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House Martin nest under the arch into the stables courtyard at the National Trust Trel
issick House in Cornwall
Trust Jesus was the chant this group a rather fanatic religious group they were! Seen on a beautiful Spring day on Broadway in the heart of downtown Los Angeles!
The sun shone until I got to Willington today, I only saw one darter and no other dragonflies or damselflies.
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Trust your heart if the seas catch fire, and live by love though the stars walk backward.
- e.e. Cummings
[294:365] SOOC
Whilst having a break from the Bird Photos and reflecting on all my pictures from 2017 I came across this panorama of Dyrham Park I shot during the height of Summer. Stiched with Lightroom from 13 shots
It's a cruel cruel world, to face on your own,
A heavy cross, to carry alone,
The lights are on, but everyone's gone,
And it's cruel
It's a funny way, to make ends meet,
when the lights are out on every street,
It feels alright, but never complete,
without you,
I trust you, if it's already been done, undo it,
It takes two, it's up to me and you, to prove it,
All the rainy nights, even the coldest days,
you're moments ago, but seconds away,
The principal of Nature, it's true but, it's a cruel world,
We can play it safe, or play it cool,
follow the leader, or make up all the rules,
whatever you want, the choice is yours,
So choose,
I trust you, if it's already been done, undo it,
It takes two, it's up to me and you, to prove it,
I trust you, it's already been done, undo it,
It takes two, it's up to me and you, to prove it,
I trust you, if it's already been done, undo it,
It takes two, it's up to me and you, to prove it,
I trust you.
Lyrics Heavy Cross by GOSSIP
Somewhere in the Medina - Marrakech
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Palladian house and world-famous landscape garden
When Stourhead first opened in the 1740s, a magazine described it as ‘a living work of art’. The world-famous landscape garden has at its centrepiece a magnificent lake reflecting classical temples, mystical grottoes, and rare and exotic trees, and offers a day of fresh air and discovery.
Uncover the fascinating history of Stourhead house with an Italian ‘Grand Tour’ adventure and enjoy the unique Regency library, Chippendale furniture and inspirational paintings. The Palladian house is set amid ‘picnic perfect’ lawns and extensive parkland.
Explore the 1,072 hectare (2,650 acre) Stourhead estate where chalk downs, ancient woods and farmland are managed for wildlife
EQ: 5D, 135L
SPRING,
So in Hamburg - today. Wow what was that for a day. During my stroll through the city, I would type, one third had a pair of sunglasses on and the corners of the mouth showed up. Toll.
Thus the photo. So I ran back through the city, looking for my photo. I came to meet this well-dressed lady and I thought that it must happen. You have to understand that I have quite often seen a person with whom I thought would be a great photo, but this was not a photo. I have myself and my project so kindly presented, but I noticed pretty quickly that the woman had serious doubts. I was really "put into the stuff" to give the lady the Trust to be photographed by me. As you can see I have succeeded, and I hope you like the photo. I think it's really good.
Here's something technical. I have photographed in recent days with the long focal length (135mm) and I must say that my portraits with this focal length particularly liked. One drawback is that I always leave 3-4 meters from the person needs, so I get a little more with the picture.
How do you like this focal length?
Parterre - from the French word meaning 'on the ground', a parterre is a formal garden laid out on a level area and made up of enclosed beds, separated by gravel.
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Taken on the 26th Aug 2013 at the National Trust property Erddig. For more information see their site:
For Beyond Layers ... Getting Somewhere
with Kim's texture 'clarity'
Some tulips I bought last week,
in an old jar ...
I've choosen my word for 2013 : 'trust'
Kingston Lacy (National Trust)
Managed to fit in a visit to Kingston Lacy before the rain arrived.
22nd April 2024.
On this day........
1838 - The British Packet Steamer 'Sirius' made the first transatlantic crossing by steam power, reaching New York from Cork in 18days and 10 hours.
1870 - Vladimir Lenin, prime minister of Soviet Union was born.
1969 - Robin Knox-Johnston won the race for non-stop single handed circumnavigation of the globe.
1994 - Former U.S. president Richard M. Nixon died.
One of the greatest things a D.O.M can do for his s.u.b is to silence her mind. To allow her to let go of the world, to close her eyes trusting in his protection and simply "be".
This was taken on Saturday 21st September 2013 at the National Trust property Chirk Castle. For more information about Chirk Castle see the national trust web site:
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chirk-castle/
This image is a HDR image taken as 7 stop exposures and processed using Photomatix and Adobe Lightroom.
Sometimes in life we have to take a little time out just to make sure that we are on the path we truly want to be on. It’s so easy to wander off in all sorts of directions, becoming distracted by all sorts of things and right now that is exactly what I’m doing I’m taking a little time out to make sure I’m on the path I want to be on. I’m going within where everything is so clear and simple so that I can continue on the path that feels right to me. I can never be afraid of my own truth, my truth is all that I have and only I know what feels right in my heart and all I know is that I have to follow it no matter what. I am making lots of changes at the moment and it feels incredible. I feel I am back on track. Love, Peace and Freedom to all of you!!!!
A special moment. One of the Robins that frequent our garden has finally built up enough trust to eat out of our hands. Here he is landing on my wife's hand to take a currant yesterday.
National Trust garden at Wallington Hall full set www.harrisonaphotos.co.uk/Landscapes/NT-Wallington-Gardens/