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One last one from the short Talon series...
Nikon D90
Sigma 50mm f/1.4
1 - SB800 camera left held by Heather
Processed in LR2 & CS4
Toward the end of my relaxed Sunday tour to Aberdyfi and back. A different view to others I've taken. Clearer & sunnier too.
Model - Tal Mahin
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: Nikon 50mm 1.8
Post: LightRoom 3 and PS5
Lighting: One SoftLighter on top with 2 brand new DIY strip lights on both sides.
One silver reflector below
Support: Udi Tirosh,
This room was dedicated to the Protestant branch of the Hohenzollern family which used to rule the German Empire in Berlin.
It was the princely castle and seat of government for the Princes of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. The castle was rebuilt following a fire in 1893, and only the towers of the earlier medieval fortress remain.
During the closing months of World War II, Schloss Sigmaringen was briefly the seat of the Vichy French Government after France was liberated by the Allies.
Yesterday I was feeling a bit lethargic so didn't stray too far...
As my girlfriend lives on the side of Garreg Fawr, a small rocky peak which stands above Llanfairfechan I decided to have a wander up there and was really taken with this fantastic walking area.
I'll be exploring this place thoroughly in the coming months and also look forward to walking home to Capel Curig from here, taking in the high Carneddau on my way.
Vandaag op 04-05-2021 werden een 6 tal SGM bakken vanaf de Houtrakpolder naar sloper HKS in Amsterdam gebracht, Zoals vanouds reed KLOMP Transport de bakken weer naar de laatste rustplaats. Hier staat de vrachtwagen van KLOMP met daarop de Bk2 van de 2991 te wachten tot hij de poort van HKS in mag rijden waar de SGM bak de komende week in stukken geknipt zal worden.
Das Langtauferer Tal mündet bei Graun in den Vinschgau. Am Talende befinden sich die Gletscher der Ötztaler Alpen mit der Weißkugel (3.739 m) und der Weißsee-Spitze (3.526 m). Unterhalb des Langtauferer Ferners liegt auf 2.544 m die Weißkugelhütte. Gespeist vom Wasser des Gletschergebiets fließt der Karlinbach durch das Tal und mündet bei Graun in den Reschensee. Das höhenmäßig tiefste Gehöft von Langtaufers liegt auf 1.500 m, der höchstgelegene ganzjährig bewohnte Ort in Langtaufers ist der Weiler Melag auf 1.915 m. Der Norden des Tals wird von der Grenze nach Nordtirol begrenzt.
Das Langtauferer Tal gilt als eines der ursprünglichsten Täler der Alpen und zeigt auch heute noch eine weitgehend unversehrte bergbäuerliche Kulturlandschaft. Von Melag, der hintersten Siedlung im Tal, eröffnet sich ein beeindruckender Blick in die Gletscherwelt der Weißkugel.
Angrenzende Fraktionen, Orte, Täler sind Graun, St. Valentin auf der Haide, Reschen, Matsch, Planeil, Schnalstal und das Kaunertal.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
" que é que eu vou fazer
Com essa tal liberdade
Se estou na solidão
Pensando em você
Eu nunca imaginei
Sentir tanta saudade
Meu coração não sabe
Como te esquecer
Eu andei errado, eu pisei na bola
Troquei quem mais amava por uma ilusão
Mas a gente aprende, a vida é uma escola
Não é assim que acaba uma grande paixão
Quero te abraçar, quero te beijar
Te desejo noite e dia
Quero me prender todo em você
Você é tudo o que eu queria
O que que eu vou fazer
Com esse fim de tarde
Pra onde quer que eu olhe
Lembro de você
Não sei se fico aqui
Ou mudo de cidade
Sinceramente, amor,
Não sei o que fazer
Eu andei errado, eu pisei na bola
Achei que era melhor cantar outra canção
Mas a gente aprende, a vida é uma escola
Eu troco a liberdade pelo teu perdão
Quero te abraçar, quero te beijar
Te desejo noite e dia
Quero me prender todo em você
Você é tudo o que eu queria"
Chandra Taal (meaning the Lake of the Moon), or Chandra Tal, is situated at an altitude of about 4,300 metres (14,100 ft) in the Himalayas.[1] Mountains of scree overlook the lake on one side, and a magnificent cirque presents a view on the other. The name of the lake originates from its crescent shape. Situated in the Spiti part of the Lahul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh (India),[1] Chandra Taal is a popular destination for trekkers and campers. The lake is accessible on foot from Batal as well as from Kunzum Pass from late May to early October. There is also a motorable road from Batal which is 14 km (8.7 mi) away from Chandra Taal. The road from Kunzum Pass is accessible only on foot, and it is about 8 km (5.0 mi) from Chandra Taal. Suraj Tal is also accessible Chandra Taal, 30 km (19 mi) away. Vast meadows on the banks of the lake are the camping sites. During springtime, these meadows are carpeted with hundreds of kinds of wildflowers.
The lake is situated on the Samudra Tapu plateau, which overlooks the Chandra River.
This picture is a combination of 7 individual shots stitched together to create a panoramic view
''Eu procuro por mim,tal qual o artesão procura sua arte escondida nos excessos da matéria bruta de seu mármore.''
Padre Fábio de Melo
Agradeço a todos os comentários!
Das Bild zeigt links die Ponti dei Salti in dem Ort Lavertezzo im schönen Verzasca-Tal. In diesem Fluss Verzasca zu Baden gehört mit zu den schönst-möglichen Badevergnügen, die man erleben kann.
Italien / Piemont - Cannobio
Cannobio is a town and comune on the river Cannobino and the shore of Lago Maggiore in Piedmont, Italy.
History
The local inhabitants probably became subject to Roman rule by the time of the emperor Augustus. Sarcophagi from the 2nd–3rd century CE have been found and conserved in the "Palazzo della Ragione".
The first documented mention of Cannobio dates to 909. During medieval times, the town became a center for wool and tanning industries, as well as the lumber trade. Cannobio was named as a village by 1207, and was granted administrative autonomy. The Palazzo della Ragione was constructed by 1291 under the government of the podestà Ugolino da Mandello.
Cannobio was assigned to the archdiocese of Milan and from 1817 was under the authority of the bishop of Novara. Its "pieve" comprised the areas of Cannobina, Cannero, Brissago and several areas on the eastern side of the lake. The church of St. Vittore, already present in 1076, and with a bell tower from the 13th century, was completely rebuilt between 1733 and 1749. Autonomous rule for the community of Cannobio and its valley came about in 1342, with the spontaneous submission to Luchino and Giovanni Visconti, lords of Milan. From then on, its administration remained closely connected to that of the Duchy of Milan.
In 1522 a painting of the Virgin Mary allegedly started bleeding. Shortly after this apparition, a plague swept through the area devastating lakeside and valley towns and villages, but leaving Cannobio relatively unscathed. Religious minds linked these two events and Cardinal Charles Borromeo ordered a chapel to be built to hold the painting which is still there today.
The economy went through a renewal in the 15th and 16th centuries. The built-up area spread from the original nucleus (the village) down towards the lake. Large residences were built including the Omacini and Pironi palaces.
During the Risorgimento the town repelled an Austrian attack from the lake (27–28 May 1859) and was visited by Giuseppe Garibaldi in 1862. The opening of the lakeside road to the Swiss border in 1863 created favorable conditions for the arrival of factories, including silk mills.
In 1927 the territory of the comune of Cannobio was extended to incorporate some small villages in the vicinity (Traffiume, Sant’Agata, San Bartolomeo). During the Second World War the people of Cannobio rose up against the Nazi and fascist regime, from 2 to 9 September 1944, and proclaimed the Republic of the Ossola. Since the end of the war the community has undergone further changes. From 1995 the town has come within the Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola.
Main sights
The large lakefront piazza named after King Victor Emmanuel III was given a major refurbishment when in the winter of 2003–04 it was completely relaid in cobblestones and granite slabs. Also added was of a set of wide flagstone steps down to the lake, where people may sit and watch the lake steamers come and go from the landing stages nearby, and the sailing boats and wind-surfers skimming across the lake.
Some of the buildings both on the lakefront and further back in the old part of town date back over 600 years, from when Cannobio was a renowned smuggling town, and most of these have been restored in fine style.
From one, Giuseppe Garibaldi addressed the people of Cannobio in 1859, and on another stands a plaque celebrating an important event in Cannobio in 1627. Each building is painted a different colour, creating a traditional Italian port scene. To one side of the Piazza is Cannobio’s old harbour, which houses the sailing, rowing and speedboats belonging to the locals.
The Santuario della Pietà church commemorates the events of 1522, when a painting of the Virgin Mary was believed to have bled. With its open dome it stands by the lakeside. The painting itself is now housed in another church in the town, and though it is not removed itself, a "Sacra Costa", representing the painting, is processed through the streets on 7 January every year.
Cannobio has its own "Lido" at the north end of town with a large sandy beach. The beach has a European Union Blue Flag for its cleanliness and facilities.
(Wikipedia)
Cannobio (nicht zu verwechseln mit Canobbio in der Schweiz) ist eine italienische Gemeinde in der Provinz Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (VB) in der Region Piemont und ist Träger der Bandiera Arancione des TCI.
Geographie
Die Gemeinde liegt am westlichen Ufer des Lago Maggiore und ist die erste größere Ortschaft nach der Grenze zur Schweiz in Piaggio Valmara. Cannobio liegt auf dem Schwemmkegel des Flüsschens Cannobino, im Hinterland dehnt sich das Valle Cannobina aus.
Die Gemeinde umfasst eine Fläche von 52,53 km². Zu Cannobio gehören die Fraktionen Campeglio, Carmine Superiore, Carmine Inferiore, Cinzago, Formine, Marchile, Piaggio Valmara, Pianoni, Ronco, Sant’Agata, San Bartolomeo Valmara, Socraggio, Socragno und Traffiume.
Geschichte
Cannobio war vermutlich schon in vorrömischer Zeit besiedelt. Der Name geht zurück auf das römische Canobinum. Zur Römerzeit galt der Ort wegen seiner günstigen Lage als bedeutendes strategisches und wirtschaftliches Zentrum.
929 beherbergte die Ortschaft einen Königshof (curtis regia). Die Anlage wurde später den Erzbischöfen von Mailand unterstellt. 1207 erhielt Cannobio den Titel eines Borgo.
Im 12. Jahrhundert wurde die Stadt eine freie Kommune, bis sie sich 1342 freiwillig der Familie Visconti unterwarf, deren Herrschaft 1441 als Lehensherrschaft an Vitaliano Borromeo überging. Von dieser Epoche zeugen bis heute die zwischen dem 14. und 19. Jahrhundert erbauten Paläste.
Sehenswürdigkeiten
Cannobio besitzt einen historischen Stadtkern und ist ein beliebtes Ausflugsziel.
Die Pfarrkirche San Vittore mit romanischem Turm wurde im 17. Jahrhundert erbaut, die Eingangsfassade stammt aus dem Jahr 1842. Sie beherbergt eine Orgel von Luigi Maroni Biroldi aus Varese aus dem Jahr 1837.
Die Wallfahrtskirche Santissima Pietà wurde 1575–1614 erbaut, dann 1583 von Sankt Karl Borromäus nach einem Entwurf von Pietro Beretta aus Brissago TI wieder aufgebaut. Die Fassade ist das Ergebnis einer Rekonstruktion von Febo Bottini von 1909. Das Innere besteht aus einem einzigen Schiff mit einer üppigen barocken Dekoration. Über dem Altar befindet sich ein wertvolles Altarbild Aufstieg zum Kalvarienberg von Gaudenzio Ferrari und Giovan Battista della Cerva.
Das Oratorium Santa Marta wurde 1581 erbaut und zeigt über dem Hochaltar das Gemälde Madonna col Bambino des Malers Camillo Procaccini (* 3. März 1561 in Parma; † 21. August 1629 in Mailand).
Der Palazzo della Ragione, genannt Parrasio, wurde zwischen 1291 und 1294 vom Podestà Ugolino Mandello erbaut und im Laufe des 17. Jahrhunderts umgebaut.
Der städtische Turm in romanischer Bauweise stammt aus dem 12. Jahrhundert. Es ist aus Stein gebaut und ist eigentlich der Glockenturm der alten Kirche San Vittore.
Die Rocca Vitaliana ist als die Burgen von Cannero bekannt. Auf den Felseninseln, die aus dem Wasser des Sees hervorgehen, kann man die Ruinen alter Festungsanlagen sehen. Sie wurden zwischen dem 11. und 12. Jahrhundert gebaut.
Uferpromenade
Markt an der Promenade (sonntags)
Hängebrücke Ponte ballerino (Tänzerbrücke) über den Fluss Cannobino.
Lido Cannobio, ein sehr schöner öffentlicher Badestrand mit Liegewiese
In der Umgebung:
Tal und Schlucht des Gießbaches Cannobino
Kirche Sant’Anna erbaut 1638 hoch über der Schlucht des Cannobino
Kirche Sant’Agata mit Aussicht auf den Lago Maggiore
Mineralwasserquelle Fonte Carlina
Mittelalterliches Dorf Carmine Superiore
Regelmäßige Veranstaltungen
Jedes Jahr am Vorabend des 8. Januar findet in Cannobio das Fest der Allerheiligsten Pietà mit einer eindrucksvollen Lichterprozession statt.
(Wikipedia)
Un macho dominante de rebeco persiguiendo a otro por un nevero.
Entre las adaptaciones evolutivas en el plano morfológico, tienen la capacidad de abrir las pezuñas unidas por una membrana para ampliar la superficie de contacto sobre las superficies blandas, como la nieve blanda.
Recorte de un 39% sobre el fotograma original.
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 531/2 (1937)
Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar 10,5 cm f4.5
Film: Ilford XP2 super
Just fooling around with different lighting at the studio...
B1600 camera right into umbrella
B800 behind left for rim light
B800 with Blue Gel at background
Fired with Pocket Wizards
Vom Fuße des Hohenstaufens aus aufgenommen: Ausläufer der Schwäbischen Alb und Ottenbacher Tal.
Der erste Tag im Januar 2018 ohne Regen, leider auch ohne Schnee.
Januar 2018
Panorama created in Lightroom from eight portrait photographs taken on a EOS 5D III + EF300mm f2.8L IS II
Suraj Tal Lake also called Surya taal, is 8 km long, a sacred body of water, means the Lake of the Sun God, and lies just below the Bara-lacha-la pass (4,890m) in the Lahaul and Spiti valley of Himachal Pradesh state in India and is the third highest lake in India, and the 21st-highest in the world. It is 65 km from Keylong, the district headquarters of the Lahaul Spiti district.
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