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Taken With Sony A700, & Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar 16-80mm f/3.5-4.5 lens
Taken at 80mm, f/8, 1/100sec., ISO 400
Seen by an old Trioplan lens
Macro. This flower was found in the botanical garden of the University of Hohenheim nearby the City of Stuttgart in Germany. Natural light. Late afternoon shot.
Sony A7II (ILCE-7M2) with e-mount adapted lens Trioplan 1:2.9/50 Meyer-Optik Görlitz - round about 60 years old - Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. Uncompressed raw. ISO 100. f/8. 1/50s. Extension tubes for macro usage. Manual mode. No tripod. Handheld.
If you are interested in an image with this camera/lens combination ... here it is --> Sony A7II - Trioplan 1:2.9/50 V Meyer-Optik Görlitz
Feel free to visit my albums. All my old lenses can be found there.
Further stabilized the corner panels. See Rebrickable page for Lego Digital Designer file for download and parts list.
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Presumably instantly reconisable to most of you, albeit auguably for the wrong reasons, the Leaning Tower of Pisa really does lean this much (well, maybe a little bit less actaully but a photo never lies does it......).
My attempt at a selfie is an alternative to taking a photo like everyone does attempting to push the tower over. Maybe with a hint of Michelangelo's 'Creation of Adam'.......
More photos from Tuscany here : www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/albums/72157714689304067
From Wikipedia "The Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italian: Torre pendente di Pisa) or simply the Tower of Pisa (Torre di Pisa) is the campanile, or freestanding bell tower, of the cathedral of the Italian city of Pisa, known worldwide for its nearly four-degree lean, the result of an unstable foundation. The tower is situated behind the Pisa Cathedral and is the third-oldest structure in the city's Cathedral Square (Piazza del Duomo), after the cathedral and the Pisa Baptistry.
The height of the tower is 55.86 metres (183.27 feet) from the ground on the low side and 56.67 metres (185.93 feet) on the high side. The width of the walls at the base is 2.44 m (8 ft 0.06 in). Its weight is estimated at 14,500 metric tons (16,000 short tons). The tower has 296 or 294 steps; the seventh floor has two fewer steps on the north-facing staircase.
The tower began to lean during construction in the 12th century, due to soft ground which could not properly support the structure's weight, and it worsened through the completion of construction in the 14th century. By 1990 the tilt had reached 5.5 degrees. The structure was stabilized by remedial work between 1993 and 2001, which reduced the tilt to 3.97 degrees."
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Seen by an old Trioplan lens
Macro. This flower was found in the botanical garden of the University of Hohenheim nearby the City of Stuttgart in Germany. Natural light. Late afternoon shot.
Sony A7II (ILCE-7M2) with e-mount adapted lens Trioplan 1:2.9/50 Meyer-Optik Görlitz - round about 60 years old - Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. Uncompressed raw. ISO 100. f/8. 1/20s. Extension tubes for macro usage. Manual mode. No tripod. Handheld.
If you are interested in an image with this camera/lens combination ... here it is --> Sony A7II - Trioplan 1:2.9/50 V Meyer-Optik Görlitz
Feel free to visit my albums. All my old lenses can be found there.
Taking photographs of a local colony of Rabbits has become a bit of a passion recently. There are around 100 Rabbits that run around and feed on a local field that is surrounded by thick bushes, as soon as you step foot on the field they all run for cover so photographing them has become a game of stealth!
To take this photo i had to climb quite a big fence which got a passer by quite concerned but they were ok when i said I'm just taking photos! After that i could approach the field from an angle where i didn't scare too many Rabbits off, i then lay down flat and waited for them to come out of hiding.
The above photo was taken with the Rabbits about 5 metres away from me, i've found the canon 55-250mm great for taking these photos, even though i've got a Sigma 70-300, the image stabilization on the canon lens more than makes up for a bit more zoom.
I can see me going back to this field a lot over the summer, I love the character of the Rabbits and i think there are some good opportunities for better light just before sunset.
The 20-acre Lake is the largest of Central Park's naturalistic water bodies.
Park designers Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux created the Lake from a former swamp, for boating in the summer and ice-skating in the winter. In 2012 the Central Park Conservancy completed the comprehensive restoration of the Lake and its surrounding landscapes. With the water's edge having slowly crumbled and eroded through the years, the Conservancy set out in 2006 to stabilize its shoreline. The team excavated and removed excess sediments, then reconstructed the shoreline with rustic boulders on a stabilized gravel base. Using coir logs, created from the binding of coconut fibers with biodegradable netting, the Conservancy reconstructed the vast shoreline Staked at the base of the slope where the normal water level meets the shoreline, the logs serve to protect the Lake's edge from erosion until plants can become established. The coir logs are a sustainable solution to the Lake's restoration, and one that's helping preserve the beauty of its lush landscapes and the health of its wildlife habitat.
They are starting to open in the detention basin along Route 9 (Worcester Road) in Framingham, MA. Beautiful light after the morning deluge.
Nelumbo nucifera - “also known as Indian lotus, sacred lotus, bean of India, Egyptian bean or simply lotus, is one of two extant species of aquatic plant in the family Nelumbonaceae.”
THE CHORLEY FLYING ARCHES ARE 16 FLYING BUTTRESS ARCHES BUILT IN 1841 ON THE BOLTON & PRESTON RAILWAY (OPENED IN 1843) A MILE AND A HALF NORTHWEST OF CHORLEY STATION IN LANCASHIRE. THESE RARE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES WERE USED TO BRACE THE HIGH RETAINING WALLS ON EITHER SIDE OF THE CUT. SCOTTISH CIVIL ENGINEER ALEXANDER JAMES ADIE, RESIDENT ENGINEER OF THE BOLTON & PRESTON RAILWAY, FEARED THE HEAVY CLAY SOIL BEHIND THE WALLS WOULD EVENTUALLY COLLAPSE THEM INWARDS ONTO THE TRACK, SO HE BUILT MASONRY ARCHES CONNECTING TO THE WALLS AT THE 11-FOOT MARK (THE ARCHES RISE TO 15 FEET AT THE CENTER POINT). LIKE THEIR NAMESAKES ON GOTHIC CHURCHES, THE FLYING ARCHES STRENGTHENED WALLS UNDER PRESSURE WITHOUT ADDING BULK. THEY WERE SLENDER AND ELEGANT, THE THICKNESS OF A SINGLE STONE LESS THAN A FOOT WIDE ACROSS AT THE CENTRE.
THE CHORLEY ARCHES WERE THE FIRST OF THEIR KIND AND TODAY THEY’RE ONE OF ONLY TWO EXAMPLES REMAINING IN ENGLAND. THE OTHERS WERE LOST TO MODERNIZATION, AND THESE COULD HAVE SUCCUMBED TO A SIMILAR FATE HAD ENGLISH HERITAGE AND NETWORK RAIL NOT COME TOGETHER TO SAVE THEM. IN 2008, THE CHORLEY TRACK WAS IN DIRE NEED OF STABILIZATION AS DRAINAGE PROBLEMS HAD FORCED TRAINS THAT CAN RUN 145 MILES PER HOUR TO SLOW WAY DOWN TO A MAXIMUM SPEED OF 20 MPH. TO PROPERLY INSTALL NEW DRAINS, THE ARCHES HAD TO BE TAKEN DOWN. STEEL ARCHES WERE WEDGED BETWEEN THE WALLS FIRST, THEN THE VICTORIAN MASONRY ARCHES WERE REMOVED INTACT AND TAKEN TO A SECURE STORAGE SITE.
THE ORIGINAL PLAN WAS TO REINSTALL THEM WITHIN THREE YEARS, BUT IN 2009 A NEW PROJECT TO ELECTRIFY THE LINE WAS ANNOUNCED. ELECTRIC TRAINS REQUIRE OVERHEAD WIRES TO POWER THEM, AND 173-YEAR-OLD MASONRY ARCHES WERE BOUND TO GET IN THE WAY. ENGINEERS CAME UP WITH A SOLUTION, HOWEVER, THAT PRESERVED THE ORIGINAL STRUCTURES WHILE BRINGING THEM IN COMPLIANCE WITH MODERN SAFETY AND OPERATION STANDARDS. EACH ARCH WAS DISMANTLED STONE BY STONE AND REBUILT ATOP A CUSTOM STEEL BRACE. THIS ENSURES THEY WON’T BE SHEDDING MASONRY ONTO THE TRAINS BELOW. THE STEEL BRACE WILL ALSO ACCOMMODATE THE OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL LINES.
THE CHORLEY FLYING ARCHES RETURNED HOME AFTER SEVEN YEARS IN STORAGE. THEY WERE PLACED IN A SLIGHTLY HIGHER POSITION TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE ELECTRIFICATION EQUIPMENT, AND NOW THEIR ROLE IS ENTIRELY AESTHETIC. THE STEEL BRACE UNDERNEATH THEM WILL DO THE WORK OF STOPPING THE RETAINING WALL FROM FALLING IN ON COMMUTERS.
Germany. In the woods called "Schönbuch" nearby the City of Stuttgart.
SONY A7II (ILCE-7M2) with e-mount adapted old projection lens Leitz COLORPLAN CF 2.5/90. Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. ISO 200. 1/80s. Self made round aperture of about f/4.5 placed in the light beam. Manual mode. The lens (in this case on a Sony a6000) can be seen here --> Colorplan lens.
More photos of this mini sequence with this camera/lens combination can be found here: ---> In The Woods (1) and In The Woods (3).
Feel free to visit my albums. All my old lenses can be found there.
Seen by a vintage Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50 Red T. Enlarge to see details of the bee.
Macro. This busy bee was found in the botanical garden of the University of Hohenheim nearby the City of Stuttgart in Germany. Natural light. Late afternoon shot.
Sony A7II (ILCE-7M2) with e-mount adapted 12-bladed vintage lens Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50, red T coating - built in the years of round about 1952-1955 - in German called "Adlerauge". Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. Uncompressed raw. ISO 100. f/5.6. 1/250s. Focussing helicoid M42/NEX for macro usage. Manual mode. No tripod. Handheld.
If you are interested in an image with this camera/lens combination ... here it is --> Sony A7II - Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50 - Red T - 12 Blades.
Feel free to visit my albums. All my old lenses can be found there.
I am just posting this to show the incredible image stabilization of the OM-D. this is a one second exposure handheld. I don't have steady hands. I challenge any Nikon or Canon or Panasonic with the lens based stabilization to reproduce a one second exposure like this without a tripod or support. I didn't even prop up my arms against my chest. This is just a normal quick snapshot. I even turned the camera sideways.
In 1897, the city began stabilizing and expanding the site for Chicago Avenue Park with landfill. Landscape improvements commenced three years later. It was expanded in 1907 by improving city land just west of the park, and the next year was officially named Lake Shore Playground. An armory was constructed at the west end of the park during World War It. The current fieldhouse on the park's eastern border replaced an older structure in 1963. The armory to the west was demolished in the 1990s, and the Museum of Contemporary Art is now on the site.
Continuing my recovery from back surgery six weeks ago, we walked 7/10ths of a mile to Lake Shore Park and took a lap around the track. I resume physical therapy in two days; now that the pain is gone, this should be an interesting challenge.
This was another handheld shot taken with the Canon 100mm f/2.8L Macro lens with image stabilization. It's not as sharp as it might be with a tripod, but makes up for not carrying one on a long hike.
When canoeing on rough water created by wind with waves hitting the canoe, best to have the paddle in the water to maintain proper motion and reduce rotation that could capsize. But we have a very good canoe that’s pretty stable in the water so we can safely do this!
Dialog on subduction uplift and general information on the subject and shoot, is with the previous image. This angle is rather common along the miles long trail.
Like the previous image, this one was hand held also - love image stabilization technology.
Post: Luminar 2018 & Lightroom 5 for basic set up.
Ottawa city council has ordered city staff to stabilize the historic Somerset House in Centretown and bill the property owner for any work necessary to save the building.
Unanimous endorsement of a motion tabled by Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney on Wednesday means staff will update the built-heritage subcommittee on the state of the red-brick building at Somerset and Bank Streets.
The motion also directed the general manager of planning to work with the chief building official and bylaw chief to “stabilize and secure the retention and conservation of the Somerset House structure,” with costs of any work forwarded to the owner.
Somerset House at 352 Somerset St. W. partially collapsed in 2007, launching years of legal and regulatory sparring between the owner and city hall.
The building, which dates back to 1899 and is the former home of the Duke of Somerset pub, is at a high-profile intersection and has become an eyesore over the past 15 years, especially its chewed-up east-facing side.
The city can’t force a property owner to redevelop a building but it can enforce property standards and heritage conservation.
Once again, Mayor Jim Watson had strong words for the Somerset House property owner.
“This has to be the ugliest blight on our landscape in the entire city,” Watson said, claiming that the property owner “has to be among the top one terrible building owners in all of Ottawa.”
Watson said he hopes the property owner “comes back to city hall and acts as a responsible citizen, and fix his damn building once and for all.”
There has been a years-long war of words between Watson and the property owner, Tony Shahrasebi, with the mayor pushing Shahrasebi to redevelop the property and Shahrasebi defending the work he’s been doing to repair the building.
On Wednesday, Shahrasebi said his workers have repaired mortar and replaced bricks on all three floors. A meeting with Shahrasebi’s engineers was scheduled for Thursday morning to discuss underpinning the building along Somerset Street, he said.
Shahrasebi, whose architect for the Somerset House project is Richard Chmiel, provided a copy of a cultural impact assessment done by Commonwealth Historic Resource Management dated April 3, 2022.
The document includes three options for restoring the building and the heritage elements. The main differences between the options — mostly, a choice between using glass versus more red brick — are concentrated on the Somerset Street side of the three-storey building.
Shahrasebi said he’s pursuing the design option that has more glass.
According to the document, the Somerset and Bank street facades of the building are repairable.
(Source: Ottawa Citizen, 2022-05-11)
One of the oldest buildings in Cardiff Bay, the Pilotage is steeped in history. The Pilotage Office was the administrative building for river pilots operating in the Bristol Channel. It was from here that local pilots would gather their roster for the day and, most importantly, their salary; its origins are imbued with mystery. Nobody really knows why it was built, but it could be the oldest building in the Bay. Its thick stone walls make it definitely distinct from other nearby buildings. The local historian, Professor Neil Sinclair, suggested that it may have been built by the second Marquess of Bute to stabilize the large workhorses who pulled the barges along the Glamorganshire Canal. There is no documentation to prove the construction date. It is shown in the first edition of the OS map (1880), although the Pilotage Office was not named until the 2nd edition in 1900. One of the most distinctive things of this building is the vane of the ship (modern) and the historical compass inserted in the base of the tower below. The compass was produced by W Weichart from Cardiff and indicates the wind direction at quarter points. The wind vane was installed in the 70s. The Pilotage Office building has been transformed into a restaurant. He traded as Woods Brasserie from 1999 to 2015. He is now busy with Bill's Restaurant.
Bill's Cardiff Bay restaurant is in the historic Pilotage Building. Light and airy during the day, warm and cosy at night, it's a lovely space for breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between.
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Uno dei più antichi edifici nella baia di Cardiff, il Pilotage è ricco di storia.
Il Pilotage Office era l'edificio amministrativo per i piloti fluviali che operavano nel Canale di Bristol. Era da qui che i piloti locali avrebbero raccolto il loro roster per il giorno e, cosa più importante, il loro stipendio; le sue origini sono intrise di mistero. Nessuno sa veramente perché è stato costruito, ma potrebbe essere l'edificio più antico della Baia. I suoi spessi muri di pietra lo rendono sicuramente distinto dagli altri edifici vicini.
Lo storico locale, il professor Neil Sinclair, ha suggerito che potrebbe essere stato costruito dal secondo marchese di Bute per stabilizzare i cavalli da lavoro di grandi dimensioni che tiravano le chiatte lungo il canale del Glamorganshire.
Non c'è documentazione per dimostrare la data di costruzione. È mostrato nella prima edizione della mappa OS (1880), sebbene non sia stato nominato The Pilotage Office fino alla 2a edizione nel 1900.
Una delle cose più distintive di questo edificio è la banderuola della nave (moderna) e la bussola storica inserita nella base della torre sottostante. La bussola è stata prodotta da W Weichart di Cardiff e indica la direzione del vento in punti di quarto. La banderuola è stata installata negli anni '70.
L'edificio del Pilotage Office è stato trasformato in un ristorante. Ha commerciato come Woods Brasserie dal 1999 al 2015. Ora è occupato da Bill's Restaurant.
Il ristorante Bill's in Cardiff Bay si trova nello storico Pilotage Building. Leggero e arioso durante il giorno, caldo e accogliente di notte, è uno spazio incantevole per colazione, pranzo, cena e tutto il resto.
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A catamaran is a multi-hulled watercraft featuring two parallel hulls of equal size. It is a geometry-stabilized craft, deriving its stability from its wide beam, rather than from a ballasted keel as with a monohull boat.
Catamarans typically have less hull volume, smaller displacement, and shallower draft than monohulls of comparable length.
The two hulls combined also often have a smaller hydrodynamic resistance than comparable monohulls, requiring less propulsive power from either sails or motors. The catamaran's wider stance on the water can reduce both heeling and wave-induced motion, as compared with a monohull, and can give reduced wakes.
Sailing Catamarans have evolved from the small boats that you see in races on the shoreline into large ocean-going cruisers capable of carrying dozens of people. Catamarans have become increasingly popular because they are faster, more stable and can carry more loads than their monohull counterparts.
Resources: Wikipedia; Deepsailing.com/blog/sailing-a-catamaran
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shot from the university of san francisco - lone mountain, san francisco, california. 6 stitched images.
Seen by a vintage Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50 Red T
Macro. Sony A7II (ILCE-7M2) with e-mount adapted 12-bladed vintage lens Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50, red T coating - built in the years of round about 1952-1955 - in German called "Adlerauge". Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. Uncompressed raw. ISO 200. f/5.6. 1/250s. Focussing helicoid M42/NEX for macro usage. Manual mode. No tripod. Handheld. Late afternoon shot.
If you are interested in an image with this camera/lens combination ... here it is --> Sony A7II - Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 2.8/50 - Red T - 12 Blades.
Feel free to visit my albums. All my old lenses can be found there.
During a series of lane closures on Ten Mile Road near Four Mile Creek, contractor crews will build a more stable access point to the mitigation area. This project, near SR 539, will prepare the area for two highway improvement projects scheduled to happen within the next few years in Whatcom County.
my most interesting work on flickr - 2007-2019
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Latest Edition
Canons PowerShot SX70 HS, der Nachfolger der in die Jahre gekommenen SX60 HS ist mittlerweile (seit 4. Dezember 2018) bei Amazon bestellbar.
Mit der Auslieferung des Superzooms ist unseren Informationen zufolge voraussichtlich ab der dritten Novemberwoche zu rechnen, konkret ab dem 22.11.2018.
Real ab 4. Dezember 2018.
Ultra Weitwinkel und Ultra Superzoom:
Power Zoomer with IBIS
IBIS - In Body Image Stabilisation - a Image Stabilizer (IS) with a 5-axis stabilizer for stills and Video
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The SX70 HS also gets a handy eye sensor to automatically activate the EVF when you raise the camera to your eye, while there's now a useful zoom Switch on the barrel of the lens.
Canon PowerShot SX70 HS is an ideal all-in-one camera.
: • New Features:
: • Zoomwippe Zoom button -
Bedienelement am Griff von Zoomobjektiven zur Wahl des Bildausschnitts. Die Zoomwippe steuert das Objektiv über einen Elektromotor, den so genannten Servomotor, und lässt eine Beeinflussung von Richtung und Geschwindigkeit der Zoomfahrt zu.
zoom lever - zoom rocker - zoom switch - Zoom-Wippe
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: • Zoom Frame Assist Lock function - d.h. Ausschnitt frei wählen nachdem der Fokus mit einem Objekt (z.b. Bergsteiger) verbunden ( Lock function ) wurde.
Framing Assist Lock button
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Introducing the PowerShot SX70 HS
Zoom Framing Assist - Helfer (Assistenz-system) bei der Bildkomposition, inklusive Autofokus Steuerung
Die Zoom-Assistent-Funktion unterstützt während der Aufnahme mit hohem Zoom die Beibehaltung des Bildausschnitts, was ideal für die Aufnahme von schnellen Sportarten oder Wildtieren ist.
A Zoom Framing Assist button on the side of the lens barrel enables quick adjustments of the view angle, which is especially useful during telephoto shooting.
The Zoom Frame Assist Lock function
helps maintain framing when taking super-telephoto images, suitable for capturing fast-moving sports or wildlife.
Featuring cutting-edge technology to produce high-resolution images and 4K Ultra HD Video.
: • smaller and lighter Body and lens System:
Abmessungen und Gewicht :
127 x 90,9 x 116,6 mm; - 608 g
capable of handling all types of shooting scenario, without the need to carry multiple lenses.
- equivalent to a 21-1365mm focal length - Ultra-Wide-Lens
21-1365mm - 2730mm
a wide-angle to super-telephoto focal length range
- The PowerShot SX70 HS’s 65x zoom extends to an impressive 2730mm equivalent focal length with Canon’s ZoomPlus functionality (2.0x converter built in), ideal for capturing distant scenes from afar.
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„Organic Light Emitting Diode“ = OLED
a high-res OLED electronic viewfinder
with high-resolution 2.36-million dot electronic viewfinder
(EVF).
With the addition of a new eye sensor, the camera automatically switches to the EVF display simply by bringing the camera up to the eye.
Organische LEDs (OLED) bieten Ihnen helleres Leuchten, ein wirklich schwarzes Schwarz und geringere Response-Zeiten als herkömmliche LEDs.
Check out our extensive hands-on gallery of photos of the Canon Powershot SX70 HS super-zoom camera.
www.photographyblog.com/reviews/canon_powershot_sx70_hs_r...
: • THE SX70 is the first Canon point-and-shoot camera compatible with the latest RAW format (.CR3).
: • The DIGIC 8 processor enables the PowerShot SX70 HS camera to achieve five stops of IS with dual-sensing image stabilization (IS).
: • The DIGIC 8 processor also powers the cameras 4K Ultra HD Video capabilities, including 4K time-lapse and 4K frame grabs,
so stunning landscapes or special memories can be captured and preserved in the highest of resolutions.
: • 4K frame grabs = • 4K-Videoaufnahmen mit Einzelbild-Extraktion (8MB)
PS - a high speed 120 fps mode is available at Full HD Resolution
: • The autofocus is highly responsive and adaptive, even in low-light.
: • - The camera’s enhanced 20.3MP 1/2.3-type CMOS sensor delivers a 25 per cent increase in resolution,
compared to the Canon PowerShot SX70 HS predecessor, the SX60 HS at 16.1MP, bringing a new level of detail and vividness to images.
: • Together, the sensor and processor
also produce clean image quality and enhanced sensitivity with minimal noise for working in difficult lighting conditions.
: • This sensor upgrade also means that large photo prints look beautiful when taken on the camera, doing justice to precious family memories as they take pride-of-place on the wall.
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Partly reconstructed: ruins complex currently houses Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri and Museo Nazionale Romano, Terme di Diocleziano
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baths_of_Diocletian
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Maria_degli_Angeli_e_dei_Martiri
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UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8
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A7 III + LA-EA4 + Kenko x1.4 TC DGX + Minolta 400 mm F4.5, main levée AF-C.
Beaucoup de vent aujourd'hui, avec le Minolta 400 mm qui n'est pas stabilisé difficile d'avoir une image qui ne soit pas floue, le logiciel Topaz améliore nettement le résultat.
Stabilisée avec Topaz Sharpen A.I.
A lot of wind today, with the 400 mm Minolta which is not stabilized difficult to have an image that is not blurred, the software Topaz significantly improves the result.
Stabilized with Topaz Sharpen A.I.
The town of Toro lies on a plateau above the Duero River about 40 km east of Zamora.
In medieval times Toro had some importance. Ferdinand III of Castile was crowned king in Toro in 1230, his wife Elisabeth of Swabia died here five years later.
The large collegiate church Colegiata de Santa María la Mayor, whose construction began in 1160 under Alfonso VII, but lasted possibly even until the end of the 13th century. During the reign of the Catholic Monarchs, it was elevated to a collegiate church.
The architectural highlight of the church building is the two-story crossing tower (“cimborrio”) with its sixteen-sided floor plan, with four sides being particularly highlighted by round corner towers, which serve both for architectural decoration and for static stabilization. While the corner towers in the lower part hardly have any architectural decoration, the two levels of the central tower with their windows - accompanied by small columns and ending in oriental-looking multi-aisle arches - are designed in exactly the same way.
While the main portal is Gothic (see previous uploads), the north portal is Romanesque. The orchestra of the 24 Elders of the Apocalypse are populating the outer archivolt.
The crisis stabilization unit is in effect an emergency room for psychiatry, frequently dealing with suicidal, violent, or otherwise critical individuals. Laws in many jurisdictions providing for long term involuntary commitment require a commitment order issued by a judge within a short time (after 72 hours, the evaluation period) of the patient's entry to the unit, if the patient does not or is unable to consent
Abandoned 3 mile sanatorium
Stabilizing Improvisations.
أسئلة عملية لاهوتيون الفضائل المذاهب المؤمنه الميتافيزيقيه إجابات المضاربة النبيل يعمل المضي قدما الحجج العلمية العادات تبدأ,
reliquorum notiones philosophiae satis varia scientia circa particularia contemplatur receptionem veri simile est speculativa rationes daemonia ejecimus,
,חוכמה הישועה מתחיל גורם לדבר דעות כבוד פעולות מטפיסיקה הבנה אמיתות ברורות אהבה אלוהית הגבוהה ביותר כבוד
inimigos infundidos ardentes de naysayer princípios subalternados deduziram conclusões conclusivas obras de restauração do conhecimento considerando a realidade,
διάκριση σημάδια έγχυση ηθική λήψη αρχών ανακαλύπτοντας φως διακρίνονται θαύματα υποσχόμενες αρχές αποδέκτες πεποιθήσεις αναγευστικές αισθήσεις μαζί,
理由を掴む神聖な聖典指示を熟考する天使の発見聖人一般的な神学の巧みな幾何学を構築する愛イエス・キリスト神の本質.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Norman by birth, damaged by Scots raiders, inherited by the Cliffords and restored by Lady Anne of that name, fell into its present state a very romantic ruin in a very romantic valley. Recent work done to stabilize the fabric.
Great subject for the enthusiastic photographer.
Nothing to do with Arthurian legend, unless you know differently.
A7R04835_CO_1-stabilize_CO (A7RII Tamron 150-600 @600m ISO50 1/800 F8)
This shot was taken during the first quarter of the Moon. It's not Photoshopped, just a big lucky shot.
At 9pm on May 14th, I prepared myself to shoot de Moon. The day was falling and I tried to find the best setting to keep details on the Moon with this blue sky.
What a surprise on my first attempt when I saw that I had captured a plane just below the Moon.