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I have no idea what kind of moth or butterfly this is -maybe someone out there can help me. The one thing I do know is that God makes so many gorgeous little creatures and since I have become involved with Flickr - I see so many everyday. Hope all of you have a wonderful Thursday :) ! ~
This window in a house in Pittsburgh, a legacy of construction in a different time, struck me. Such a beautiful piece.
White Bus
Alexander Dennis Enviro200 MMC
64 - YY69TLV
Seen on service 446 at Staines Bus Station.
Staines Bus Station is typically awful for bus photographs, with the sun in the wrong place. However, it turns out that the sun is spot on first thing in the morning (this was around 0830), so here is 64 enjoying the sunshine at Staines.
Shot taken just over a week ago on my little outing around Liverpool area. This is one of the sculptures at so often photographed Anthony Gormleys "Another place". This was 501 second exposure at f8, ISO 100. Thank you all for you recent faves and comments the all are really greatly appreciated.
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I tried to sum up the stained glass solutions I used in the past.
Left: nine Cheese, one 1x2 tile, two 1x1 Brick(or six 1x1 plates), two 1x2 plates
Middle Left: three Cheese, one 1x2 tile, one 1x2 plate
Middle right: four Cheese, one 1x1 brick (or three 1x1 plate), one 1xX plate
Right: two Cheese, one 1x1 Brick(or three 1x1 plates)
Use plates, to get an even more stained glass effect.
Of course, all the windows are slightly stressed. But it's in a takeable area, I never had any issues. Use on your own risk ;))...
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A very travel stained Colas 70803 stands at Carlisle working LD from the Port of Workington to Irvine Caladonian paper. The Network Rail test train stands in B sidings with HST power cars 43257 leading and 43277 on the rear. DRS 57307 is just in view on the wall sidings
Stained glass window in Dunfermline Abbey, Scotland.
The secret language of Angels - Lisa Gerrard -
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Having caught the bus to Cheriton, we were very pleasantly surprised that St Michael and All Angels was open and we could go in and look at the windows.
All Hallows Staining (meaning 'stone') is the tower left from a church dating c. 1320 hidden amongst taller 20th century office buildings in the Square Mile.
On other subjects and scenes this kind of processing could be somewhat 'kitschy', but I thought it was appropriate here?
In the Cimetière du Montparnasse, Paris
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Coventry Cathedral 1962
A tiny snapshot of a giant work of art that is part of the cathedral.
The artist John Piper was asked to design the stained glass. His view was that with 198 small areas of window to fill, the glass needed dazzling colour and an abstract pattern to create unity.
Working with glassmaker Patrick Reyntiens, he created the window from thousands of differently-sized pieces of glass to visually vary the space and rest the eye.