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A mirrored art installation at the Palm Springs Art Museum becomes an abstract world of repeating reflections. By converting the image to monochrome and removing the surrounding distractions, only the exhibit’s hidden infinity pattern remains
Just another to add to the growing mountain of shots taken at this location. But when you are there it is hard to resist. This probably already qualifies as a 'karaoke' photograph!
Memorial metalwork, St Pauls churchyard, Birmingham.
Copyright Geoff Dowling AMPA ARPS: All rights reserved
Repeating myself, I know, but I got hold of the new dome piece recently and thought it would work better on this model than the helmet.
Launched as the Nuova (new) 500 on July 4th, 1957 (Production 1957–1975 3,893,294 units), the “new” 500 was reintroduced on July 4th, 2007, and now, eight years later, Fiat offered on July 4th, 2015 the latest 2016 FIAT 500 and hopes to continue to capitalize on its heritage with a modern take on the old 500 vision. So far, the 500 has done well to capture buyer’s interest, with 1.5 million vehicles sold worldwide since 2007.
Lingotto in Turin was chosen for the world première of the New FIAT 500. Opened in 1923, the FIAT factory was famed for unusual production process, which worked its way upwards through the building floors with completed vehicles emerging onto its functional test track on the roof. Designed by architect Le Corbusier, Lingotto became a symbol of burgeoning Italian industrialisation even before it was completed.
Bold and seductive, the New 2016 FIAT 500 benefits from no fewer than 1,800 innovative detail changes, all designed to enhance the ownership experience and refine its inimitable style. Most noticeable are the new front headlights with LED daytime running lights and the new rear light clusters, not to mention the revised colour palette; the revamped dashboard and the improved materials used throughout.
(Existence as we know it ceases without warning)
Beware all of those silent trickster evolutions.
Science is the unattainable God pretending to provide impossible solutions.
Orbiting, floating it out, working, patiently waiting out all of these quiet revolutions.
The new species is in waiting.
Our destiny remains steady and marches closer toward a fool’s martyrdom.
.doomed.to.repeat.our.past.and.so.we.doom.ourselves.
Like ocean waves in the sky, a repeating pattern of clouds ripple above the Panamint Range in Death Valley National Park. Down below on the vast muddy salt flat, water flows through a winding path while reflecting the blue sky above. While it is tempting to wander out to the river, speaking from experience the journey through the mud in places here is unpleasant and hazardous. The salty mud sticks like glue and a few times I’ve encountered spots where suddenly a foot sinks up to the knee.
UPDATE: This one that just sneaked into Explore on March 26th, 2011. Highest position: 94. Thanks guys. Not sure it deserves it, though!
At the protest in London today, look who came back from the dead.
See: www.guardian.co.uk/society/blog/2011/mar/26/march-for-the...
Guy Fawkes, Guy
Stick him up on high,
Hang him on a lamp post
And there let him die.
Guy,Guy,Guy,
Poke Him in the eye,
Put him on the fire
And there let him die
Burn his body from his head
Then you'll say
Guy Fawkes is dead
Hip, Hip, Hooray!
Repeating pattern - Our Daily Challenge
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This little photo shoot with my teaspoons was one of those times when an idea popped into my head... and I managed to then get the image in my head onto my SD card in my camera.
A rare occurrence but feels good when it happens :)
Anežka celebrates the third birthday
Nikon D80, Nikkor 50/1.8, ISO 200, f/3,2, 1/60, 50mm
Thank you all for faves and comments
A lineup of 20 cameras. Deluxe Model 250's - Rechargeable and capable of utilizing electronic flash.
Comes in a Limited Edition collectors box: flic.kr/p/8JnsrG
and the complete package here: flic.kr/p/8NuqwT
Through it's repeating arches running along the north bank of the Arno River, sunlight passes underneath the Vasari Corridor to illuminate the alleyway known as Lungarno dei Archibusier - The Corridor is an amazing kilometer-long elevated and enclosed hallway starting at the Uffizi Gallery / Palazzo Vecchio, running east to west along the bank of the river, crossing the river atop the Ponte Vecchio Bridge, snaking southward across the top of several neighborhoods to terminate at Palazzo Pitti. Constructed in only five months in the year 1565 by the Medici in conjunction with a family wedding, the enclosed corridor has undergone several modifications across the centuries. Although not open to the public, the structure houses large art collection displayed along its interior walls... We were struck by the patterns of urban light and shadow along the alleyway, diminishing into the distance. Firenze, Toscana, Italia
On the morning on Sunday November 10th 2024 operation of the Kent Thameside 'Fastrack' services passed from Arriva Kent Thameside to Go-Ahead London.
With the infrastructure not yet in place to allow the Irizar electric vehicles to commence service, Go-Ahead have assembled a temporary fleet of diesel vehicles.
Along with the numerous Go-Ahead London Enviro 200's in the fleet, two duel-doored Wrightbus Eclipse 2's were transferred in from Crawley. What makes these particulary noteworthy is that these two vehicles are effectively an upgraded version of the type which kicked off the Fastrack services in 2006.
Having only just been repainted red, 6003 BN14 CUH which is seen here on Springhead Parkway passing through Springhead Park whilst working Fastrack route B. Tuesday 12th November 2024.
Volvo B7RLE - Wright Eclipse 2 (Ex-Metrobus Fastway)
Mismo lugar, diferente resultado.
Same place, different result.
Monument to the slaves next to Zanzibar's Christ Church.
© Isabella Valenza. Do not use or reproduce anywhere without my permission.
Explore! ~ April 23, 2011 ~ #480
THANK YOU!
Happy Good Saturday!
Thanks to my Mom for the beautiful flowers in her yard, and to pareeerica for both great textures!