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Welcome to my Kitsune-cafe 😊
Today's recommendation is the cat's shiratama zenzai.
It's sweet and very warm 😋
How do you like it?
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Kitsune (Foxes) are said to be God's messenger in Japan.
We call the fox "oInari-sama" with all our friendliness :D
detail is here👇
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inari_%C5%8Ckami
【memo】
@Japonica 2022
25th,Dec,2021 --- 23rd,Jan,2022
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👍[LANEVO] Mainstore
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[Mamere] Cat Zenzai
👍[Mamere] Mainstore
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[[RH]] KURA GACHA FAT PACK
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-SPUN- #kitsune set + eyeliners (genus) BOM/OMEGA
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*Tentacio* Kitsune magical tail white
Taking a very pleasant walk along the Hunters Bay Trail, thanks to the recommendation of our friend Daniel Gibson, we were able to see beautiful colors on the opposite shore. As you can see, the colors were so attractive and captivating that we couldn't take our eyes off them.
These beautiful houses by the bay can boast an enviable quality of life.
Press "L" to enlarge the image.
Available at fineartamerica:
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Follaje colorido a lo largo de la Bahía de Hunters, Huntsville, Muskoka, Ontario, Canadá
Dando un paseo muy agradable por el Hunters Bay Trail, gracias a la recomendación de nuestro amigo Daniel Gibson, pudimos contemplar hermosos colores en la orilla opuesta. Como puedes ver, los colores eran tan atractivos y cautivadores que no podíamos quitar la vista de ellos.
Estas preciosas casas junto a la bahía pueden presumir una calidad de vida envidiable.
Pulsa "L" para ampliar la imagen.
Disponible en fineartamerica:
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We paid a visit to West Mersea to photograph the house boats but I had to take a few shots of the beautiful beach huts too.
I don't usually put up music recommendations but if you like 60's garage/punk rock this is for you - the Sonics and Have love, Will travel
www.youtube.com/watch?v=20S_kwNb4rg
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Northern Flicker
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Staying at home practicing the social distancing recommendations, I have been Photographing the wildlife in my backyard so, hoping for something different to photograph other then Starlings, Blue Jays and Sparrows, this Northern Flicker showed up….what a great day!!
Thank you for all the visits faves and comments! Have a great weekend, stay safe and healthy!!
As fresh snowfall was forecasted, I loaded the 4x4 and drove up Black Forest. Within subzero temperatures I had a fine morning with thick fog in the valley, ice crystals on the trees and hot coffee in my cup. Enjoyed the absolute silence with very little wind and wildlife sounds and no other person around for hours. What a truly outstanding experience.
December 2022 | Niefern
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Music recommendation: Synthwave/Electric Mixtape I | For Study/Relax | www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3WkJq478To
This result was taken on a very fruitful day in November 2019, when lots of fog was hanging around on the hills and valleys. If you are going to visit the woods as well, leave nothing than your footprints and do not take anything than your impressions.
November 2019 | Niefern
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Music recommendation: Chillout Electronic Music — Night City — Melancholy Vibe | www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg_VsotY0MU
On the recommendation of a friend from Oslo I cropped my original version. This one better isolate the main motive, the Original shows more from the the nice location (marketplace in Lucca, Italy). Thanks alejandra, that was a realy good hint. Scan from Kodachrome slide.
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This scene appeared to me like two playing ball while a others are watching them from the side of the playground. This was not a planned shot, but much more an exercise in recognize and react.
November 2018 | Tannenberg
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Music recommendation: Unwind | Chill Mix - www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJGh-Csddlg&t=2181s
1937 Chevrolet, 2 Door Coupe
The paint on this classic beauty, has been polished to perfection.
It's mesmerizing to gaze into the depth of this lustrous, rich, blue metallic paint.
After 36 years in the making, this beautiful, custom '37 Chevy Coupe made her inaugural debut.
This Hot Rod restoration sports a dressed up Chevy 307 small block engine
( I will post some of the images I prepared before returning my PC. Still looking for recommendations for a new computer. Would appreciate your feedback. Thanks )
**Question: Does anyone notice blinding strobes of white light when refreshing their Flickr screen or switching between the above tabs, such as, You, Explore, Create ?
i knew about this place by recommendations from photographs living in Gran Canaria. I wanted very much to see it with my own eyes as they picture were offered a splendid epic view of a remote and impressive place. During my six days visit to GC i was very unlucky with the weather conditions, a mixture of hot air and the norther winds caused that entire interior was covered by a dense fog. On my last day the weather started to change and I decided to take the winding road to this viewing point with great hopes for a good captures. The experience to drive to and from this place was already a big fun: a narrow raw with many tight curves, very steep and very dark. One car could hardly pass by. The light conditions were not ideal but I am happy with the result. I spent 3 hours alone enjoying the scene as offered by the Mother Nature. Wonderful experience. This is 5 captures bracketed images, I had to use this technique due to a very high dynamic range of this scene on that evening. I was a great fun editing this image. It is very likely I will return to this place to get another chance for a better light and to correct some technical errors of this shot.
Enjoying this wonderful place for the night, before travelling further down south in Italy.
Have you ever been to Italy? Would love to get some recommendations of things to see.
Due to a strict bandwith limitation, I'll get back to everybody when I get a proper internet comnection again.
His recommendation was to send the lens back and go with a Nikon lens even if it didn’t have the reach and was heavier. He thinks that I might be happier with that even though my wallet might be a bit lighter as well.
That skunky Yellow-crown didn’t say a thing and just went back to sleep. Never trust any hear-say you hear on the bayou. Yellow-crowned Night Heron just doing some chilling on Horsepen Bayou.
BTW, I’m still debating on the Sigma, but am really not happy with the results. Tomorrow will be decision day. Wishing everyone a wonderful day, evening, morning, or whatever time of the day you are experiencing in your location.
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Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, north of Kanab, Utah, off Highway 89. We stumbled upon this hidden treasure through a local recommendation.
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It was a recommendation by the restaurant in the previous photo. It was like Ceviche and tasted good. It came with rice paper to be eaten like Tacos.
Phu Quoc is a renowned producer of Nuoc Mam fish source which is made from raw sardine or mackerel and salt. They are kept in tanks for months for fermentation. Nuoc Mam is fishy water squeezed from the fermented fish meat.
Nuoc Mam is used as seasoning for most of the Vietnamese foods like Namplar in Thailand and the soy source in Japan.
It is also noted that fish source shares a root with Sushi that was originally a food of fermented fish meat.
This is an appeal, but also a recommendation for you. If you hadn´t seen it, you simply "must" go there! Burning Life is the SL equivalent of Burning Man, a music and art event which annually takes place at Black Rock City, Nevada.
If you love art, if you can´t live without music, if you´re into photography (and obviously you must be if you´re on here ;-), don´t miss it! Oh, and you can meet nice robots;-)
must watch: Burning Man Aftermovie 2017
Owner, operator, head chef, printer, line cook, you name it - of Kenoy's in Clarksdale. We heard about the restaurant from someone J had been talking to at a gas station and the recommendation was definitely worth it. Amazing burgers there.
As landscape photographers, we love and always look for color and texture in the sky. On this little scene, we had a lot of both: Fine cloud structures and a beautiful rainbow. The problem with this phenomenon is that they can hardly be predicted. This makes it hard to frame them in a good composition. Here, with the nice, blooming buttercup meadow as a foreground we were pretty lucky.
May 2021 | Swabian Albs
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Music recommendation: ✨ Space Ambient Music. Outer Space. Deep Relaxation | www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhsIu3iBBQw
My recommendation for foggy days: start early in the morning and enjoy the sun on the mountains.
This is landscape photography with ISO1600 and f1.4 and not f22.... .
Another shot of one of the benches on the beautiful riverwalk along the St. Lucie River.
Happy Bench Monday!
Post Mark Smith's setting recommendations. Highly recommended to follow his guide for the Sony A7Riv-
Watch his free youtube-
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJx0lru_evY&t=2758s
Then go to his site linked above and buy his guide (like 14 bucks) to say thanks.
I went from 60-65 percent keeper rate to 85-90 percent. Well worth the time to watch and the e-book download.
Foto obtida em Taquaritinga do Norte, município do Estado de Pernambuco, Brasil.
Micro clima por altitude no tradicional calor do Nordeste Brasileiro.
A rede de dormir é possível criação dos primitivos habitantes de Brasil e outros da América que foi difundida como utensílio de descanso e transporte por todo o mundo.
Among the recommendations that Rugendas, oner of the good European illustrators who visited us in the 19th century, are these:
"the use of a hammock, an indigenous invention, preferable to other types of bed, not only because it is lighter, easier to transport and set up, but also because in these hammocks, almost always raised several feet above the ground, the traveler is better off guaranteed against insects and other animals capable of disturbing your nocturnal rest."
Há muitos mais registros de Historiadores sobre o tema.
Thanks to a recommendation from someone, I discovered a wonderful artist who makes these stunning hand painted pin badges for me!
The photo absolutely doesn't do these justice! They are much better in 'real life'. Think the wide angle has especially distorted the outer ones!
Being as there is very little out there commercially available with shieldbugs, I have to seek these special ones out!
Mariánská Týnice, Church of the Annunciation
When the abbot of Plasky Eugen Tyttl (1699–1738) began cooperating with Jan Blažej Santini-Aichel on the recommendation of his farmer Jindřich Snopek around 1707, the pilgrimage site in Mariánská Týnice was administered in relatively good condition. Although the new building project was completed three years later and the foundation stone of the building was laid on July 2, 1711, the construction did not begin until 1720, and the construction and decoration work lasted more than thirty years until 1751 and 1762, respectively. consecrated. The rectory was completed two years later and it was not until 1777 that the sculpture of the Annunciation was transferred to the main altar of the new church. Less than ten years later, in 1785, the monastery in Plasy, as well as the Marian pilgrimage site in Týnice managed by it, was abolished. Thus, the long-term unmaintained building fell into disrepair, which in 1920 resulted in the collapse of the dome and part of the church's vaults. Thanks to the volunteer Association for the Rescue of Mariánská Týnice, headed by architect Hanuš Zápal (1885-1954), the degradation was stopped. The whole complex was gradually (since 1996) reconstructed and subsequently in 2005 a dome was erected again above the crossing of the church. At present, the place serves as the seat of the exposition of the Museum and Gallery of the Northern Pilsen Region.
(according to Czech Wiki)
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In a faraway land somewhere deep within, the water fell in a hurry and sloshed up a froth. The froth silently billowed a mist. The silent mist gathered in the eyes and squandered the spirit. The defeated spirit stood in chilling waters with a hurting body and a melancholic mind. Time pitilessly hurried past. So did many trusted people. Loneliness percolated the defeated in silence. In silence, the defeated considered resigning. Letting go must not feel any worse than feeling defeated.
But then something bubbled within. Je ne sais quoi. The defeated looked up. He looked up at a mirror of memories. The reflection in the mirror smiled and nodded. He may have been weak, but now he felt adequate. The world has ignored his existence, but now he felt connected. Grumpiness and gloom made room for self-love. Self-respect. Self-adequacy. Forgiveness followed. He felt defeated no more. Instead, he felt moored… he felt beautiful… compassionate… and he felt tender-strong. His beary beautiful spirit effused. And sloshed up a froth that silently danced with his ghosts.
PS: Guess, who was I talking about above? The untamed bear from Katmai, you, or was it I? As you ponder, let me remind you that you too have je ne sais quoi and no matter how it feels every now and then, you are always utterly beautiful! You are you and that is enough! For the coming year and always, I wish you the deepest, kindest, and tender-strongest version of yourself. Happy New Year to you and your beary beary beautiful spirit!
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PS, again: As an annual tradition, I have curated ten of my personal favorite 2023 images, which are now also my beloved memories. If one or few of your minutes need killing, I could give you ten excuses to do so. Thank you for taking the time.
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• 2022
• 2021
• 2020
• 2019
• 2018
• 2017
The St. Marys Town Hall was erected in 1891 on the former site of a two storey hotel that burned down in 1889. The building committee of the day saw the fire as an opportunity to rebuild the Town Hall as a monumental building that would stand the test of time and instil a sense of great pride in the community. The Town Council took heed of this recommendation and the building remains an iconic structure within the Town of St. Marys. The St. Marys Town Hall has operated as the offices for municipal services for well over 100 years.
Built of local limestone with dichromatic red sandstone accents from a plan created by Toronto architect George W. Gouinlock, the hall is composed of a five storey tower, a turret and a smaller body with a gable roofline which abuts both Queen and Church Streets. Characteristic of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture, the hall features round headed windows and arches, rusticated masonry and recessed windows and doorways with contrasting stonework above. Other noteworthy features include the multi arched portico surrounding the entrance on the facade and the checkerboard effect evident on the facade.
Situated on a prominent corner within the downtown area, the Town Hall's tower and roof dominate the St. Marys skyline. The close proximity of the building to the St. Marys Public Library, another heritage building constructed with similar materials, contribute significantly to the strong heritage identity of the downtown area.
"The peacock puts up his wheel and sleeps with me tonight,
I'll show you the garden
in the cherry tree the blackbirds sit silent and full "
( D.H. "Was zu lieben blieb "
Frankfurter Verlagsanstalt, Ffm. )
Leica
A beautifully lit bridge spanning the Thames between Battersea Park and Chelsea.
HISTORY: Chelsea Bridge took advantage of the latest analytical techniques developed by American and Continental engineers over the previous 40 years and represented a major step forward in British bridge building practice. The bridge was opened on 6 May 1937 by the Prime Minister of Canada, W L Mackenzie King, as the construction work had used Douglas fir from British Columbia in Canada. As in several public buildings of the 1930s the decision was made to use only materials from the UK or Commonwealth Countries (another example is Broadcasting House, the BBC's Headquarters in Langham Place, of 1931).
The first bridge on the site was authorised by an Act of Parliament in 1846 and built in 1851-8 to complement the new Battersea Park, laid out just before the bridge's construction. The suspension bridge, by architect Thomas Page, was described at the time 'as the most beautiful of the bridges that crossed the Thames'. Tolls were initially payable but this led to public complaints that the 'government gave a park to the people but placed a toll-bar at the gate to keep them out'. The tolls were removed in 1879, when the Metropolitan Board of Works acquired ownership of the structure. The bridge was never formally named and was known as 'the Victoria' after its official opening in March 1858 by the Prince Consort and the Prince of Wales. The change of name to Chelsea Bridge coincided with further strengthening in 1880, following an earlier episode of strengthening works in 1863-4. By the 1920s its replacement was being seriously considered, but the financial crises of the period delayed action until 1935, when the bridge was demolished following the Royal Commission on Cross River Traffic recommendations of 1926.
Source: historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/139300...
100x: The 2024 Edition
15/100 London landmarks by night
ODC-Recommendation
If you ever get to the Ithaca area make sure you visit Taughannock Falls State Park.
So do any of you use a "studio" or inworld equipment? if so what do you recommend? For lighting? backgrounds? etc? Just tryin to improve my "craft" lol or lack there of......
Regrettably, the butterflies had no book recommendations.
I honestly never know whether I should list what I'm wearing in these, so opinions are valued. Hair is Stealthic, skin is the new Nylon Outfitters (so good!), glasses are Deep Static, outfit is an older set from The Secret Store.
Taken at Selden Rest: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Summer%20Wind/169/42/21
Purple pink dawn sky with a dreamy haze; from last year.
📚 Anyone knows good Miss Marple novels to enjoy?
front arch finished today. it'll do :) back arch will be completed on another day. it's very cold! reinforcing the garden arches as recommended in the feedback. hung a bird seed feeder from the top in the middle of the arch. first visitor a robin
metal garden arch www.wilko.com/en-uk/wilko-24m-garden-arch/p/0298561
bird seed holder www.wilko.com/wilko-wild-bird-seed-feeder/p/0121998?gclid...
rocks, stones, broken crockery and canes surrounding the plants to help prevent pet damage - works to a certain extent :)
for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...
i'm not making recommendations. it's just chat ...
www.flickr.com/groups/gardening_is_my_hobby/ helpful for ideas. thank you for sharing
After a great recommendation from Deb Bray and Steve Pole from the Focus Facebook group, Maui Bay Jetty (Coral Coast, Fiji)) was definitely the place to shoot on the long drive from Denaru to Pacific Harbour. I was going to a Dive with the Bull Sharks leaving from Pacific Harbour at 8am which was a 2.5 hour drive from the resort in Denaru so this stopover was great (albeit getting up at 4am!)
The sun didn't really come up over the horizon but some lovely colour before sunrise. The lovely water colour on the Coral Coast just enhanced the location.
5 stop Hoya ND and 3 stop grad ND filter
Dedicated to all incompetent, pressapochistic, arrogant, conceited, false doctors who abandon patients, who do not activate all resources such as home cancer care, medical and psychiatric support etc. .... ITALIAN HEALTHCARE SUCKS. They make it seem to the world that Italy excels in healthcare, if you are poor and without recommendations if you are not lucky enough to find an empathetic and conscientious doctor..... in Italy you die before your time.
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“Lack of originality, everywhere, all over the world, from time immemorial, has always been considered the foremost quality and the recommendation of the active, efficient and practical man.”
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Idiot
The first roll of this film that I shot about a year ago turned out horrendous and so I cursed the stuff. I'm sure glad I gave it another whack.
A line of trees on the grounds of the McLean Hospital - part of the original landscape design by Frederick Law Olmsted.
From the hospital website:
From 1872 through 1874, the Trustee Committee on New Sites for the Asylum separately commissioned the now famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and a local civil engineer Joseph Curtis to conduct site surveys and to report on a suitable site for the building of a new Asylum. In 1875, the Trustees, based upon the Committee on New Sites recommendation of July 18, 1873, purchased 107 acres on Wellington Hill in Belmont from the Waverley Land Company. While Olmsted's involvement after 1875 cannot be documented, Joseph Curtis' involvement in the development of the landscape and building arrangement continued through project completion and into the next century.
The fabulous Rita Vita Finzi
www.flickr.com/photos/ritavitafinzi/
huge surprise to find this image here!
www.flickr.com/photos/flickr/galleries/72157716008787368/
"Community Recommendations: 100 Photographers to Follow on Flickr"
a gallery curated by Flickr
and I need to share something with you. yesterday I discovered Hugh Brownstone who owns his own media company "Three Blind Men and an Elephant" and who does camera reviews. he does this in a very personal and particular way. he is a narrator. he tells the stories of camera development within the framework of history. highly interesting and a big recommendation.
this here is part one of his three part review of the Leica SL camera. worthwhile exploring his YouTube channel.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIW2c3PI6tc
and this here is the link to his YouTube channel