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Very often when we see large scale murals, we ask: How do they do that. I had a great opportunity to see it twice in London...Unfortunately street art works have no long life, often some drawings are replaced by other works. None of them you see in video exist anymore...
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La casa redonda es una representación a escala del lugar donde se llevaba acabo el mantenimiento preventivo y correctivo, de las locomotoras. Siendo un bastión de los ferrocarrileros, aqui fue en donde se fabricaban las maquinas que eran utilizadas en el sistema ferroviario del pais. Su desmantelamiento y liquidacion del servicio ferroviario se inicio en el año de 1992, quedando solo celulas muy limitadas en determinadas regiones del pais. Esta representación se encuentra en el parque recreativo Tres Centurias.
Song by Jennifer Lopez and Pit Bull
I saved this one from the last time I was "ruthed." Pretty soon I'm going to have to log in to create anything new!
I've been ruthed a few times, so I know the procedure. Test character - blah, blah, blah! I have no patience! So I decided to "de-ruth" somewhere I could at least have some fun. My play time is rare and I don't want to waste it on such a boring chore:D
I hope by now you realize I don't take myself seriously, nor do I identify with my avie. She is just a doll I love playing with - she's fun! hehe
Have a great Monday! OMG - two more weeks eeeeeeeeee!
Just want to pop in quickly to wish all of my Flickr friends who celebrate it, a very Happy Christmas filled with joy and love!
Sorry, my time is very limited right now, but just wanted to tell you all that I care and that I shall return soon!
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The Katoomba Scenic Railway is an incline railway built between 1878 and 1900. The incline railway descends 415 metres through sandstone cliffs, via a rock tunnel with a maximum gradient of 52 degrees. I got the front seat on the train and made this video of our descent into the valley.
Here is a short montage of elephant photos and videos taken on my trips to Africa. They may not be the best quality shots, but each evokes memories and associations for me that put me right back there in that moment in time. There is no other place on this Earth quite like Africa.
Day 60, Press L to view large.
(Sorry about the shaking, I could not get to my tripod in time, I hope that you enjoy it anway)! :-)
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Art Gallery Putti
Gallery is located in the spacious premises in the architectonically historical centre – Vecrīga – in the Art Nouveau building built in 1907 as a dwelling house with a shop on the ground floor, designed by an architect Paul Mandelshtam (1872 – 1941).
All works you see are created by artist Elita Patmalniece.
Elita Patmalniece is a Latvian artist who was born in 1964. .
Elita has created an art space as a dedication to each and every one of us. A work of art that makes you look around, feel the energy, time and the moment that is constantly changing. Visitors of the exhibition can literally enter the world created by Elita, see themselves from several sides as part of the exhibition, be reintroduced with different aspects of their personality. Entering the colourful vortex of life, travelling to the center of it, can lead us to see exactly what is important to each of us at this moment. Surviving, feeling, being grateful for what we have.
Using PicMonkey bokeh and my own photo, making it as colourful as possible to give one the impression of lots of laughter and hopefully making you all feel welcome!
For:
Time Portals And Fantasy Challenge - July / August 2022
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Que Cheesy Music
Who wouldn't love that fuzzy face?
Boredom
Next time Lam is in London I will reenact the opening scene of Adventures in Babysitting ;p
We stayed in Frisco, NC for two weeks at the beginning of Oct., 2016. I had planned to make a more involved timelapse project including Milky Ways, but Hurricane Matthew came along(middle weekend of the two weeks) & made nightime timelapse setups pretty unlikely, as it was windy & overcast the whole first week, & the moon was out the 2nd week, & it was still very windy.
There are sunrise scenes both prior to Hurricane Matthew (boardwalk & dock are there) and after (boardwalk & dock totally destroyed/gone, not anywhere to be found).
An example of a timelapse i was thinking about, from an earlier trip:
The most decorated house in our town. We still do not have tradition to decorate "too much". But this was done successfully and people liked it
The last scene in video is our Railway station...Unfortunately passenger trains dont run from Ventspils anymore...Passenger trains have not run to Ventspils since 2010. Ventspils is one of the dead-end stations, because the former line to Liepāja was closed in 1996.
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Looking back at the landscape from the viewing platform at the back of the Andean Explorer train as we start our climb into the Andes Mountains.
Another video of the lighting of the sails of the Sydney Opera House for the Vivid Festival. I used a different lens (Pentax 70mm f/2.4) and a lower f stop so it came out less grainy than previous videos.
Six Aboringinal artists designed the artwork for the lighting of the sails. The first sequence of artwork is by Donny Woolagoodja from the Kimberley in Western Australia. His designs are based on traditional ones. They feature Wanjina figures representing ancestral beings.
The second sequence is by Karla Dickens. Her designs are contemporary.
Thank you for your visit. I appreciate very much the faves and kind comments which have been left.