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Alter Friedhof Altwarmbüchen / 18.03.2018 / Niedersachsen / lower saxony
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Bummel durch Roussillon, einem bekannten Dorf im Luberon, das durch die ockerfarbenen Häuser besonders wirkt.
Der Weinstock inks im Bild ist über 170 Jahre alt.
The Alter Lily is very thinly scattered throughout the country, but it is most common in the Southwest and the far Southeast.
It is from the family Araceae
Although seen in gardens it is classed as a seasonal wildflower growing from May to September and this one was on some wasteland.
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I'm not a religious man but after the weekend I'm now going to worship the star sign Aries after we named this location on the weekend.
This was taken a little later when it got completely dark and the three quarter moon illuminated the landscape.
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The Alter Real is a strain of the Lusitano which is bred only at the Alter Real State Stud in Portugal. The stud was founded in 1748 by the Portuguese royal family to provide horses for the national riding academy and royal use. The Portuguese School of Equestrian Art (Escola Portuguesa de Arte Equestre) uses these horses exclusively in their performances. The strain was developed from 300 Iberian mares imported from Spain in 1747. When Napoleon invaded Spain in the early 19th century, the Alter Real strain deteriorated due to the introduction of Arabian, Thoroughbred, Spanish-Norman and Hanoverian blood. However, in the 19th and 20th centuries the strain was re-established with the further introduction of Spanish blood.
In the early 20th century, with the 1910 revolution that ended the monarchy, the Alter Real strain faced extinction, as records were burned, stallions were gelded and the stud discontinued. Ruy d'Andrade, a specialist in Iberian horse breeds, saved two stallions and several mares, and was able to re-establish the strain, turning his herd over to the Portuguese Ministry of Agriculture in 1942, when the stud was reopened.The Portuguese state has maintained ownership of the stud, and continues to produce horses for use in high school dressage.
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The light streaming throught the white and yellow stained glass acted as a "spotlight" to hightlight the Monastery's Alter. This is a combination of two photos. One for the Stained Glass and the other for the rest of the Alter area. I hand blended these two photos together using Photoshop.
Original photo edited filters, tone , contrast, sunlight , colors may have been altered along with cropping and additions to create the final state shown here. In most cases photos are displayed in groups to create a visionary collection.
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Elevation 7,318 ft. GPS Coordinates: 40.24669, -111.92776
A view of valley in the distance from a mountain ridge that is near Utah Lake. I hiked from where I had parked the truck/ALU-CAB camper to get to this spot before sundown. To my surprise, I discovered a large alter made of flat rocks. Who knows how long it has been there... perhaps from the time of Noah? Adam and Eve? Because I was hiking alone, I was intent on making it back to my overland truck before sundown to avoid possible issues with wild animals (mountain lions, bears)... but I wish I had stayed longer.
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A macro view of a lens-distorted light switch and decorative plate.
Strobist info:
The switch and plate were illuminated by a single Nikon SB900 speedlight positioned at 5-o'clock and slightly above and behind the camera. It was fired in Manual mode @ 1⁄64 power through a 24" x 24" Neewer soft box.
The SB900 was triggered by two PockerWizard Plus X flash triggers.
Lens: Helios 44M-4 f2/58mm with a 20mm extension tube attached.