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Sheraton Voom is the decorator behind the "Lost in Pages Bookstore and Cafe". Its a labor of love she did for me and now she is in the process of transforming it with her partner Marcomr2 Zenovka into a magical winter wonderland for us all. So come, check it and have a seat for a while.
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The imposing geology of the Giant's Causeway, Antrim, Northern Ireland.
The Giant's Causeway, located in County Antrim, on the northeast coast of Northern Ireland, is an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the result of an ancient volcanic eruption. The tops of the columns form stepping stones that lead from the cliff foot and disappear under the sea. Most of the columns are hexagonal, although there are also some with four, five, seven and eight sides. The tallest are about 12 metres high, and the solidified lava in the cliffs is 28 metres thick in places.
Los humedales de Wakodahatchee es un parque ubicado en Delray Beach, Florida . El parque se creó en 50 acres (20 ha) de terrenos de servicios públicos no utilizados y se transformó en un humedal de recreación abierto al público con un paseo marítimo de tres cuartos de milla que cruza entre áreas de estanques de aguas abiertas, áreas de pantanos emergentes , estantes poco profundos e islas con arbustos y enganches para fomentar la anidación y el descanso. El paseo marítimo tiene señalización interpretativa, así como cenadores con bancos en el camino. Este sitio es parte de la sección sur del Great Florida Birding Trail y ofrece muchas oportunidades para observar aves en sus hábitats naturales .
Es uno de los jardines más bonitos e impresionantes de Madeira.
Su historia se remonta al siglo XVIII con la "Quinta do Prazer". A finales del siglo XIX, el anterior propietario construyó una casa palaciega, rodeada de verdes jardines, que posteriormente se transformó en un hotel llamado "Monte Palace Hotel". En 1987 fue adquirido por el empresario José Manuel Rodrigues Berardo con el objetivo de preservar este espacio.
El Monte Palace Madeira - Jardín Tropical ocupa una superficie de 70 000 m2 y fue reforestado con plantas exóticas procedentes de varios continentes: cícadas, proteas, clivias y hortensias de Sudáfrica, azaleas de Bélgica, orquídeas del Himalaya, brezo de Escocia, secuoyas de América, acacias de Australia y olivos milenarios de Alqueva, Portugal, entre otros.
Parte del jardín ha sido reforestado con plantas características de la Laurissilva, que fue clasificada por la Unesco como Patrimonio Natural Mundial en 2000. Entre las plantas de este bosque endémico, podemos encontrar: el laurel (laurus novocanariensis); el laurel de Madeira (ocotea foetens); la caoba de Madeira (persea indica); el barbusano de Madeira (apollonias barbujana); la haya (myrica faya); el lirio de los valles (clethra arborea); el cedro de Madeira (juniperus cedrus); la moca de Madeira (pittosporum coriaceum), una especie en peligro de extinción, entre otras.
La exuberante vegetación rodea enormes lagunas repletas de carpas koi, que ofrecen a los visitantes un agradable espectáculo, debido a la transparencia del agua y al brillo y color de los peces, que pueden vivir hasta 100 años.
Las alamedas del jardín se han enriquecido con una colección de azulejos de los siglos XVI al XX, destacando los paneles dedicados a la "Historia de Portugal" y a la "Aventura de los portugueses en Japón". En el jardín también se pueden ver escudos, cantería, esculturas, nichos, pagodas, budas y faroles.
En la parte más alta del jardín se construyó el Museo Monte Palace Madeira, un espacio expositivo con tres galerías. En la planta baja se expone una colección de minerales y piedras preciosas procedentes de los cuatro rincones del mundo, y en la primera y segunda planta, una colección de escultura contemporánea de Zimbabue.
The rain-soaked earth transforms into a mirror, gifting photographers with a unique perspective.
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The John Madejski Garden is one of the most elegant outdoor venues in London. it is a tranquil space featuring a paved ellipse with water jets between steps, which are illuminated at night. the design allows the beautiful 19th-century terracotta facades to be more visible and provides flexibility to transform
the space for different types of events. The garden is one of London’s hidden treasures and is particularly magical when lit.
“To save Paeon (and show compassion to him), Pluto transformed him into a peony, because he knew it was a flower that people would admire and praise.”
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Hot weather this summer has transformed a juicy English landscape into somewhat surreal scorched land. This shot was taken on Little Solsbury Hill. The hill plateaued at 625 feet (191 m) overlooking village of Batheaston and the surrounding area with spectacular views of the city of Bath from the east. The hill is the site of an Iron Age hill fort, is maintained by the National Trust, and is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is the first time I visited the place scouting for a different location to shoot the August Supermoon on the following day. The flat top of the hill dominated by various species of dried thistle plants and dry grass making it looks like Mediterranean arid landscape thanks to incredibly dry and hot weather this during last few weeks. The setting sun enhanced this feeling even more. Little Solsbury Hill, Batheaston near Bath, BANES, England, UK.
The American flag blowing in the wind near a window captured here reflecting and distorting in the glass of an old chalk drawing hanging on the living room wall. The soft vertical lines reflected in the glass are from vertical blinds.
It's a lazy photograph, you might say. I snapped it while sitting on the couch.
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Macro Mondays
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Theme: Transformation
I normally don't wear this much make-up but when I do I can honestly say I feel transformed. lol
Happy Macro Monday everyone! Hope everyone has a wonderful week!
By the way my eyebrows are having a bad day lol
My local pier, which is no longer in use, has fallen into a state of disrepair. I still see it as a thing of beauty and interest. I captured this image at sunrise yesterday and although there was little colour, due to the impending rain clouds, the Long Exposure gave some lovely movement in the sky and smoothed the water nicely. Beauty from something which at first glance, was not so beautiful.
This image's provenance may go back to the famous "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Vermeer. It is one of the most copied master works of human kind. Vermeer may have used his knowledge and practice of art to employ technology to transform an ordinary image into a masterpiece. I found the descendant of his iconic image in a photograph by Zack Zhang (not sure as it was posted on Pinterest without proper attribution), which I studied by transforming it into a digital image in Procreate, the digital painting software. Then I used my rendition as a starting point for its tranformation into AI synthetic art by Stable Diffusion. A clip interrogator derived a prompt from my painting that read, "a woman with a blue head scarf on her head and a black background with a black background and a white background." I then further styled the picture, generating over a hundred versions. Marcel Duchamp says art is conceptual and artists simply go through a decision process to transform an ordinary object into an extraordinary one. This image is my homage to the artist working with whatever tools falls into their hands.
Super-Padd has almost recovered from the accident.
He was on his way to Mummy Marian's house when he collided with the sliding door on landing. He was unconscious for a while and suffered from paw problems.
He now wants to meet Paddy, Daddy Jesse and all the other bears who live in Australia.
Peter told Super-Padd about the secret magical portal in Mummy Marian's garden and also told him when you go through the portal you are in Australia.
But..because S-Padd is too big, he cannot go through the portal.
Peter asked for help from the fairy-mother.
She came immediately with fairy-dust.
Peter took Super-Padd to the agreed place in the garden after sunset.....
SUPER-PADD:
I do find it a bit scary Peter.
I don't know what's happening.
PETER:
Have faith in the Fairy Mother....look...there she is already!!!!
FAIRY-MOTHER:
I don't have much time Peter and Super-Padd. So if you stay still, I'll do the spell and sprinkle fairy-dust all over you Super-Padd. Then you can go through the gate.
It takes a few seconds to transform.
If there are any problems, you can send me an app.
Here we go....
Fairy Mother does the spell...sprinkles fairydust all over Super-Padd.
After that, she disappeared.
The fairy-dust circles around Super-Padd. Fog forms...a thud....and....
PETER:
Huh....Super Padd....where are you???????
SUPER-PADD: (replies in a small voice)
Here Peter!!!
Boy are you big! What happened to you?????
Be continued
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Some painters transform the sun into a yellow spot, others transform a yellow spot into the sun.
Alcuni pittori trasformano il sole in una macchia gialla, altri trasformano una macchia gialla nel sole.
(Pablo Picasso)
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Prisma is a photographic application that transforms normal photos into amazing images that attempt to replicate the human artistic touch. This phone-based app turns photographs into digital art in the style of drawings, watercolors, and paintings.
This two-acre plot of earth at the corner of El Camino Real ("The King's Highway") and Baldwin Street in San Mateo, California is perhaps the most venerable and historic site in the city. For over 150 years (since 1866) it has been the location of the Episcopal Church of St. Matthew, making it the oldest continually-used location in the city.
The devastating 1906 earthquake ruined the 1866 church and its fabulous bell tower. On May 15, 1910, the congregation buried a new cornerstone, containing all the artifacts from the original stone. Under the spiritual guidance of Reverend Neptune Blood William Gallaway, famed church architect Willis Polk engineered the new edifice. Considered one of the most beautiful houses of worship in California, it recalls the 11th century Stokes Poges Church in London, where Thomas Gray reportedly penned the poem "Elegy in a Country Churchyard."
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Garlic from my garden before I transform it into the powder I use in so many of the dishes I make for my family!
I suppose it only fitting that life will take root in the structure itself. You see bricks are made from clay and concrete is made from lime, sand and gravel. So, the trees find a way to latch onto the core materials of the building. As they do, with a helping hand from rain and freezing temretures, the once rock hard building materials return to their soil beginnings, providing more material for nature to take root. Nothing goes to waste.