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naughty but nice.....having had a rather strong background in hdr images in the past, I thought it would be interesting to check back and see how my high dynamic images would look today with my current armory of digital manipulation techniques and influences......and I have to say despite the kicking Hdr has endured in the last two or three years, it still appeals to my eye's......very much a cross between a computer game and a photograph......let's call it a wonderful marriage between a camera and a computer, with the best man or bridesmaid as the photographer.
At Walsall Arboretum. These stocks used to be in Walsall high street then were moved to the Arboretum in 1904.
Windy Arbour Stocks on an evening walk. The iPhone 12 Pro Max does very well at night. This was a 3 second exposure - hand held!
The stones in the foreground are parts of a cider press.
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The Stocks Hotel was being spruced up, ready for the start of the holiday season in April.
Listed Building Grade II
List Entry Number : 1164227
Date First Listed : 25 July 1952
The 18th century stocks are near gateway to the churchyard of St John the Baptist's Church, and were restored in 1902. They consist of two stone slabs, with two wooden beams and metal shackles, and have housing for two occupants. Behind is a stone bench carrying an inscription relating to the restoration.
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1164227
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Broughton,_Lancashire
The old part of the town Fredrikstad.
In the middle of the square the stock and statue Frederick II (1 July 1534 – 4 April 1588) was King of Denmark and Norway.
It was a charming place, excluding the stock ;)
I hope you've all been good this year! This is where they used to put the criminals so the people could throw things at them!
Espero que hayais sido buenos este ano. Aqui es donde solian poner a los criminales para que la gente pudiese apedrearlos!
Amazing I got people request for me to teach them stocks everywhere, in the internet, emails, What's App, on the roadside, in the market, in religious organisation, in the bus etc
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Don't know what I've done wrong but Niqui took great delight in putting me in the stocks at Trakai Castle.
Matthiola incana… Stocks
In Dutch: Violier
In French: Giroflée
Duits: Levkoje
Engels: Stock / Gilliflower/ (soort Matthiola)
Spaans: Alheli
Italiaans: Violacciocca
They are doubles, did you know that most double flowers cannot reproduce?
In some double-flowered varieties all of the reproductive organs are converted to petals — as a result, they are sexually sterile and must be propagated through cuttings or fresh seeds from the singles.
Thanks for your time and comments, M, (*_*)
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I don't know why this lovely flower was landed with such a dull, uninspiring name!
Their perfume is delicious - unfortunately I think I'm allergic to them!!
These stocks and imaginative painting on view in the Castle Museum in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, England. Located in the castle grounds
The castle is a stronghold of medieval kings and today beautifully set overlooking the River Nidd
A small museum but worth a visit and if you time it right you get a tour of the hidden tunnel use to bring food in during the seize