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These steps leading up to the back of the Eye Catcher at the end of the Target Range were revealed earlier this year. Evidence in the hall's old records suggested they had been present at some time in the past.
Brodsworth Hall, English Heritage.
The slipcover was removed prior to the demolition of this building for the construction of a new apartment building in downtown Champaign and some great signs were revealed.
By getting right up to water's edge (in this case 1-2m up on a rock outcrop) and using a polarizing filter I was able capture the magnificent lake-bed colours and shapes, seen through the calm, clear Lake Superior water
666-Revelation count down to societal meltdown:
“Experts reportedly expect that there could be over one million migrants landing in Britain this year, a report by The Telegraph has revealed.”
Speaking about the antichrist’s kingdom, Daniel 2:41-43 says: Just as you saw that the feet and toes were partly of baked clay and partly of iron, so this will be a divided kingdom; yet it will have some of the strength of iron in it, even as you saw iron mixed with clay. As the toes were partly iron and partly clay, so this kingdom will be partly strong and partly brittle. And just as you saw the iron mixed with baked clay, so the people will be a mixture and will not remain united, any more than iron mixes with clay.
An American Woodcock (Scolopax minor) partially revealed as it steps out of its completely camouflaged background at Magee Marsh, Oak Harbor, Ohio.
Shot this Jotech Motorsports Stage 2 2012 Black Edition GT-R in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil the other day. Some great locations in that city and country!
Great Egret (Ardea alba) grooming, Botanical Garden, Golden Gate Park.
High-resolution prints are available at Kate Brown Fine Art.
“Nakedness reveals itself. Nudity is placed on display...The nude is condemned to never being naked. Nudity is a form of dress..”
(John Berger - British author, b. 1926)
Since several seasons I take most of the pictures of our collections at the upper terrace which is on the top of our office in Varanasi (Benaras) where an amazing wall is keeping traces of each monsoon and which is magnified by a natural light providing the best photo studio I could ever expect.
Those fashion photographies are not as simple as they pretend to be, each is dwelling with a real social work.
Among the many people involved there, Anand who is modeling for our catalogue since the begining of the company is escaping for a while his tough condition of boatman on the ganges and, using his dark colour skin complexion breaks a social taboo in India.
This woolen scarf is made with an aari embroidery, it involves weavers and embroiderers who were struggling with their workshops.
(Collection RED HALO - Scarf style "Swirls" - Col. Chocolate)
RED HALO is a collection of household linen based in Benaras (Varanasi - India) providing work to people who were living with difficulties and education to children.(Copying those products is against this social work)
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"As you will experience over the course of this Series, a few changes can alter our entire perception of where a woman can live on the creative spectrum.
REVEAL is a celebration of how multifaceted women can be in their own God-given skin. We hope to demonstrate a small glimpse of what is hidden and unseen by revealing the unexpected in a variety of women"
Elizabeth A. Davis
Physallis fruit revealed. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene.
See www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/23533544478/ for a 3D version
We had a great time on our Storms and Saguaros Workshop this past week. We saw plenty of storms, but also got some moments to shoot the Milky Way at night. On this particular evening, the sky was full of clouds. We illuminated the barn with one light from the side to add some extra depth. The clouds were catching light from a nearby town and it almost looked like a sunset shot when we took our first photo. About 30 mins into the shoot, the clouds suddenly broke over the Milky Way, which provided additional interest to the sky. The workshop was a big success and we'll be offering it again next year!
It has been about five weeks since my last visit to the old mill in Cedar Point Kansas. I was in that area of the Flint Hills yesterday and stopped by. The stonework from 1875 that had been hidden for decades under a tin facade. Has been completely revealed. Digital black and white infrared image. Made with a converted Pentax K20D.
What’s up guys, my name is Tudor!
Having recently reached 1K followers on flickr and quickly gaining new ones on Insta, I figured it was about time I did this. Before I joined the online Lego community, I was just a middle schooler who actively scrolled through Youtube and Google for custom Lego creations. I had been around Lego since I was 3 and had very few friends who shared the same passion for these tiny pieces of plastic. I was awed by the online community and how many others were like me. Their love of Lego and continual goal to make something from nothing is what ultimately encouraged me to join. When I first joined flickr 8 years ago, I was admittedly quite an inexperienced MOC builder, but eventually I found community members that inspired and motivated me to build better than I ever had. As any og flickr member will tell you, the community has changed drastically over the years. Despite all the bumps along the way, I’m still happy to be a part of it.
10 facts about me:
1)I’m originally Romanian
2)My name translates to Theodore
3)My username was a weird idea I had one day which basically went like this: halo Elites + initials of my name = Dope, right (:/)
4)I actually don’t like my username, but can’t think of anything better haha
5)Halo Reach was my first Halo game and from there fell in love with the series
6)I love anything and everything outdoorsy
7)I ran cross country in highschool and still run for fun
8)I’m currently a junior in college
9)I used to have a Lego youtube channel but haven’t touched it in forever
10)I haven’t been to any brick convention, but hope one day to
Tagged a bunch of community members who I’ve considered great friends or inspiration (or both :) ) over the years. Please don’t feel bad if I’ve I accidently left you out, you all are wonderful
Model: Viola
ISO 200, 50 mm, f/4,5, 1/200 Sek.
A quick one, cause it's getting late today. I've edited the rest of the images from my last photoshoot with Viola. Tried a totally different editing technique for a change. I don't yet feel comfortable with it. So soft... What do you think?
Sorry folks. No Strobist info this time. :-(
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Lines of trees slowly showing themselves through the thick fog on Sunday. Much of the fog was a typical 'pea-souper' and lacked any form or shape to do much with. There was also too much thick cloud above to produce a decent sunrise. Three shot pano stitch on this one.
Little has been revealed about the X-37's specific mission and payloads. Its official role is to demonstrate reusable space technologies. It is known to have tested a so-called Hall-effect thruster, during its fourth mission. During the most recent mission an experiment was carried out to convert the power generated by its solar panels into microwaves that can be beamed to Earth, intended for Space-based solar power. However, there has been speculation that it carries reconnaissance equipment and may even be intended for anti-satellite missions or to test space-based weapons.
When she feels her way
And allows for her nature
She reveals herself
Model: Alvira Grimm (Alana Grimaldo)
My first visit this year to my willow friend I found the buds beginning their reveal from the strands. I took it in with much comfort while watching the strands cross over one another. So much possibility, so many variations...when do I snap the button?
...series continued from previous post...
In between the big February snowstorm and even the bigger March snowstorm, I visited my favorite weeping willow tree to see if it had begun its springtime awakening. We had roller coaster temperature shifts and some plants had begun to poke out of the ground. It was late afternoon with an overcast sky and snow was on its way again. I love hanging out with this tree.
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I had no idea these stripes were here when I initially started to photograph this plant. As I got closer, they looked pretty cool and through my macro lens, even better. One of my favorite things to do photographically is see things through the macro lens that I otherwise wouldn't see. I think that's why I am so obsessed with macro photography, especially of unusual plants. This is my second of fifty two for the Big Five Two.
Rains drifting south just around sunset momentarily reveal the sun as it sets over the ocean and tints the eroded formations at Broken Hill in warm light. Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, San Diego, California; March 2024.
Saw this mixed bouquet, spotted a few of these beauties amongst other Spring flowers. Tulips, of the frayed/frazzled variety. Because of the warmth of the lights, they opened and revealed all.
I don't talk to flowers, they talk to me and I gladly listen!
Yes, in full communication again.
Hope this makes you smile again, have a great day and thanx for your visit, so very much appreciated, Magda, (*_*)
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