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I aligned the photo somewhat so that the tower of the castel is now more or less upright
Besides that I croped a 16:9 format from the original.
Normally I won't post almost the same photo twice but I think it's worth it this time.
Many thanks for the great positive response for the first version!
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.. love the sailboats, all lined up for the HS sailing team to take them out when the snow goes and the temps get warmer
Les alignements de Lampouy sont un ensemble de cinq alignements mégalithiques situés sur la commune de Médréac en Bretagne dans le département d'Ille & Vilaine. Ils sont majoritairement renversés et le site a été beaucoup dégradé avant son classement en 1929
La photographie ci-dessus représente le menhir dit "La Pierre Longue" faisant face aux alignements. Un autre menhir isolé "La Pierre Carrée" est situé à l'opposé.
Coordonnées du lieu: 48.293724 , -2.065659
Cassini ended its 13-year mission at Saturn on 15 September 2017 when it plunged into the gas giant's atmosphere, but the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope is still keeping an eye on the ringed planet.
This is a composite image taken by Hubble on 6 June 2018 showing a fully-illuminated Saturn and its rings, along with six of its 62 known moons. The visible moons are (from left to right) Dione, Enceladus, Tethys, Janus, Epimetheus and Mimas (click here for an annotated version). Dione is the largest moon in the picture, with a diameter of 1123 km, compared to the smallest, oddly-shaped Epimetheus with a diameter around 116 km.
During Cassini’s mission, Enceladus was identified as one of the most intriguing moons, with the discovery of water vapour jets spewing from the surface implying the existence of a subsurface ocean. Icy moons with subsurface oceans could potentially offer the conditions to harbour life, and understanding their origins and properties are essential for furthering our knowledge of the Solar System. ESA's JUpiter ICy moons Explorer (Juice), due to launch in 2022, aims to continue this theme by studying Jupiter's ocean-bearing moons: Ganymede, Europa, and Callisto.
The Hubble image shown here was taken shortly before Saturn's opposition on 27 June, when the Sun, Earth and Saturn were aligned so that the Sun fully illuminated Saturn as seen from Earth. Saturn's closest approach to Earth occurs around the same time as opposition, which makes it appear brighter and larger and allows the planet to be imaged in greater detail.
In this image the planet’s rings are seen near their maximum tilt towards Earth. Towards the end of Cassini’s mission, the spacecraft made multiple dives through the gap between Saturn and its rings, gathering spectacular data in this previously unchartered territory.
The image also shows a hexagonal atmospheric feature around the north pole, with the remnants of a storm, seen as a string of bright clouds. The hexagon-shaped cloud phenomenon is a stable and persistent feature first seen by the Voyager 1 space probe when it flew past Saturn 1981. In a study published just last week, scientists using Cassini data collected between 2013 and 2017, as the planet approached northern summer, identified a hexagonal vortex above the cloud structure, showing there is still much to learn about the dynamics of Saturn’s atmosphere.
The Hubble observations making up this image were performed as part of the Outer Planet Atmospheres Legacy (OPAL) project, which uses Hubble to observe the outer planets to understand the dynamics and evolution of their complex atmospheres. This was the first time that Saturn was imaged as part of OPAL. This image was first published on 26 July.
Credits: NASA, ESA, A. Simon (GSFC) and the OPAL Team, and J. DePasquale (STScI); CC BY 4.0
When banks align in still waters
gravity declines and takes a breather
and so does mind
scanned B&W negative - all photos handheld and unaltered - click for larger - taken upside down and rotated - Sugar Land Run Stream in Herndon, Va.
140 620 Moissac
... à l'entrée de l'abbatiale de Moissac : juin 2014.
"Chemin" étape 21 : Durfort-Lacapelette -- Moissac.
En route from Carnforth to York NRM on 14th February 2020, Gresley A4 Pacific No. 60009 Union of South Africa paused at Hellifield to pick up water.
This is the shot I tried to get, but things just weren't aligned for it so I combined two shots. The moon was beautiful just before dawn and looked huge.
Will you hold the line?
When every one of them has given up and given in, tell me
In this house of mine
Nothing ever comes without a consequence or cost, tell me
Will the stars align?
Will heaven step in will it save us from our sin, will it?
'Cause this house of mine stands strong
That's the price you pay
Leave behind your heart and cast away
Just another product of today
Rather be the hunter than the prey
And you're standing on the edge face up
'Cause you're a natural
A beating heart of stone
You gotta be so cold
To make it in this world
Yeah, you're a natural
Living your life cutthroat
You gotta be so cold
Yeah, you're a natural
Will somebody
Let me see the light within the dark trees shadowing
What's happening?
Looking through the glass find the wrong within the past knowing
Oh, we are the youth
Cut until it bleeds inside a world without the peace, face it
A bit of the truth, the truth
That's the price you pay
Leave behind your heart and cast away
Just another product of today
Rather be the hunter than the prey
And you're standing on the edge face up
'Cause you're a natural
A beating heart of stone
You gotta be so cold
To make it in this world
Yeah, you're a natural
Living your life cutthroat
You gotta be so cold
Yeah, you're a natural
Deep inside me
I'm fading to black I'm fading
Took an oath by the blood on my hand won't break it
I can taste it the end is upon us I swear
Gonna make it
I'm gonna make it
Natural
A beating heart of stone
You gotta be so cold
To make it in this world
Yeah, you're a natural
Living your life cutthroat
You gotta be so cold
Yeah, you're a natural
Natural
Yeah, you're a natural
By: Imagine Dragons
The red fishing boat there in Lubec Harbor looked quite picturesque aligned with the land masses beyond.
A bit of current at Roma that day. The downside being that framing a shot was a constant fight against it and the tank lasted 45 minutes but hey... look at all that nicely aligned fish 😉.
That doesn't happen without current. Sometimes, you just have to work for it.
The yellow Angelfish adds a nice touch of colour to this arrangement.