effects)
Interactive Rotating with Sound
Interactive Neon System
Exiled from your village on false charges, unknowingly ending up in the Eleventh Nome, the realm of the trickster god Seth. Having no food nor water, your vision blurs and mirages appear and fade rather often.
You stumble upon a very odd sight.. mirrors impaled into the dune and a troop of elephants marching along. Though the strangest sights was this beauty among them, one hand holding a stake-shaped dagger with the other holding a mysterious, pulsating red orb. She'd tilt her head to the side and offer out the throbbing crimson marble toward you with the hand holding the dagger brandishing it rather poignantly with only a singular word: "Choose."
If you decide to test your luck for a painful salvation, you can take the quaking Meteora Core until May 18th, or if you truly wish to resign yourself to a swift, painful death then her sharp Pandora Dagger.
/Vae Victis.
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-Title from Tom Waits-
From the volcano eruption in Geldingadalur, Iceland. This is from my second trip there, in May in a flight. The crader is only much bigger and the eruption is pulsating but the lava flow is steady. The area I walked on in the first time is now under lava. It was snowing most of the time, making photoshooting not easy.
Hubble rocks out with heavy metal stars!
This 10.5-billion-year-old globular cluster, NGC 6496, is home to heavy-metal stars of a celestial kind! The stars comprising this spectacular spherical cluster are enriched with much higher proportions of metals — elements heavier than hydrogen and helium are curiously known as metals in astronomy — than stars found in similar clusters.
A handful of these high-metallicity stars are also variable stars, meaning that their brightness fluctuates over time. NGC 6496 hosts a selection of long-period variables — giant pulsating stars whose brightness can take up to, and even over, a thousand days to change — and short-period eclipsing binaries, which dim when eclipsed by a stellar companion.
The nature of the variability of these stars can reveal important information about their mass, radius, luminosity, temperature, composition, and evolution, providing astronomers with measurements that would be difficult or even impossible to obtain through other methods.
NGC 6496 was discovered in 1826 by Scottish astronomer James Dunlop. The cluster resides at about 35,000 light-years away in the southern constellation of Scorpius (The Scorpion).
Image credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt
Text credit: European Space Agency
Read more: go.nasa.gov/1U2wqGW
790+ Views! I did not know that there is a star at the base of a hollyhock until I looked closely at this one!
What a sad picture...like someone is waiting forever for something. A loved one has passed and the sorrow of the survivor(s) is depicted in this memorial statue. Grief is also displayed...maybe a grief that can never be released until one has joined the loved one on the other side of hope.
Is there ever closure in grief?
-rc
/******************************************************************************
Absent Sophia
Poetry ceases without you
Ache embraces a pounding heart
Caged behind a glass door
A grieving liturgy waits
Silence roars on empty ears
Confined a passion thrashes
Lyrics fail to chant in your absence
Throbbing veins pulsate against flesh
Imprisoned by white bones
-rc
/****************************************************/
A Sophia Song
Pushing through this myst
I ride on a melody
Cherry picked by my soul and me
Like a concrete statue I stand tall and still
I seek to own
Clouds of thought absorbing this silent song
Summoned with blue music
I go deep inside
Fire in the middle where pain and pleasure preside
Walking through this flame
I open my eyes
To gaze across a valley where my Sophia resides
-rc
#22 in the Window Worlds Series
Combination of see-through view and reflections on curtained (because unlicensed, unofficial business) food-supplement shop, cum health/exercise club. Inside, kids and adults order supplement-enhanced fruit smoothies and exercise to loud pulsating music. Their customers find the locations due to the always emerald-green-to-chartreuse curtained windows.
A couple of these businesses have been closed down by the city, but new ones keep popping up in different neighborhoods.
Hochbetrieb in den Caffès und Bars auf der Piazza Yenne - Pulsating life in the cafés and bars on the Piazza Yenne
Uncommon but unmistakable. Very large spectacular owl of humid evergreen forest in tropical lowlands and foothills. Often roosts at low to middle levels, usually well hidden in shady spots, and flushes easily. At night, favors open forest canopy and forest edge, but calling birds can be well hidden in foliage. Song is a resonant, pulsating series of deep hoots, sounding rather like a sheet of metal being flexed quickly
Father on the left and juvenile on the right.
La Union, Guapiles, Costa Rica
The Stainless sculpture by Judy Darragh
After visiting the LA Car Museum, Auckland artist Judy Darragh was so taken by the folly, and failure, of the DeLorean car, the time machine in the 1985 movie Back to the Future, she was inspired to create an exhibition based around its 'wonder material'. Darragh has created a playful, shiny world of make-believe that features intriguing, pulsating objects.
Largely using stainless steel kitchenware, Darragh strips colanders, bowls and measuring cups of their domestic role to form works that are not what they seem. Judy Darragh has long held a concern for the flagrant waste of the consumer society, and a passion for reusing and restoring unwanted materials in surprising ways. She is interested in the constant desire for abundance as well as ideas around failure, in manufacturing as well as our personal lives.
"Some photographers take reality... and impose the domination of their own will and spirit. Others come before reality more tenderly and a photograph to them is an instrument of love and revelation." - Ansel Adams
Early morning, driving very slowly, I watched this young Coyote cross the road in front of me and follow invisible scent trails through the prairie dog town. It looks like I was lying flat on my stomach, but I actually made this shot from the rolling red Toyota blind. I had stopped on a slight rise. The prairie flattened out at the top, where the dogtown began.
More Coyote shots coming... fall is the season to look for them in my area, as the tourists thin out to few or none, and the pups have grown to full size and are dispersing - and often unafraid of us humans. Just when the migratory birds disappear to the south, other photo-ops present themselves. This place pulsates with life.
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission © 2025 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
It all looks very dull and grey in winter, but come June / July when the lavender is in full flower, these fields in Saint Michel L'Obervatoire will be throbbing, glowing, pulsating purple
“Tú, lector, palpitas de vida y orgullo y amor, como yo.
Para tí son, pues, estos cantos”
Walt Whitman
—
“You, reader, pulsate with life and pride and love, like me.
For you, they are, then, these songs.”
Walt Whitman
—
“Vous, lecteur, palpitations de vie et de fierté et d’amour, comme moi.
Pour vous, ce sont donc ces chants”
Walt Whitman
At the "Longest Outdoor Bar" in Scandinavia ...
For a glass of Danish Fruit Wine ...
Afternoon sunlight over the picturesque 17th cen. Nyhavn Canal with moored Old Ships & Colourful Architecture.
Nyhavn is Old Sailing Ships & "The Longest Outdoor Bar" in Scandinavia.Best Large to get the spirit of it ...
Old wooden vessels and buildings steeped in history and fascinating colours in Nyhavn,the cultural soul of Copenhagen.
Pulsating maritime atmosphere on the “Shady Side” & “Sunny Side” along the two historical quays.
The lengthy Strip on the Sunny Side of the canal,with its many cozy eating places,cafés,pubs and bars with dancing and music 24 hrs a day,is called "The Longest Outdoor Bar in Scandinavia" .
Our friend H.C.Andersen believed that "Life is like a beautiful melody, only the lyrics are messed up ... "
And,I say : It's Colour that Makes Life ...,my Flickr Friends
♥ Cheers to You All & many thanks for travelling with me to Denmark ... ♥ ☼ ♥ ☼
Hamburg – eine Stadt, die nie schläft und mich jedes Mal aufs Neue inspiriert, die Kamera zu zücken.
Das Bild fängt die Magie des Hamburger Hafens bei Nacht ein. Ein riesiges Containerschiff liegt am Terminal, während blau-rote Kräne unermüdlich arbeiten. Die Lichter des Schiffs und der Hafenanlagen tauchen die Szenerie in ein warmes Leuchten. Im Vordergrund zieht ein vorbeifahrendes Personenschiff eine markante Lichtspur durch das Bild – ein lebendiges Zeichen der Bewegung in dieser pulsierenden Metropole.
Dank der Langzeitbelichtung verschmelzen Dynamik und Stillstand zu einem faszinierenden Spiel aus Licht und Reflexionen auf dem Wasser. Die fast windstille Nacht – eine Seltenheit in der Hansestadt – verstärkte die ruhige, fast magische Atmosphäre dieses Moments.
Play of lights in the port - when container giants meet trails of light.
Hamburg - a city that never sleeps and inspires me to pull out my camera every time.
This picture captures the magic of the port of Hamburg at night. A huge container ship is moored at the terminal while blue and red cranes work tirelessly. The lights of the ship and the port facilities bathe the scene in a warm glow. In the foreground, a passing passenger ship leaves a striking trail of light through the picture - a vivid sign of movement in this pulsating metropolis.
Thanks to the long exposure, dynamism and stillness merge into a fascinating interplay of light and reflections on the water. The almost windless night - a rarity in the Hanseatic city - intensified the calm, almost magical atmosphere of this moment.
Everything
Turns,
Rotates,
Spins,
Circles,
Loops,
Pulsates,
Resonates,
And
Repeats.
Circles
Of life,
Born from
Pulses
Of light,
Vibrate
To
Breathe,
While
Spiraling
Outwards
For
Infinity
Through
The lens
Of time,
And into
A sea
Of stars
And
Lucid
Dreams.
... digitalclick. Lent downloaded. and you go on your palm-branches strewn heysanna way.
oblivious, loveblind…
and yet…
you have another chance, chances are
limitless.
see me in the resurrection that is coming – and i will come again in
the new bursting and melodious garden where red buds
sing and birds, green and purple, write music for all who are
heavy-laden… yellow symphonies and violet nocturnes to be
played wherever spring creates its perpetual in
surrection
and…
over there…
beside that large impalpably pulsating
stone, i am
born again
[from Orchids and Neurons]
from a friend this morning - and thanks to her, whose supper is cooking now, and another friend, the pain has subsided... and I can create again!
try this exquisite Chopin by Eric Lu with this image: youtu.be/90wBhBZjAUQ
EDIT [FR] : il s'agit là de la partie RGB de la photo déjà présentée en mai. La description ci-dessous est identique mais il faut y retrancher toute la partie HOO. Cette photo a en outre bébéficié de l'aide au traitement via BlurX de mon ami Damien Guillard, excellent astrophotographe (bien qu'il néglige parfois ses filés d'étoiles ;))
EDIT [EN]: This is the RGB part of the photo already presented in May. The description below is identical but should exclude all the HOO processing. Additionally, this photo benefited from processing assistance using BlurX from my friend Damien Guillard, an excellent astrophotographer (although he sometimes overlooks his star trails ;)).
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[Version française en haut / English version below]
[FR]
A l'occasion d'un passage dans la famille dans le sud, j'ai profité de 3 nuits très claires dans le sud de la France pour me faire un bivouac astro en haut du Gros Cerveau au dessus de Sanary sur Mer et imager la nébuleuse de la trompe d'éléphant que je n'avais jamais faite. Cette nébuleuse se trouve dans la constellation de Cephée, bien observable (en astrophotographie seulement) dans le ciel d'été car montant dans le ciel en début de nuit. J'ai fait 2 sessions en RVB et une en HOO (filtre optolong L-Enhance). La photo présentée ici est une photo cumulant 14h38 d'exposition. Les détails concernant la photographie sont donnés plus bas (EXIFs).
Anecdote : le seul soir où je n'y suis pas allé, le vendredi 10/05/24, soirée à rallonge que j'ai passé avec des amis, c'est le seul soir où il y a eu d'importantes aurores boréales ... que je n'ai donc pas vues ! Le lendemain soir (le samedi 11/05) quand je suis retourné en haut de la montagne déserte l'avant veille, les gens se pressaient pour aller observer les aurores boréales qui ... n'ont pas montré le bout de leur nez cette nuit là. Mais plusieurs en ont profité pour passer une soirée avec moi qui ai pris plaisir à faire les présentations avec les nébuleuses et autres amas visibles ce soir là en leur permettant de belles observations avec mes jumelles.
* Description de la photo :
Sur la photo apparaissent 2 grandes nébuleuses lumineuses et des nébuleuses sombres. L'astrométrie donnée ici (nova.astrometry.net/annotated_full/10666855) répertorie d'autres objets d'intérêt.
- IC 1396 (Nébuleuse de la trompe d'éléphant). C'est la grande nébuleuse sur la droite de la photo. IC 1396 qui ressemble un peu à la nébuleuse de la rosette contient également un amas en son centre. C'est une nébuleuse en émission située à environ 2400 années lumières (AL) de nous. Elle porte son nom à cause d'une nébuleuse sombre bien visible à droite de son centre sur la photo, nébuleuse sombre qui comporte un globule nébuleux en son centre, lieu d'acite formation d'étoiles. L'étoile très visible en haut de la nébuleuse et qui éclaire celle-ci est nommée Etoile Grenat ou Erakis ; il s'agit de mu-Cephei. C'est une étoile variable pulsante dans un système double.
- SH 2-132 / LBN 473 (Nébuleuse du lion) et LDN 1150 et 1154. Cette nébuleuse est produite par l'ionisation de gaz par 2 étoiles très chaudes, étoiles de Wolf-Rayet HD 211564 et HD 211853. elle est distante de 10400 années lumières donc bien plus loin qu'IC 1396. A la droite de la nébuleuse, on voit 2 zones plus foncées. Il s'agit de LDN 1150 et LDN 1154, 2 nébuleuses obscures (des nuages de poussières interstellaires).
- zeta-Cephei, LBN 479 et LBN 474. En haut de la photo, il y a une étoile très brillante entourée à gauche et à droite de 2 nébuleuses de faible intensité. L'étoile est zeta-Cephei, une supergéante rouge dans un système binaire à eclipses située à 840 AL de nous. A gauche se trouve LBN 479 et à droite LBN 474, 2 nuages d'hydrogène éclairé et ionisé par zeta-Cephei.
- B174 / LDN 1165. A droite de zeta-cephei, au dessus d'IC 1396, on observe une grande région marbrée de nébuleuses obscures. Je ne vais pas donner tous leurs noms. La plus grande est B174.
- Kruger 60. L'objet répertorié sous ce nom dans l'astrométerie (voie le lien plus haut) est une étoile double de magnitude 9.8. Il s'agit d'un couple d'étoiles naines rouges très proches puisqu'elles sont distantes en moyenne de 9.5 unités astronomiques (9.5 x 150 millions de km), soit la distance Soleil-Saturne, distance variant de 5.5 UA à 13.5 UA.
- IC 1442, NGC 7245, NGC 7226, NGC 7175, NGC 7234, NGC 7261, NGC 7281. Tous ces objets sont des amas ouverts.
* Matériel :
- Canon EOX 1200 D défiltré partiel (IRPhotomax)
- Samyang 135 mm f/2 @ f/2.8
- Star Adventurer 2i
* Conditions : ciel très clair, lune absente le premier soir, nouvelle les autres soirs, mais prise de vue au coucher du soleil peu au dessus de l'horizon, donc gradient important.
* EXIFs :
- 272+269 (2 nuits) brutes de 60s (soit 4h40+4h29) sans filtre (traitement RVB) + 286 brutes de 90s (soit 5h29) avec filtre L-Enhance (traitement HOO)
- 800 iso
- 60 darks 60s et 45 darks 90s, 3 séries de 40 flats (1 par nuit), 40 offsets.
* Traitement : Siril puis post-traitement GIMP
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[EN]
During a visit to my family in the south, I took advantage of three very clear nights in the south of France to set up an astro-bivouac on top of Gros Cerveau above Sanary-sur-Mer and image the Elephant Trunk Nebula, which I had never photographed before. This nebula is located in the constellation Cepheus, and is well observable (in astrophotography only) in the summer sky as it rises early in the night. I had two RGB sessions and one HOO session (with an Optolong L-Enhance filter). The photo presented here is a compilation of 14 hours and 38 minutes of exposure. The details regarding the photograph are provided below (EXIFs).
Anecdote: The only evening I didn’t go up, Friday, May 10, 2024, I spent a long evening with friends. It was the only night with significant auroras... which I did not see! The next evening (Saturday, May 11) when I returned to the deserted mountain top from the previous night, people were rushing to observe the auroras which... did not show up that night. But several people took the opportunity to spend an evening with me, and I enjoyed introducing them to the nebulae and other clusters visible that night, allowing them to make some beautiful observations with my binoculars.
* Description of the photo:
In the photo, two large luminous nebulae and dark nebulae are visible. The astrometry provided here (nova.astrometry.net/annotated_full/10666855) lists other objects of interest.
- IC 1396 (Elephant Trunk Nebula): This is the large nebula on the right side of the photo. IC 1396, which resembles the Rosette Nebula, also contains a cluster at its center. It is an emission nebula located about 2400 light-years (LY) away. It is named after a dark nebula, clearly visible to the right of its center in the photo, which contains a nebular globule, an active star formation region. The very visible star at the top of the nebula that illuminates it is named the Garnet Star or Erakis; it is mu-Cephei, a pulsating variable star in a double system.
- SH 2-132 / LBN 473 (Lion Nebula) and LDN 1150 and 1154: This nebula is produced by the ionization of gas by two very hot stars, Wolf-Rayet stars HD 211564 and HD 211853. It is located 10,400 light-years away, much farther than IC 1396. To the right of the nebula, two darker regions are visible. These are LDN 1150 and LDN 1154, two dark nebulae (clouds of interstellar dust).
- Zeta-Cephei, LBN 479, and LBN 474: At the top of the photo, there is a very bright star surrounded on the left and right by two faint nebulae. The star is Zeta-Cephei, a red supergiant in an eclipsing binary system located 840 LY away. To the left is LBN 479 and to the right is LBN 474, two clouds of ionized hydrogen lit by Zeta-Cephei.
- B174 / LDN 1165: To the right of Zeta-Cephei, above IC 1396, a large region marbled with dark nebulae is visible. I won’t name them all, but the largest is B174.
- Kruger 60: Listed in the astrometry as Kruger 60, this object is a double star of magnitude 9.8. It is a pair of red dwarf stars very close to each other, with an average distance of 9.5 astronomical units (AU), equivalent to the distance from the Sun to Saturn, varying from 5.5 AU to 13.5 AU.
- IC 1442, NGC 7245, NGC 7226, NGC 7175, NGC 7234, NGC 7261, NGC 7281: All these objects are open clusters.
* Equipment:
- Canon EOX 1200D (partially modified by IRPhotomax)
- Samyang 135mm f/2 @ f/2.8
- Star Adventurer 2i
* Conditions:
Very clear sky, no moon on the first night, new moon on the other nights, but shooting at sunset just above the horizon, creating a significant gradient.
* EXIFs:
- 272+269 (2 nights) raw images of 60s each (4h40+4h29) without a filter (RGB processing) + 286 raw images of 90s each (5h29) with L-Enhance filter (HOO processing)
- 800 ISO
- 60 darks of 60s and 45 darks of 90s, 3 sets of 40 flats (1 per night), 40 offsets.
* Processing:
Siril, then post-processing with GIMP
Poem.
A silhouetted, rapier-like peninsula piercing the radiant splendour of a pewter-grey sea.
Domed islands capped by the heavenly spokes of a setting-sun.
Timeless beauty.
Silence, but for the distant scream of a gull and the gentle, pulsating whistle of an oyster-catcher.
Sky, rock, sand, light and sea uniquely combine
to produce a glimpse inside heaven’s door.
Don’t yearn for heaven.
Look around.
It’s already here!
Squat, cryptically-plumaged shorebird with a very long bill. Inhabits a wide range of wetland habitats, from damp meadows to saltmarshes. Mostly inconspicuous, feeding in muddy ground by probing with its bill, usually near reeds or other grassy cover. Often not seen until flushed, when it usually rises from fairly close range with a rough rasping call. Breeding birds are more conspicuous, perching on fence posts. In display flight, birds stoop from high overhead and produce a pulsating, bleating sound from air passing through their fanned tail.
Common Snipe (Gallinago gallinago) Germany_6182_
To get some more "Summer-Feeling" I decided to upload one of those Panorama Shots I took from Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in May 2016. It is somehow breathtaking to stand there and imagine the pulsating Life below in this beautiful City.
Hope to have a Chance to come back in the near future :-)!
Can't think of a better title... lol. Made me wonder if it pulsates or it vibrates !!!! Just kidding.. But I'm sure, it is strong, bereft in size but rich in length.. hahaha. Since time of the Mayans and the Aztecs, symbolism was prevalent as a way to represent something. What would this be? of course, your guess is as good as mine - a flower... :-)
Location: Kitayama Botanical Garden, Saitama-ken, Japan
Lens; 105 mm, 2.8 micro VR + Nikon R1C1
Καλημέρα!
Good morning!
..............................Did you know?......................................
💓 Jaipur City is a foremost tourist attraction in India because of its superlative forts, grandiose palaces, vivacious temples, multicolored bazaars, pulsating streets, and its distinguished pink color to which the city owes its oft-used name “The Pink City”.
💜 Purple denotes virtue and faith in Egypt.
Let's find colors Pink & Purple in nature!
Join the group: Colorfoul nature:
“CIRCLES OF LIFE
Everything
Turns,
Rotates,
Spins,
Circles,
Loops,
Pulsates,
Resonates,
And
Repeats.
Circles
Of life,
Born from
Pulses
Of light,
Vibrate
To
Breathe,
While
Spiraling
Outwards
For
Infinity
Through
The lens
Of time,
And into
A sea
Of stars
And
Lucid
Dreams.
Poetry by Suzy Kassem”
― Suzy Kassem, Rise Up and Salute the Sun: The Writings of Suzy Kassem
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The Imperial Lodge (Keisarinmaja) is the oldest building for tourism in Lapland; it was built in 1882 on the hill for visitors to the area. Refreshments were served in the lodge and it also provided shelter in bad weather. The hunting lodge was given the name Imperial Lodge in preparation for a visit to Lapland by the Tsar of Russia and the Grand Duke of Finland. A visit to Aavasaksa was planned as part of the Tsar’s itinerary but due to the unstable political situation at the time, the Tsar’s visit was cancelled. The lodge represents a mixed romantic style with a blend of neoclassic, Karelian, Byzantine and Viking overtones. The pillars and arches are decorative, the wall panels are patterned and the rich carvings on the decorated window surroundings have ornamentation reminiscent of Karelia. Some of the furnishings in the lodge are original. The lodge is owned by Metsähallitus and its use is supervised by the National Board of Antiquities.
Le pavillon impérial (Keisarinmaja) est le plus ancien bâtiment touristique de Laponie. Il a été construit en 1882 sur la colline pour les visiteurs de la région. On y servait des rafraîchissements et on s'y abritait en cas de mauvais temps. Le pavillon de chasse a reçu le nom de pavillon impérial en prévision de la visite en Laponie du tsar de Russie et du grand-duc de Finlande. Une visite à Aavasaksa était prévue dans l'itinéraire du tsar, mais en raison de la situation politique instable de l'époque, la visite du tsar a été annulée. Le pavillon représente un style romantique mixte avec un mélange d'éléments néoclassiques, caréliens, byzantins et vikings. Les piliers et les arcs sont décoratifs, les panneaux muraux sont ornés de motifs et les riches sculptures des fenêtres décorées rappellent les ornements de la Carélie. Certains meubles du pavillon sont d'origine. Le pavillon est la propriété de Metsähallitus et son utilisation est supervisée par le Conseil national des antiquités.
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Opening Party of KLUB 15 by Keiko Clementine
August 26th at 1PM SLT
Music by Kanjena Sausage
The doors swung open, revealing a vibrant world pulsating with energy. Neon lights bathed the entrance in a kaleidoscope of colors, casting a surreal glow on the eager crowd. The bass of disco music throbbed through the air, vibrating with an irresistible rhythm. Glitter rained down from the ceiling, catching the light and creating a sparkling rain. The atmosphere was a mixture of euphoria and freedom, as the revelers moved to the music with carefree abandon, lost in the magic of KLUB 15.
See you on Saturday, August 26th at 1pm SLT as we experience
Keiko Clementine's love letter to the virtual world.
(poster design by Keiko Clementine)
Interview with the artist gbth.org/GBTH-Magazine-20
in the heart of santa catalina, a district known for its pulsating energy in palma de mallorca, the night whispers stories on its walls. here, under the cloak of darkness, a solitary figure traverses the graffiti-laden alley, his silhouette a fleeting ghost against the chiaroscuro of streetlights and shadows. this monochromatic scene captures the essence of the night—a fusion of art, mystery, and the quiet drama of urban exploration.