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I know, this shot is a bit "spicy" but the result is not too bad.
I've worked in Photoshop with a jpeg file and i've used some plugins to give the HDR effect.
a picture of a little herbamate's fan.
Marina di Ravenna, guest of Andrea the Tenia, 2005.
questa si che è una chitarra da spiaggia!
The south island of New Zealand boasts beautiful rainforest like this one in Milford Sound on the Tasman Sea side of the island. The area is among the wettest places in the world.
The Sound Museum
Stand inside of this iconic red phone box and wind the handle on the sound box to hear the voices of local people (some sadly deceased) describing life here in the 1930's & 1940's.
Most of what you hear described took place just yards from this booth.
Photography © Jeremy Sage
There is no video, only audio.
Turn on the speakers and listen to the birds at Nahant Marsh this morning.
I think they were as happy to see the sun as I was.
The nearby railyard was busy so there is background noise. The only bad thing about this park.
Doubtful Sound is de diepste fjord (421m) in het Fiordland National Park aan de Tasmanzee en is één van de meest gewaardeerde toeristische bestemmingen van Nieuw-Zeeland. In vergelijking met het bekendere Milford Sound beslaat Doubtful Sound een groter oppervlak (lengte 40,4 km) en biedt het meer variëteit aan landschappen. Haar relatief mindere bekendheid is merendeels te wijten aan de moeilijker bereikbaarheid: ofwel vanuit de zee met een boot, ofwel vanuit Manapouri met een boot over het Manapourimeer tot aan West Arm en van daaruit met een korte busreis over de afgelegen Wilmot Pass Road naar Deep Cove, het meest oostelijke punt van de sound.
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Peterbilt 359 2D Tract - 1982
mais imagens: grupos/sets Autos & Antigos & Afins
=> www.flickr.com/photos/wilsonhouck/sets/72157644211440668/
mais imagens: google-panoramio => www.panoramio.com/user/5393464
Sounder trains don't normally operate on a Sunday but as there was a game on in Seattle on a Sunday they operated an extra train. Seen coming off the deviation/new line arriving at Tacoma Dome Station.
Some of the saddest words on earth are we don’t have room for you. Jesus knew the sounds of those words. He was still in Mary’s womb when the innkeeper said, “We don’t have room for you.” And when He hung on the cross, wasn’t the message one of utter rejection? We don’t have room for you in this world.
Today Jesus is given the same treatment. He goes from heart to heart, asking if He might enter. Every so often, He’s welcomed. Someone throws open the door of his or her heart and invites Him to stay. And to that person Jesus gives this great promise, “In my Father’s house are many rooms…” (John 14:2). We make room for Him in our hearts. And Jesus makes room for us in His house!
-Max Lucado
Another one of the Aeolus sculpture at Salford Quays,
Designed by Luke Jerram,the stainless steel tubes castch the wind and make wonderful sounds,especially if you stand inside,as the fellow was doing,enjoying the moment :)
Thanks for looking,
Chris.
A solitary Canada goose with its bill tucked for warmth while sitting in the silence of a cold winter's morning on a thin layer of water surrounded by ice. Maple River State Game Area
I'm not walkin' away
I'm just hearin' what you're sayin'
For the first time
Sounds like hallelujah for the first time
For the first time
Singin' hallelujah for the first time
Fall in Portland has been beautiful this year. I want to describe to you the crunch of leaves under my boots, the secret smile that heralds each perfect discovered leaf, the tapestry of autumn colors that stretch up the west hills, the perfect chill of a freezing fog. Today I got to work, dropped my bags off inside the clinic and told my coworkers that I had to step back outside for a moment. They asked me what for, and I told them that I had to smell the air.
And so I did, despite the crazy looks I received.
Oh, and? Listen.