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The maat in Lisbon at sunrise. This is an amazing architecture in warm sunlight. The Ponte de Abril 25 can be seen in the background.
Seen from Long Lane. One of the older parts of London. The pub used to be frequented by John Betjeman when he lived nearby.
To the right is Cloth Court, where John Betjeman lived; there is a blue plaque denoting his residence.
The building you can see at the end of the alley is St Bartholomew's Church in Cloth Fair. Cloth Fair was where, in medieval times merchants used to gather to buy and sell material during the Bartholomew fair.
More information here: www.british-history.ac.uk/st-barts-records/vol2/pp232-247
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"Rising". 2020 Acrylic and Oil on Canvas - Anna Membrino
"Erin Cluley Gallery Exhibit" viewed at WFMA
Wichita Falls, TX
for my fredagsmys album this scenery shot from behind + wedding ceremony + hope, it is descrete enough + and hope you enjoy!
Up, they jumped,
Winter sprites,
Vernal rising.
DeKalb County (Forrest Hills), Georgia, USA.
7 March 2023.
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Hommage to the movie "Valhalla Rising".
The boy said he was from hell.
Maybe that's where we're going.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQgoGccHJD4
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Stitched pano from Val Grande, Italy. Processed in lightroom.
Castle Rising in Norfolk is an important example of a well preserved Norman keep surrounded by two massive defensive earthworks. It was built from about 1140.
A peak covered in summer's green rises above SkarĂ°shlĂĂ°, a farm on the edge of Eyjafjöll, a mountain area in south Iceland. The cliffs along the coast here are spectacular and this is a good example. If you look closely at the small spire along the top of the ridge you can see a hole in the middle. It is actually a natural arch. Looking at ths photo it is easy to see why the early settlers believed the caves here to be inhabited by elves and trolls.
Clouds were moving in. After a sunny start, we had clouds with some rain on and off during the day.
The sun burning through river mist over an open section of the St. Lawrence. A flock of ducks head for open sky. Barely visible is Barnhart Island, on the American side of the river.
Fanum House Basingstoke. Headquarters of the Automobile Association Once the tallest building between here and America but has now been superseded in that claim by Skyline Plaza in Basingstoke, which is two metres taller. I took the picture at this angle as it appears as a Phoenix rising from its ashes and in effect so it has. The building was supposed to have been demolished in 2017 but the company now owned by Centrica has moved back in. The full story can be found in Wikipedia here. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanum_House
This picture was taken in North Rhine-Westphalia in 2012. It shows a typical conifer forest while sunbeams are breaking through rising fog on a summer morning.
i took some pictures in and on a local parking deck today. as you can see it was a rainy day so the shots from the top of the building (outside) didn't came out very good. luckily there was no rain inside =)
highly recommended large on black
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I showed a sunset at Stonehenge a few weeks ago, mentioning it was my first ever time there. I actually got to the site at 7.00am for the sunrise, planning to stay just a few hours. I got so caught up in the experience I somehow stayed all day until twilight. It's a magical place but so frustrating that you can't get to the stones themselves until the visitor centre opens at 9.00am. I managed to get in first before the crowds arrived, just in time to catch the rising sun striking a lintel. it was fascinating seeing the stones change colour and shapes in different light as the day went on. I'll probably post a few more in the coming weeks.