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Does anybody understand the reason because I had the very most on my photos in Explore until May and from that day none of my pictures has been included in it?.... none!. I can understand a change of the algorithm, but this is too radical for that... it sounds me bad... But anyway, the number of visits is te same, so many thanks, my friends! Look at this link
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¿Alguien puede explicarme por qué hasta Mayo me entraban casi todas las fotos en el Explore y a partir de esa fecha ninguna ha estado ahí?... ninguna! Puedo entender un cambio en el algoritmo, pero es demasiado radical para ello, suena feo, la verdad... De todos modos, el número de visitas sigue prácticamente igual, muchas gracias a todos los que os pasáis! Mirad este enlace:
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None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot
Sony A900 + Carl Zeiss16-35mm + ND8 + GND8 filter + reverse GND8 filter
Meñakoz, Barrika (Vizcaya/Bizkaia - País Vasco/Euskadi)
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The oldest meteorological station in the world
The Horologion of Andronikos Kyrrhestes , 50 BC
The 12-meter-tall structure has a diameter of about 8 metres and was topped in antiquity by a weathervane-like Triton that indicated the wind direction. Below the frieze depicting the eight wind deities — Boreas (N), Kaikias (NE), Eurus (E), Apeliotes (SE), Notus (S), Lips (SW), Zephyrus (W), and Skiron (NW) — there are eight sundials.
In its interior, there was a water clock (or clepsydra), driven by water coming down from the Acropolis.
Recent research has shown that the considerable height of the tower was motivated by the intention to place the sundials and the wind-vane at a visible height on the Agora, effectively making it an early example of a clocktower
Anyway
I got lost here
I got lost here
Catch me when I fall
Move me when I freeze
This time
Chasing dragons in my sleep
Stop me when I talk
Too much like I always do
Running circles in the street
Your money, or you life
Anyway
I got lost here
Someone fix this game
'Cause no one's making cake here
I'm stealing thunder
From the deed
Anyway
I got lost here
Stop me when I talk
Too much like I always do
Lost
Catch me when I fall
Move me when I freeze
This time
I got lost
In the endless facilities of a former steelworks site.
Dans les immenses installations d'un ancien site sidérurgique.
Le vent y brasse encore la poussière qui tamise les rais de lumière.
Ilford HP5+ 800iso Adonal 1+25 8'
Château de Saissac in southern France, dating from around 958. It has a commanding view over the plains of Carcassonne. A window and great thick walls so a double HWW!
Roman ruin designed by Johann Ferdinand Hetzendorf von Hohenberg and built in 1778 at the Schönbrunn Garden.
Villa San José de Vinchina. La Rioja. Argentina
Las estrellas Capayanes están ubicadas a 2 Km de la localidad de San José de Vinchina, a orillas de Río Desaguadero (el "Vinchina" de los lugareños) al costado izquierdo del camino que conduce a la aldea de Jagüé. Según el historiador Nicolás de la Fuente, es un geoglifo (dibujo sobre la tierra) en forma de estrella de nueve puntas, realizada en canto rodado, en piedra color rojo, blanca y negra, Actualmente se encuentran tres estrellas, de las seis originarias, dos de ellas fueron reconstruidas hace unos años. Se desconoce su utilidad, se cree fueron utilizadas para rituales religiosos. Tradicionalmente se las conoce con el nombre de "Estrellas Diaguitas", hay historiadores que rechazan este nombre ya que sostienen que el pueblo diaguita nunca habitó la región de San José de Vinchina.
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