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there goes my miracle
Sunrise, sundown
THERE GOES MY MIRACLE is the topic for Saturday, December 14, 2019 Group Our Daily Challenge
This is a further panorama composition merged from 3 single shots made at a beautiful evening at Capanna Margherita.
View goes from Liskamm (left side) over Breithorn, Matterhorn and Dent Blanche up to Dufourspitze at the right side. The messif of Montblanc is visible behind the summti of Liskamm.
This single olive tree was at the edge of this beautiful abandoned farm. The clouds were just coming in over the horizon.
Brobury
Unlike the more complex Dahlia flowers, which have little to offer bees and other pollinators, the single flowered dahlias are perfect for pollinators. With fewer petals bees, butterflies and other insects have easy access to the flowers pollen and nectar. This one seems to have attracted a fly which I didn’t notice when I took the shot.
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"She got blood cold as ice
And a heart made of stone
But she keeps me alive
She's the beast in my bones
She gets everything she wants
When she gets me alone
Like it's nothin'
She got two little horns
And they get me a little bit
She's the fire in the sin
And I burn breathin' her in
Now it's love suicide
And I sell my soul for the high
Truth be told, I don't mind
'Cause her Hell's my paradise
She can crush every hope
Got her heels stompin' down my throat"
Hair: Magika - Melody
Top: Lempika - Outfit #10
Skirt: Lempika - Outfit #9
Viola odorata white flowering form at Malshanger, Hampshire. Along the lanes and around the format Malshanger this form is seen in the hedgerows. Strange a white flower should have the name 'violet'. www.plantlife.org.uk/things_to_do/grow_wild/?ent=266
Every single building along the street is timber-framed (even the one on the very extreme left although it doesn't look it) and dates between the early 15th to early 18th century. All are listed either grade ll, or (rare for small domestic buildings) grade ll*
An amazing surviving streetscape in a small town packed with picturesque old buildings, and Bridge Street has the extra delight that it is the end of town; beyond the cottage in the distance is the long climb of Windmill Hill, lined with fine woodlands or fields.
The Eight Bells Pub on the right has a beautiful interior, with fine beams. At right angles to the street is the earliest part, a stunning medieval great hall with a spectacular open timber roof dating to the early 15th century.
Sadly the Eight Bells is very much laid out for dining with boring matching tables and has little traditional 'pub' space.
Happy "Looking close... on Friday!" with "a single minifigure".
... and thanks a lot for your views, faves and comments! :-)
I am going to post 2 shots from each month of 2024. One from land, and one from the air.
The last EB RoadRailer (NS Train #256) has passed Sloan Station, IL. with the NKP Heritage unit in charge.
Shot on 8-24-24
Fomapan 400, developed in homemade Kodak D-76 (1927), 1+3 dilution
Holga 120N
Printed on 18x18 Fomaspeed Variant Velvet using homemade no name developer
How is your holiday weekend going? We are enjoying long overdue relaxation time. Let me leave you with the morning image of the near by Ukrainian St. Joseph Church shot from a few miles away during the morning golden hour! What do you think?
One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
Model: Gregory Lamouline
Lights: me
Light painting session with Antoine Lespagnard, Lionel Deltour, Aud Bns, Jean-Henri Ozéclat, Antoine Doneux, Gregory Lamouline, marcos schmitz, J0S0K,
Single Form, by Barbara Hepworth.
This sculpture stands in Battersea Park London, on the South shore of the lake, and is a smaller version of the one that stands at the United Nations in New York.
The first cast was made in 1963, and was displayed in an open air sculpture exhibition in Battersea Park.
In October that year, It was was shipped to America. It was donated to the Johns Hopkins University, and displayed in Washington D.C.
A second cast was also made in 1963, and was bought by the London County Council and installed at Battersea Park. (pictured here)
Hepworth doubled the size for a casting that would become the largest bronze artwork ever cast at Morris Singer's London foundry.
It was commissioned for the United Nations building, and was erected in New York in May 1964. This bigger version weighs 5.5 tonnes, and stands 6.4m high.
It has now stood at the United Nations for 60 years.
Pentax K-3 mk lll
SMC Pentax-DA* 50-135mm f2.8 ED [IF] SDM
A few weeks back I spotted some poppies in a small patch , I thought I would have a closer look on my way to work Yesterday . So after negotiating a barbed wire fence I found they were very few and a bit far from the edge of the field, My old 90 - 300 mm lens is a bit long in the tooth now and I don`t really think what I got with it very good, but i`m yet to try editing those shots, but I did find one or two close to me and in this case really happy with what I got , Hope you like it my shot of the day I think.