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Saint-Hubert
Moselle
Lorraine
Grand Est
Elle a été édifiée à partir de 1710.
Desservie jusqu'en 1792 par les moines de l'abbaye cistercienne Notre Dame de Villers-Bettnach à destination de ses visiteurs et des habitants du village, elle fut église paroissiale après la Révolution.
Clocher octogonal remarquable, recouvert de bardeaux de châtaignier.
Actuellement lieu d'exposition et d'animation du patrimoine rural.
Photo prise le 15 février 2022
Remnants of an old grain elevator, now part a cow pasture, on the outskirts of a sleepy Oklahoma town...Have a great fence friday all,60° here Sunday! It's snowing right now so we will see...LOL
This is a collage of 3 photos of the same butterfly as it went from one flower to another.
Made in Pixelmator and with some edits in Snapseed, Photos and Flickr.
Framed in Snapseed.
In various states of resistance to the prevailing gales, these larches are above Ullswater at a spot called Spying How.
Panorama stitched from four camera jpegs then processed in snapseed.
I am only guessing that these are larches. If anyone can identify them accurately please comment!
..and some gorgeous sunset light illuminating Rannerdale Knotts and the Buttermere valley, taken during the last stretch of the descent from Grasmoor via the Lad Hows route.
That's the High Stile ridge in the background, which I hope to be able to do today if the weather clears up as it's forecast to.
The GX9 has some tricks up it's sleeve that the S5 or S5mk2 don't, such as in-camera panorama. It's not a perfect implementation: the resolution could be higher and it doesn't cope well with exposure changes during the pan unless you remember to lock exposure before pressing the shutter button, but it's a great feature to have to capture memories quickly.