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It's a magnolia's season here. Full bloom now.
I made a simple slideshow.
36sec, 1080x720px, mp4
(might be a bit heavy)
Madison Mack/ Staff Photographer
Senior Michael Chanlder struggles to free himself from the grasp of Edinboro's Gregor Gillespie during their consolation bout at the NCAA Tournament in St. Louis. Gillespie defeated Chandler 10-2.
Some of the dozens of old slide show films from a school that Roger Stevens gave us many years ago. Just found them in the coal shed all and wondering what to do with them.
Before the fashion show I went to a panel on lolita fashion. I have to admit I was partially just killing time, but it was fairly interesting. They put together a nice slideshow...
This is just a test to see how it looks...
I welcome your feed back..
Let me know if it looks fuzzy or just plan bad on your end..
I know there are some mistakes but I just put it together in a hurry...
Thanks so much...
JK>
made inside the controversy train-inn
View this panorama in the interactive viewer.
(This will open a new window to SPi-V, an interactive panorama viewer created by Aldo and hosted at fieldofview.com. Requires Adobe Shockwave.)
a recent series of photographs taken in the street, here in Sicily ....
una serie recente di scatti fotografici realizzati in strada, qui in Sicilia ....
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Qi Bo's photos on Flickr Hive Mind
www.worldphoto.org/sony-world-photography-awards/winners-...
www.fotografidigitali.it/gallery/2726/opere-italiane-segn...
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I don't share videos often but I thought someone might enjoy this. Made using Animoto which I won’t keep paying for so best I make the most of it now! Have a wonderful day everyone. (I couldn’t write your bedtime song ... well I could but it definitely wouldn’t help you sleep lol).
---- some short stories, collected while walking down the street ...
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---- alcune storie minime, raccolte camminando per la strada ...
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click to activate the icon of slideshow: the small triangle inscribed in the small rectangle, at the top right, in the photostream;
clicca sulla piccola icona per attivare lo slideshow: sulla facciata principale del photostream, in alto a destra c'è un piccolo rettangolo (rappresenta il monitor) con dentro un piccolo triangolo nero;
Qi Bo's photos on Flickr Hive Mind
www.fotografidigitali.it/gallery/2726/opere-italiane-segn...
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I woke to a blue and white, sparkly world yesterday, and took myself off to see it all, in it's virgin state. Here are a few of the photos I took while I was out. If you have time, I hope you enjoy this little walk with me.
All the very best, warmest of wishes for the coming year to all of my friends x.
Statue of Leto (or Latona) with her kids Apollo and Artemis in Versailles. To me, it was just a statue with the crows until my youngest identified the characters to me; she is into the gods right now, or was until her latest hobby. Artemis did not make the frame, but I checked other photos, and she is definitely there.
I'm playing with making semi-regular 1-minute-or-less slideshows titled "A Moment." Here is A Moment of Spring.
A slideshow (from Youtube) of some of my photographs from 2016. I hope you who watch it enjoy the photos almost as much as I enjoyed capturing them. I thank each of you, my Flickr friends for your continued visits, comments and faves, and wish everyone a peaceful, healthy and fruitful 2017.
Lots of fodder for slideshows that’ll never be made because nobody has any shows anymore.
Big Nuts sits at LST&T jct tied into a quad of aged motors
In this slideshow (accompanied by the music of Erik Satie’s Gymnopédie No.1 from 1888), I’ll introduce you to the following photographers:
1. Morton Allport (1830-1878) – One of Tasmania’s earliest photographers.
researchdata.edu.au/morton-allport-photographic-collectio...
2. John Watt Beattie (1859-1930) – whom we met yesterday.
3. Florentine (Florence) Perrin (1884-1952) - Bushwalker, Mountaineer, Botanist, Painter, Photographer
“Florence Perrin was born in Launceston in 1884. She was a keen bushwalker and mountaineer, being the first woman to climb many of the peaks in the Cradle Mountain — Lake St. Clair region. From 1914 to 1917 she climbed Mt Pelion, Mt Achilles, Mt Thetis, Perrin’s Bluff and Mt Ossa. Perrin’s Bluff was named after her.
Florence was almost certainly the first woman in Northern Tasmania to take up snow skiing, being a founding member of the Northern Tasmanian Alpine Club.
Florence’s interests were wide ranging. She was:
A founding member of the Country Women’s Association in Tasmania, donating the land at Low Head for the CWA holiday home. She worked tirelessly for the CWA for many years.
An active member of the Launceston Horticultural Society. Florence’s interest in botany enabled her to collect almost all of the ninety-plus orchids native to Tasmania
Co-author with A. Lucas of Seaweeds of South Australia, which is recognised as a standard work.
Florence was a keen painter, using the medium of water colours to paint all the flowers she collected. Her other interests included rug-making, cooking, cabinet-making and photography. During both world wars Florence worked for the Red Cross and for the Comforts Fund in Launceston.” www.communities.tas.gov.au/csr/information_and_resources/...
4. Frederick Smithies (1885-1979) - Adventurous bushwalker and skier, a fearless climber and fine amateur photographer. Some of his photographs (as you can see on this slide) are spectacular for the risks taken setting them up. www.utas.edu.au/tasmanian-companion/biogs/E000926b.htm
5. H.J. King (1892-1973) – whom we met yesterday.
6. Olegas Truchanas (1923-1972)
7. Peter Dombrovskis (1945-1996) – whom we’ll meet tomorrow.
Un breve slideshow per voi.
A short slideshow for you.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DjBj0AmryA&feature=youtu.be
Copyright © Paolo Prestini 2013. Tutti i diritti riservati. All rights reserved.
Another slideshow! The years keep on flying by. I got many photos from Uppsala this time, as I lived there through autumn for about 3,5 months.
Slideshow 2014
Short slideshow (music with personal permission of the composer John R. Cooler & his orchestra) of my own photos that I took the other day - so the flowers are still "fresh" as fresh as they can be at this time of dry weather conditions. We hope for some rain though...
Just some flowers from our garden to greet you this weekend and to wish you happiness and relaxation for the weekend!
And I want to thank everybody for taking time to smell the flowers, to look at my photos that are to 99% flower shots (can't help it!).
Thanks for taking time to comment and thanks for those who don't get bored and come back to my photostream!
Much appreciated! Blessings on each and all of you!
Bienvenue au Hameau de la Reine, lieu emblématique de la reine Marie-Antoinette qui aime se retirer dans son domaine de Trianon, loin de la Cour de Versailles. En 1783, alors âgée de 27 ans, la Reine commande à l’architecte Richard Mique la construction du Hameau, un village situé autour d’un lac, dans le goût du retour à la nature, alors très en vogue. Ce type de village idyllique se retrouve dans de nombreux parcs des châteaux d’Europe mais l’échelle de celui de Versailles lui confère une renommée unique. Le Hameau se compose alors de dix fabriques, petites maisons à l’aspect rustique, inspirées par des dessins d’architecture du peintre Hubert Robert. Certaines d’entre-elles renferment des décors intérieurs des plus raffinés alors que d’autres sont consacrées à de réelles activités agricoles. Après la Révolution, le Hameau est rénové par Napoléon Ier en 1810. L’empereur en fait cadeau à sa seconde épouse, Marie-Louise d’Autriche, la petite-nièce de Marie-Antoinette !
#chateaudeversailles #hameaudelareine #yvelines #château #château #patrimoine #castle #versailles
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Preghiera in Gennaio (Fabrizio De Andrè)
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loneliness, abandonment, mental depression, disease, diversity, regrets, to live an hard life ... are elements that often end up overlapping each other, in an inescapable condition of life lived with suffering or denial of everything; the portraits inserted in this context have nothing to do with the attempt of the theme about this my series of shots, the portraits have been incorporated to give "color and movement" to the series of photographic sequences - this my series isn't a portfolio.
Lots of fodder for slideshows that’ll never be made because nobody has any shows anymore.
Soo 2500’s heart illuminated by light coming from a porthole. Her fuel filters and right on the rule of thirds, indicating were at the front of the motor. (diesel engines are mounted backwards on the frame)
Short slideshow of me wearing my New leather Skater Skirt from Shein...Patterned Top...Platform Boots...Corset Belt & Leather Gloves...
In this slideshow you get a chance to look around Oura Oura, and take in the natural beauty of its landscape. Behind the cottage is Dry's Bluff, a 1,000 metre climb to the summit (regarded as one of the toughest day walks in Tasmania). The Liffey River runs gently alongside the property.
After my little conversation with Bob Brown I went to find my wife Marjorie who was sketching down by the river bank (you'll see her in this slideshow). As I continued to shoot, Marjorie shared a coffee and conversation with Bob and the others for quite some time.
The music here is by Peter Sculthorpe (1929-2014), Tasmania's greatest composer. Sculthorpe was born in Launceston and composed this piece "Small Town" in 1976. 1976 was the year Bob Brown and friends established The Wilderness Society at this very site. I thought that was appropriate.
The slideshows keep coming, albeit they don't seem to draw major traffic. I guess Flickr is mostly for pictures, so it's understandable. These are, anyway, some of the highlights takes in 2011. I think this was the year when I really began making progress as a photographer.
Slideshow 2011
The slideshows keep coming, albeit they don't seem to draw major traffic. I guess Flickr is mostly for pictures, so it's understandable. These are, anyway, some of the highlights takes in 2012. I think this was the year when I really began taking good photos, partially due to acquiring new lenses and a new tripod.
Slideshow 2012
A slideshow of photos from Dian Lamb's Lookbook catalog published this month is available on my Youtube channel.
The five fashion creations I'm Modeling are already sampled in my Flickr photo stream. So if you liked them - here is more of the same.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojsFojwB6O0
Enjoy!