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This chair was set out in the hallway of my building. Someone didn’t want it. I’d see it disappear and then reappear a few days later. Guess people were taking it in, then changing their mind; it never seemed to be accepted anywhere for long. Maybe the chair was rude.
These four contestants didn't make the final of "Dancing with the Birds".
A Peacock, Grey Heron and two Muscovy Ducks looking rather dejected! Better luck next year guys!
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took a rejected macro shot of screen and played with it a bit with mirror to get a unique symbol in the mesh ;o)
Small apples ripen on a tree, in...
Trailhead Community Park
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
11 June 2022.
▶ In blossom, three months earlier: here.
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▶ Photographer's note:
Rejected by the administrator of a group about bokeh and depth of field for NOT displaying bokeh or depth of field. WTF?
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This eagle tried 3-4 times to swallow this skeletal portion of the head but couldn't get it to go down and finally spit it out. You might be able to see the eyeballs still attached to the carcass. It did eat the rest of this kokanee.
It isn't often that a catch gets a reprieve so late in the game but the gulf menhaden seen beneath the Brown Pelican's left wing will have quite a story to tell when it gets back to its school on Armand Bayou.
Ynys Llanddwyn (Island Of Dwynwen) is separated from Ynys Môn by a tidal causeway. It has a good story
Dwynwen was a daughter of King Brychan Brycheiniog, who lived in the 5th century. She and her three brothers were washed up on the Môn coast and attended a feast held by the local ruler. She fell fell in love with a young man named Maelon, but he tried to seduce her and she rejected his advances. When he tried to rape her she prayed to forget her love for him.
An angel provided her with a potion from a holy well. Maelon drank it and turned into ice. Dwynwen prayed for three requests. These three requests wee that Maelon be released; that, through her, God look after all true lovers; and that she remain unmarried. She then retreated to the solitude of to become a hermit until she died, in about AD 460. Other single women joined her in a convent on the island and (bizarrely given the history) she became the patron saint of lovers
So it is said. But her church at Llanddwyn became an important shrine during the Middle Ages. The holy well became a site of pilgrimage, at which the movement of fish in its waters was believed to indicate lovers' destinies.
🇫🇷 au centre ,ici la maison Kammerzell
L’origine exacte de sa construction reste un mystère. Un linteau au rez-de-chaussée indique 1467.Les étages supérieurs si admirés aujourd’hui sont un peu plus tardifs.
Le 1° propriétaire était un drapier, un de ses successeurs, Martin Braun, riche marchand de fromage décida en 1589 de reconstruire dans un style plus conforme à l’époque et surtout plus tape-à-l’œil ! Contraint par le conseil de la ville de conserver le rez-de-chaussée en pierre, il investit beaucoup pour les étages que l’on admire encore maintenant. Il y a pléthore de sculptures . A l’époque le culte protestant rejette la vénération d’images et les représentations figuratives….Les grands sculpteurs se réfugient dans d’autre régions catholiques…Les artistes disponibles sont souvent de bons artisans du meuble, et la qualité des sculptures reste modeste Si les sculptures sont donc un peu rigides dans leur aspect, leur richesse est par contre indéniable.
🇬🇧 in the centre, this is the Kammerzell house
The exact origin of its construction remains a mystery. A lintel on the ground floor indicates that it was built in 1467, while the upper floors, which are so much admired today, were built a little later.
The 1st owner was a draper, but one of his successors, Martin Braun, a wealthy cheese merchant, decided in 1589 to rebuild the building in a style that was more in keeping with the times and, above all, flashier! Compelled by the town council to keep the stone ground floor, he invested heavily in the upper floors, which can still be admired today. There is a plethora of sculptures. At the time, Protestant worship rejected the veneration of images and figurative representations....The great sculptors took refuge in other Catholic regions... The artists available were often good furniture craftsmen, and the quality of the sculptures remained modest If the sculptures are therefore a little rigid in their appearance, their richness is undeniable.
🇩🇪 in der Mitte ,hier das Haus Kammerzell
Der genaue Ursprung seines Baus bleibt ein Rätsel. Ein Sturz im Erdgeschoss deutet auf das Jahr 1467 hin, während die oberen Stockwerke, die heute so bewundert werden, etwas später entstanden sind.
Der erste Besitzer war ein Tuchhändler. Einer seiner Nachfolger, Martin Braun, ein reicher Käsehändler, beschloss 1589, das Haus in einem zeitgemäßeren und vor allem auffälligeren Stil wieder aufzubauen. Vom Rat der Stadt gezwungen, das steinerne Erdgeschoss zu erhalten, investierte er viel in die Stockwerke, die man auch heute noch bewundern kann. Es gibt eine Fülle von Skulpturen . Die großen Bildhauer flüchteten in andere katholische Regionen...Die verfügbaren Künstler waren oft gute Möbelhandwerker und die Qualität der Skulpturen blieb bescheiden Die Skulpturen sind daher etwas steif, aber ihr Reichtum ist unbestreitbar.
🇮🇹 al centro, questa è la casa Kammerzell
L'origine esatta della sua costruzione rimane un mistero. Un architrave al piano terra indica che fu costruita nel 1467, mentre i piani superiori, che oggi si ammirano tanto, furono costruiti un po' più tardi.
Il primo proprietario era un drappiere, ma uno dei suoi successori, Martin Braun, un ricco commerciante di formaggi, decise nel 1589 di ricostruire l'edificio in uno stile più consono ai tempi e, soprattutto, più appariscente! Costretto dal consiglio comunale a mantenere il piano terra in pietra, investì molto nei piani superiori, che si possono ammirare ancora oggi. Vi è una pletora di sculture. All'epoca, il culto protestante rifiutava la venerazione delle immagini e delle rappresentazioni figurative....I grandi scultori si rifugiarono in altre regioni cattoliche... Gli artisti disponibili erano spesso buoni artigiani del mobile, e la qualità delle sculture rimase modesta Se le sculture sono quindi un po' rigide nel loro aspetto, la loro ricchezza è innegabile.
🇪🇸 En el centro, la casa Kammerzell.
El origen exacto de su construcción sigue siendo un misterio. Un dintel en la planta baja indica que se construyó en 1467, mientras que los pisos superiores, tan admirados hoy en día, se construyeron un poco más tarde.
El primer propietario era un pañero, pero uno de sus sucesores, Martin Braun, un rico comerciante de quesos, decidió en 1589 reconstruir el edificio en un estilo más acorde con la época y, sobre todo, ¡más llamativo! Obligado por el ayuntamiento a conservar la planta baja de piedra, realizó grandes inversiones en los pisos superiores, que aún hoy pueden admirarse. Hay una plétora de esculturas. En aquella época, el culto protestante rechazaba la veneración de imágenes y representaciones figurativas.... Los grandes escultores se refugiaron en otras regiones católicas... Los artistas disponibles eran a menudo buenos artesanos del mueble, y la calidad de las esculturas siguió siendo modesta Si las esculturas son por tanto un poco rígidas en su aspecto, su riqueza es innegable.
A Valentines Reject......a study and portrayal of how single people can feel during the valentines celebration!
taken at Madpea Circus in secondlife....MadPea 2/73/90/34
Entered in the weekly Masterminds challenge...Week 127: My Funny Valentine
www.flickr.com/groups/masterminds/discuss/72157623259527097/
There are a lot of photos from my California trip last month that are in rejected folder for various reasons. This is one of them that went through heavily postprocess just for my amusement :)
Soms gebeurt zoiets
from the series: harbour of Rotterdam
Thank you everyone for your visit, favorites and comments.
So we were standing down by the fire pit lighting off fireworks, like typical us. My Dad, my cousin and I. Suddenly my Dad decided we should run back at the deck and watch the rest from there. I tried to convince him that wasn't a smart idea, but he wouldn't listen, like typically. In a split second the firework miss fired and headed right as me. My camera was right next to me, basically if it wouldn't have got a rebound off my camera and out of my armpit, I bet I would be armless tonight or at least losing part of it.
Ugh.....scary experience and very painful.