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Northern Air Cargo's Boeing 737-232s sandwich a 737-301 on the ramp at ANC. All are former passenger birds converted to cargo. N320 and N321DL were delivered new to Delta Air Lines, While N360WA was originally flown by Piedmont Airlines. 320) has since been withdrawn from service.
🇫🇷 Construit au XVIIè siècle, taillé à même la roche, le monastère dédié à St Basile d'Ostrog est un lieu de rencontre de trois confessions: orthodoxe, islamique et catholique. C'est un lieu de pélerinage réputé pour ses guérisons miraculeuses. L'apparition du monastère blanc au détour de la route est spectaculaire. Il est formé de 2 églises, celle de Sainte-Croix avec ses fresques peintes sur la roche et l'église de la Présentation de la Vierge, toutes deux reliées entre elles par des grottes, des passages étroits et de nombreux escaliers. Croyant ou non, on ne peut que ressentir la paix, la sérénité qui se dégagent de ces lieux.
🇬🇧 Built in the 17th century and carved out of the rock, the monastery dedicated to St Basil of Ostrog is a meeting place for three faiths: Orthodox, Islamic and Catholic. It is a place of pilgrimage renowned for its miraculous healings. The appearance of the white monastery at the bend in the road is spectacular. It is made up of 2 churches, that of Sainte-Croix with its frescoes painted on the rock and the church of the Presentation of the Virgin, both linked by caves, narrow passages and numerous staircases. Believers or not, you can't help but feel the peace and serenity that emanate from these places.
🇩🇪 Das im 17. Jahrhundert erbaute und in den Fels gehauene Kloster, das dem Heiligen Basilius von Ostrog gewidmet ist, ist ein Ort, an dem sich drei Glaubensrichtungen treffen: die orthodoxe, die islamische und die katholische. Es ist ein Pilgerort, der für seine Wunderheilungen bekannt ist. Das weiße Kloster erscheint spektakulär, wenn man von der Straße abbiegt. Es besteht aus zwei Kirchen, der Kirche des Heiligen Kreuzes mit ihren auf den Felsen gemalten Fresken und der Kirche der Darstellung der Jungfrau Maria, die beide durch Höhlen, enge Durchgänge und zahlreiche Treppen miteinander verbunden sind. Ob gläubig oder nicht, man kann nicht umhin, den Frieden und die Gelassenheit zu spüren, die diese Orte ausstrahlen.
🇮🇹 Costruito nel XVII secolo e scavato nella roccia, il monastero dedicato a San Basilio di Ostrog è un luogo di incontro di tre fedi: ortodossa, islamica e cattolica. È un luogo di pellegrinaggio rinomato per le sue guarigioni miracolose. L'aspetto del monastero bianco alla curva della strada è spettacolare. È composto da due chiese, quella di Sainte-Croix con i suoi affreschi dipinti sulla roccia e la chiesa della Presentazione della Vergine, entrambe collegate da grotte, stretti passaggi e numerose scale. Credenti o meno, non si può fare a meno di sentire la pace e la serenità che emanano questi luoghi.
🇪🇸 Construido en el siglo XVII y excavado en la roca, el monasterio dedicado a San Basilio de Ostrog es lugar de encuentro de tres confesiones: ortodoxa, islámica y católica. Es un lugar de peregrinación famoso por sus curaciones milagrosas. El aspecto del monasterio blanco en la curva de la carretera es espectacular. Se compone de 2 iglesias, la de Sainte-Croix con sus frescos pintados en la roca y la iglesia de la Presentación de la Virgen, ambas unidas por grutas, estrechos pasadizos y numerosas escaleras. Creyentes o no, es imposible no sentir la paz y la serenidad que emanan de estos lugares.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II + M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO
This is a direct scan of a photograph I came across last week - taken December 1986 in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, here in Australia.
The photo is taken as is, and no modern filters or adjustments have been applied. I like the retro-feel this 36 year old image has.
These rock formations are made of sandstone, like the walls of the surrounding Jamison Valley. The three formations were created by wind and rain which is constantly sculpting the soft sandstone of the Blue Mountains. The Three Sisters can be seen from Echo Point lookout.
A commonly told legend of Our First Nations people tells the tale of three sisters 'Meehni', 'Wimlah' and Gunnedoo'. These three girls were part of the Katoomba tribe. All three fell in love with men from the Nepean tribe; however laws forbade the girls from following their desires and marrying outside their own people. A major tribal battle ensued, and the sisters were turned to stone by an elder to protect them.
The site has UNESCO world heritage listing.
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I didn't like the colour version. And I didn't like the B&W version. So this is a fusion of both. And I'm not really sure if I like that either. Give me a red tractor any day.
I had decided the night before that I would go for a quick walk with the dog early in the morning before there was any risk of my wife being let out of hospital. The weather forecast told me it might be bright early in the morning. And it was, but the snow was a complete surprise, as it must have been for the council too. For they hadn't bothered to grit the roads and I was glad my intended destination didn't mean I had to go all the way over the top to Buxton. So it was a surprise to find a thin covering of snow down at the Three Shire Heads waterfalls and pack horse bridges. And then it was another surprise once I had climbed back out from the valley to get a message from my wife saying she was being let out of hospital. Two nice surprises in one day!
Three apartment buildings (I assume) standing near KC's Kemper Arena (Hy-Vee Arena, whatever they call it now). I liked the way these buildings stood together, and while I was out taking other photos, I kept thinking about getting back to them to get a shot. Also, trying some new editing techniques, so we'll see how it all goes. I shoot raw, using a Nikon D3400, and edit in Lightroom (occasionally Photoshop and/or Nik Collection tools).
Amsterdam - NDSM-plein.
NDSM Giants are three eight-metre-high concrete sculptures designed by Gabriel Lester (PolyLester) on display at NDSM. The giant basketball players, caught in movement, show from varying perspectives an exciting game between stillness and dynamism, between figuration and abstraction.
With the placement of NDSM Giants in addition to the 3x3 Legacy Courts PolyLester's design is complete. Since 2024, these colorful basketball courts have been giving the former shipyard a strong and recognisable look (ndsm.nl).
Three remaining headed (is that a word?) hoodoos nearly align with three bright planets (from left to right: Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter) in this night-sky panorama.
The orange-yellow-green gradient in the sky is airglow.
From somewhere in Utah.
Detail of a mural by Lauren Pearce aka @laurenpearce_designs seen at 3600 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland Ohio.
Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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Actually there are four trees but from this angle one is hiding.
Explore #24 on Saturday, April 4, 2009. Thx everyone!
What looks like it might be some kind of modern art is actually completely random and natural erosion. These rock hoodoos or spires of this type and dimension are fairly common at Goblin Valley State Park, near Moab, Utah.
“I almost wish we were butterflies and liv'd but three summer days - three such days with you I could fill with more delight than fifty common years could ever contain.”
― John Keats.
When it comes to photography, I only have three self-imposed rules that I'll never break...
1. I will never discard details by clipping the highlights and/or shadows, so I will always be a slave to my histogram. If I need to capture multiple different exposures and blend them together in Photoshop afterwards, then that is what I'll do.
2. I always try to capture (and edit) every photo as accurately as I am able to, as close as possible to what my eyes and brain experienced at the time. This is one of the reasons why I'd much rather shoot a multiple-image panorama at 50mm (the approximate focal-length of our eyes), than capturing everything in a single shot with (all the distortions of) an ultra-wide lens.
3. Despite the obvious temptation to use AI to assist in editing my photos, this will never be an option for me. Anyone who ever sees one of my photos should (hopefully) never question its authenticity. I will admit that the current AIs already produce images that are much more eye-catching and "perfect" than anything that I could ever capture, so my only option is to always remain as "real" as possible.
The biggest downside to these rules is that sometimes the most accurate representation of an amazing scene looks dull and boring (in 2-dimensions) on a phone and/or computer screen. This panorama is a good example of that. The histogram is bunched-up towards the middle, with no danger of clipping any details. It would be easy to stretch out the histogram to brighten this pano and make it "pop" a lot more, but would it still be real? I captured these photos about 30 minutes before sunrise. Yes it was very dark and yes this photo isn't that visually exciting, but yes... it is 100% real.
That's all that matters to me.
Never been happy with any of my shots from Three Shires Head.
Including this one!
I will get back early spring time me thinks.
I went at the weekend when we had some mist & fog. I was hoping it had come as far down the valley but it hadn't.
Three floors of a building in the abandoned Distillery in Ferrara (Italy).
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