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Turning Torso (torso en giro) es un rascacielos residencial de 190 metros de altura y 54 plantas situado en la ciudad sueca de Malmö.

Se encuentra en una zona con un paisaje urbano relativamente plano, dominando el distrito ecológico residencial Bo01.

 

Es una original obra del arquitecto español Santiago Calatrava.

 

As seen on my travels walking around Amsterdam, Netherlands across the street from the Tesla Dealer.

I always seem to be drawn to images of books so I tried a few book shots myself.

Etta & the New Orleans Jazz Vipers' Blue Turning Grey CD (We saw them performing in a Cafe on Frenchman's Street back in 2013 & bought the CD).

Daily Dog Challenge: Jazzy

This is as close as Etta gets to "Jazzy" at the moment ... feeling a little "under the weather".

POLO89 turning crosswind after a low approach over runway 34 at Stewart Airport (KSWF)

Warbler turning with a cedar fruit in its bill

A portrait of my daughter Olivia taken in Alcúdia. We were waiting for Oscar and dad to return from the shop and spotted this interesting looking door. I thought it wood look great as a backdrop.

90/365

Only 10 days left to day 100, pretty exciting.

I think the forest is turning.

Traffic at Piccadilly Circus, London.

Gianna, a 4.9m (16') female great white shark, begins to turn away from the camera. While some sharks are curious about cameras, most of them still keep a safe distance. Gianna made several slow approaches on this day of diving but never really came in very close.

 

This particular shot was taken using a submersible diving cage that was about 10m down. The cages act more as a visual barrier, which most sharks recognize and respect. While the submersible cage seems to be a source of curiosity for some individuals (others completely avoid them altogether) I have never personally experienced a shark coming in contact with it.

Taken during my first DC Photography Meetup.

 

The Turning Point

 

Anne Bancroft

Shirley Maclaine

Mikhail Baryshnikov

 

Nominated for 11 academy awards includiing best picture.

 

www.traileraddict.com/the-turning-point-1977/trailer

Wider view of the previous scene.

Snowy owl resting by the water and waiting for a potential prey

Nikon Z7 ~ Zeiss Otus 85/1.4

Effects created in camera.

Sand and dust stirred up by desert storms in north Africa have caused snow in eastern Europe to turn orange, transforming mountainous regions into Mars-like landscapes.

 

This Copernicus Sentinel-2A image of Libya captured on 22 March shows Saharan dust being blown northwards across the Mediterranean Sea. Lifted into the atmosphere, the dust was carried by the wind and pulled back down to the surface in rain and snow. It reached as far afield as Greece, Romania, Bulgaria and Russia. While the orange-tinted snow baffled skiers, meteorologists say this phenomenon occurs about every five years.

 

Credits: contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2018), processed by ESA ,CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

  

Braunton on the turntable at Minehead. Why not turn 180°? It would make more sense!

Best LARGE on BLACK This is completely SOOC

Not *actually* pro, because... yeah, but this is my first crack at using LumiPro for anything more than farting about. Yes, it's yet another shot in Main Control: I know the room and how I lit the build itself, which means I can get a better idea of how the lighting & posing tools work in context. But now I've played with it some I rather like this thing!

 

And, of course, music! (With thanks to Zee)

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