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Allium ursinum
The Latin specific name ursinum translates to 'bear' and refers to the supposed brown bear's taste for the bulbs; folk tales describe the bears consuming them after awakening from hibernation.
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The photo was created with a historical manual lens from the 1970s. 50mm and aperture F1.8
A bit of an unplanned Uber round up today - with some new shoes from GOS that I want to just live in!!
Featuring:
GOS Hailee Tassel Sandals - available at Uber through 22-Aug
Neve Lettuce Top - available at Uber through 22-Aug
Bauhaus Giada Skirt - available at Uber through 22-Aug
Doux Paty hair - available at Tres Chic through 10-Aug
The Skinnery Sage skin - available at Uber through 22-Aug
Full details at Grumpy Kitten.
The French phrase “lèche-vitrine” translates literally as “window-licking” and refers to window shopping. I love the expression, and attempt to engage in that activity as often as possible, no matter where I am!
ARRANGEMENTS
To weigh
a ball proves nothing
about the colour.
You look at
a ruler
and you hear
a piano.
While counting
eleven
sparrows their
rhythm escapes.
A dash
the length of
a now older
child.
Arranging flowers
by colour?
Their size
will be lost.
There she goes and
she isn’t being
photographed
by anyone.
K. Schippers
Translation: Willem Groenewegen
Fly across the globe got a flight to catch tomorrow
I've been in Rome next I'm flyin' to Sapporo
Look out the window of a plane and I'm in sorrow
Explore the city then i'll fly back to Toronto
I've got a layover I'm lost up in translation
The jet lag hit me in a morning couldn't face it
I took the red eye so I'm sleeping for a day man
My phone get service when
The plane touch down on pavement
A great old shop front in Olhão.
"Analises Químicas e Productus Esteriladus" Translates as "Chemical Analysis & Sterilised Products" and "Produtos Químicos e Farmacêuticos" Translates as "Chemical Products & Pharmaceuticals".
Please see my Photographs of Portugal at:
English translation follows
Dans le cas d’un parhélie, les rayons solaires passent à travers des cristaux de glace qui forment les nuages. Il y a alors une réfraction.
C’est un peu le même phénomène lorsqu’on regarde un objet au fond d’une piscine. L’objet ne se trouve pas vraiment là où il semble être. Il y a donc une déviation des rayons du soleil, et une décomposition de la lumière, comme peut le faire un prisme.
Les couleurs plus rouges sont les plus rapprochées du soleil, et les couleurs plus bleues sont situées à l’opposé. C’est visible principalement lorsque le soleil est bas à l’horizon. Les rayons traversent ainsi un plus grand nombre de cristaux de glace et l’effet est alors augmenté.
In the case of a parhelion, the sun's rays pass through ice crystals which form the clouds. There is then a refraction.
It's a bit the same phenomenon when looking at an object at the bottom of a swimming pool. The object is not really where it appears to be. There is therefore a deviation of the rays of the sun, and a decomposition of the light, as a prism can do.
The more red colors are closest to the sun, and the more blue colors are opposite. This is mainly visible when the sun is low on the horizon. The rays thus pass through a greater number of ice crystals and the effect is then increased.
Silver Gelatin Print.
Amsterdam, 2014
After 6 months in the former prison, the Gemeente Amsterdam judged that the refugees from We Are Here must leave the "Vluchthaven". The news was covered in het parool (local Amsterdam newspaper), translated here by a volunteer.
Ben Ledi was once mistakenly translated from Gaelic by a local minister of the parish as 'the mountain of God'. It actually means 'hill of the long shoulder' which will probably make sense to anyone who's been up it.
The hill is a little under 3000 feet so too small to be a Munro, but it's a more challenging walk than some Munros due to steep stages near the start and to get onto the shoulder for the easier final section.
This shot was taken just below the top, where there were stunning views on this particular day. Patches of mist and low cloud dotted the hillside and the surrounding landscape, and from the cairn the sun could be seen shining on a beautiful cloud inversion to the west stretching as far as the horizon.
Pose : ::RBento:: Closer -Clouples Bento pose
Rbento Shop : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lost%20Inhibitions/166/188/25
Gullfoss, which translates to the "Golden Falls" is one of Iceland’s most iconic and beloved waterfalls. It's part of the popular Golden Circle route and is found in the Hvita River Canyon in Southwest Iceland.
... im Höllbachtal ... genannt Hölle!
translated word by word: hell-creek-valley :-)
no hdr
Danke für die netten Kommentare!
Thanks for your kind comments!
Couldn't resist the opportunistic placing of the restaurant sign on the frontage of a disused building. Selkirk, Scotland
Sláinte in Irish roughly translates as cheers. If you’re saying it right, it’ll sound like “slawn-che”. This is our local fish & chip shop, a couple of miles from home. It was closed for a good while but has recently reopened with a Ukrainian proprietor. We've yet to try sample the food, maybe next week. I misread the date for SSC group, so will find a new image for next week's "Shop fronts - square on" theme.
For my group Takeaways and chip shops of the world New members always welcome.
The ceiling of Verkiai Manor (could be partially translated into the Weeping Manor or the Palace of Tears, as the place has often been confusingly called both manor and palace).
Verkiai is an old settlement surrounded by legends, the history of which is closely related to the early pagan Vilnius...
She lost him but she found herself and somehow that was everything.
I received the Canon 6D for Christmas and I am over the moon with it; the full frame features are just really stunning, I cannot wait to work with it in the future. I had some fun with it while running around in my red coat today.
Wishing you all a blessed holiday season and a happy New Year.
With a name that translates from Faroese as “troll woman’s finger,” Trøllkonufingur is an interesting and unique rock feature situated southeast of Sandavágur, a small settlement on the island of Vágar.
This spindly monolith on the rugged coastline of the Faroe Islands measures 313 meters (1,026 feet) tall and it can be seen from many miles away.
Not only is it a remarkable geological feature, it also holds significance in local legend. It is said that Trøllkonufingur is the finger of a large witch who arrived on the Faroe Islands to attempt to throw them northwards to Iceland.
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Detail van het grote Beachlandart project van Gerard ten Broek
Zandmotor
Als alle lijnen zijn getrokken gaat hij met een drone van bovenaf fotograferen en filmen.
Resultaten van zijn werk zijn op zijn eigen website te zien.
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Voor Amare staan nog bouwketen dus het is nog niet helemaal af. Men zou voor deze zomer beginnen met de herindeling van het Spuiplein. Ze moeten wel opschieten, het heeft lang genoeg geduurd.
All images are copyrighted by Pieter Musterd. If you want to use or buy any of my photographs, contact me. It is not allowed to download them or use them on any website, blog etc. without my explicit permission.
If you want a translation of the text in your own language, please try "Google Translate".