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This nice flower seems to turn into an attractive silver-white color when losing the green one. No idea of the species, though. Anyone?
At a demonstration of Engine Turning with John Moorehouse in the basement workshop at the School of Jewellery in Birmingham.
Setting up the cutter and plate.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
A rather more modern visitor to the AMRTM @ Aldridge running day on 15/4/12 was this brand new Wright Eclipse Gemini/Volvo B5L (I think) that stood parked up next to the Jack Allen plinth all day, and unfortunately didn't move an inch!
I'm all about taking photos of people when they're vulnerable. Here's Mark on tambourine. It doesn't get much more vulnerable than that.
Good news - new wiper motor and linkage fitted to the Alfa and it kind of works. Bad news, the old arms that carry the blades don't fit the splines on the new mechanism, so another purchase required. Also, the motor still doesn't "park" and runs at only one speed and doesn't respond to the washer switch. It also runs with the ignition off, which can't be right - so something is wrong in the wiring department :-(
At some moment of time, when we are unaware, life goes to its turning point. Changes is ultimate fact. Eveything is always changing
Koi fishes like to swim in school. As the two leaders turned their direction and few were ackonwledged and about to change while the remaining need more time to respond to change.
Cha-am Beach
Phetchaburi, Thailand
Turning Torso is a skyscraper in Malmö, Sweden, located on the Swedish side of the Öresund strait. It was designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and officially opened on 27 August 2005. The tower reaches a height of 190 metres (623 feet) with 54 stories. Upon completion, it was the tallest building in Scandinavia, and Europe's second highest apartment building, after the 264-metre-high Triumph-Palace in Moscow.
The trolleybus turning circle at Wellington railway station. A regular
Stagecoach Wellington bus can also be seen in this view taken on
Wednesday 4th May 2005.
Ka 942 goes for a spin on the Wellington Turntable, with a Silver Fern Railcar hiding behind a container. MLS Tour Train, 9th October 2010
Turning Torso is the tallest skyscraper in the Nordic countries, it was designed by Santiago Calatrava and opened on 27 of August 2005.
The tower is 190 meters and consists of 54 stories and the body of the structure twists with and angle of 90 degrees (hence the name).
As Kenny's great grandfather , my father spent precious times reading with me, so I did with my sons. How many times can you read 'Round Robin" to a child? Treasure each word.
The place we had our family reunion this weekend, Highridge, Alberta, has agricultural grounds including an old track for racing horses. It appears it has not been kept up - it is turning back into bush. I also took a picture of the final turn as the horses come off the backstretch.
Captured at Turning Leaf in Charleston, South Carolina, USA — settings: Camera: ILCE-9, focal length: 53mm, SS: 1/160, Aperture: f/2.8, ISO: 2000, Flash: off — by Kevin Lowery
This is the room where real gold is used to initiate the process of making Zari. Around 5 gms of gold is used in 1Kg of Zari which costs about Rs.35000. Photo taken at Padiyur Sarvodaya in Tamil Nadu.
From the archives, another image of the HSB Turning Torso in Malmö, Sweden by artist architect Santiago Calatrava. As most of Calatravas architecture a very fascinating building. A while ago, I've posted another perspective.
Why I do clicks and snapping them into frames?
I could never develop a living creature in this physical world; and not only me, by anybody or anything except Earth and Women. Only these are having the potentiality to create a living creature in this universe. All other creations are shadows of the light rayed from them. Often we vocalizing the words Spirit or Soul, and they simply passed on here by them. Wherefore, they are absolute discrete without any comparison.
We call it “Suyambu” in tamil which meant unfeigned or uncontrived or un pretended. Without any persuasion, a fallen seed start to germinate isn’t? So as she! It is difficult that sprouting from a tiny seed and growing spontaneously so as to become a great wild. It won’t stop there; she is with all her heart and hands pretending the lives of thousands of birds, millions of larvae, and even deadly species. She is great mother who is catering the biomass of an entire universe! She is called “Suyambu”.
The dark, which secretes the mother's womb, is primordial light isn’t? I wish to hold my camera ahead them to focus a tiny illumination of the endless light. I know even after a thorough effort, manipulating a superlative frames of aforementioned things may not absolute possible. Still, I need to stand close to it at least. Eventually, I am running through it as my living habitual!
In its prolongation, I started to flash a light on women I cross across on my walk to capture unfeigned smiles of them. Sometimes I go a long way in search of a certain smile that accumulated in the depths of memory a while before. There I won’t try any photographic artifacts or tremendous technologies I swear. All my tutelage is to register a smile of its purest form. From new-sprung buds to those who are waiting on the brink of death after lived a whole life, each one of them adding a different hue to my rainbow.
Turning these images tomorrow will bring rain and I will start to pluck flowers!
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