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When u point the camera directly at the sun one gets vivid results....that was Jamie having a look from the top of Ensign Peak.
Sanket mandal lai lai aabhari ahey for lettin me use you camera :)
“Life is one big road with lots of signs. So when you riding through the ruts, don’t complicate your mind. Flee from hate, mischief and jealousy. Don’t bury your thoughts, put your vision to reality. Wake Up and Live!” ~ Bob Marley
CNW Dash9-44CW No. 8676 leading a westbound Union Pacific intermodal away from North Yard alongside UP Shops. 9 April 1996.
These are all the hotel rooms I slept in 2017.
Each new room I stay in; I photo the room number and then end of year I pull them together into a collage
Centro Visitatori Nord.
A partire dal 1963, due centri visitatori, denominati Centro Visitatori Nord e Centro Visitatori Sud, furono costruiti nella Piazza del Tempio.
Il Centro Visitatori Nord fu costruito per primo e presentava una replica del Christus.
Il Christus si trovava in una stanza chiamata Rotonda, con ampie finestre e un soffitto a cupola dipinto con corpi celesti che dovevano riflettere il cielo del 6 aprile 1830, giorno della fondazione della Chiesa.
I centri visitatori e gli spazi esterni sono gestiti esclusivamente da suore missionarie a tempo pieno e coppie di missionari senior; nessun missionario maschio single è chiamato a prestare servizio nella Piazza del Tempio.
Le suore missionarie che prestano servizio nella Piazza del Tempio provengono da tutto il mondo e parlano abbastanza lingue da soddisfare la maggior parte dei visitatori.
A partire dalle Olimpiadi invernali del 2002 a Salt Lake City, le suore missionarie indossano targhette con le bandiere nazionali del loro paese d'origine, insieme alle targhette con il nome di missionarie.
North Visitors' Center.
Beginning in 1963, two visitors' centers, called the North Visitors' Center and the South Visitors' Center, were constructed on temple square.
The North Visitors' Center was built first and featured a replica of the Christus.
The Christus was in a room called the Rotunda with large windows, and a domed ceiling painted with heavenly bodies meant to reflect the sky on April 6, 1830, the day that the Church was founded.
The visitors' centers and grounds are staffed by full-time sister missionaries and senior missionary couples exclusively; no single male missionaries are called to serve on Temple Square.
The sister missionaries serving on Temple Square are from around the world, speaking enough languages to cater to the majority of visitors.
Beginning with the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, the sister missionaries have been wearing tags with the national flags of their home country along with their missionary name tags.
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This is the backdrop of the Waterford School. It was very very pretty. Too learn more about waterford school, click www.waterfordschool.org/
Bappa mandal lai lai aabhri ahey for the camera :)
Salt Lake City, una via del centro città.
Sul centro/sinistra il Hyatt Regency (alto 99.7 metri e costruito nel 2022).
Salt Lake City, a downtown street.
In the center/left is the Hyatt Regency (99.7 meters tall and built in 2022).
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Salt Lake City, spesso abbreviata in Salt Lake o SLC è la capitale e città più popolosa dello stato statunitense dello Utah.
Con una popolazione di 200 134 abitanti al censimento 2020, che salgono a 1 257 936 nell'area metropolitana, prende il nome dal Gran Lago Salato immediatamente a nord-ovest della città.
La città è stata fondata nel 1847 da Brigham Young, Isaac Morley, George Washington Bradley e molti altri seguaci mormoni, che hanno ampiamente irrigato e coltivato l'arida valle.
Grazie alla sua vicinanza al Grande Lago Salato, la città era originariamente chiamata "Great Salt Lake City", la parola "Great" è stata eliminata dal nome ufficiale nel 1868.
Sebbene Salt Lake City sia ancora sede del quartier generale della Chiesa di Gesù Cristo dei santi degli ultimi giorni, meno della metà degli abitanti di Salt Lake City sono membri della chiesa mormone.
Una via del centro città.
Salt Lake City, often abbreviated to Salt Lake or SLC, is the capital and most populous city in the U.S. state of Utah.
With a population of 200,134 as of the 2020 census, rising to 1,257,936 in the metropolitan area, it takes its name from the Great Salt Lake immediately northwest of the city.
The city was founded in 1847 by Brigham Young, Isaac Morley, George Washington Bradley, and many other Mormon followers, who extensively irrigated and cultivated the arid valley.
Due to its proximity to the Great Salt Lake, the city was originally called "Great Salt Lake City," with the word "Great" being dropped from its official name in 1868.
Although Salt Lake City is still home to the headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, less than half of Salt Lake City's residents are members of the Mormon Church.
A street in downtown.
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Salt Lake City.
Prima dell'insediamento dei mormoni vi abitavano le tribù di nativi americani degli Shoshone, degli Ute e dei Paiute che avevano abitato nella Valle del Lago Salato per migliaia di anni.
Al momento della fondazione di Salt Lake City la valle era all'interno del territorio degli Shoshone del Nord-Ovest, ma era occupata solo stagionalmente.
Il terreno è stato trattato dagli Stati Uniti come di dominio pubblico, non riconoscendo alcun titolo di possesso agli Shoshone.
Una via del centro città.
Salt Lake City.
Before the Mormons settled, the Native American tribes of Shoshone, Ute, and Paiute had inhabited the Salt Lake Valley for thousands of years.
At the time of Salt Lake City's founding, the valley was within the territory of the Northwestern Shoshone, but was only occupied seasonally.
The land was treated by the United States as public domain, with no Shoshone title.
A street in downtown.
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Danielle Hansen models the Tecnica Moon Boots in Salt Lake City Wednesday, February 2, 2011.
This photo was taken with a Rokinon 8 mm lens on a D800. Although the distortion from this lens is not so pronounced when shooting landscapes, the distortion was pretty extreme here. It took a lot of processing to reduce the distortion to the levels seen in this image.
Any suggestions for further reducing the distortion would be appreciated :)
“No, this is not the beginning of a new chapter in my life; this is the beginning of a new book! That first book is already closed, ended, and tossed into the seas; this new book is newly opened, has just begun! Look, it is the first page! And it is a beautiful one!”
― C. JoyBell C
Photographer's Backstory: This is obviously a fisheye shot using a full frame camera with a circular fisheye lens. I planned the shot early one morning when I knew no one would be around in order to shoot straight up at the rotunda dome. I suddenly heard lots of little voices and footsteps as I was setting up the camera and thought "...well, so much for that." After another moment's thought, I figured maybe I could incorporate the elementary school class into the photo and after some discussion with the teacher, they agreed. The phrase "...like herding cats" comes as I remember the setup. Once it was ready to go and everyone was positioned, I set the self timer and got as far out of the shot as possible. Just before the timer went off, the teacher said, "...look up class!" totally altering the face views of the students that I wanted. Another setup was out of the question---like herding cats as I mentioned---so this is the result, a class full of kids with a nice view of them looking up.