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Hey
the titel of this shot is chosen by me and laura. It was so funny: she said "Hey I like this shot. It is angular - cool!" So I decided, that this should be the capture :)
It is another shot I did with my 35mm. It worked amazing here.
What do you think?
Enjoy this sunny sunday.
PS: I'll take off to Rome tomorrow. Would be great if you visited my blog, while I'm not there, so you don't have to miss me :)
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(--> there are more shots with the 35mm)
Greets, Lisa
Over the ocean
Talking about Arc ...There are 60 minutes of ARC in an angular degree.
Tycho repeated "Let me not seem to have lived in Vain ; Let me not seem to have lived in vain"
. Kepler extracted Tycos observations of Mars .. it was very precise for that time in pre telescope days..
The true orbit of Mars is not circular, it is elliptic. The sun is not at the centre. It is at one focus in its ellipse and seems to have changes in speed. A planet moves in an ellipse with the sun at one focus .. Near or far to the sun. The areas for all planets are the same.. They all speed up closer to the sun ... A planet sweeps out equal areas in equal times. Later on during history this became the basis for NEWTONS Law of Gravity! The closer the planets to the sun the faster they spun! The further away, the slower they are.
Because of KEPLERS quest to find a cosmic system based on perfect solids which turned out to be a quest in his mind, but from those works we now know that scientific laws pervade all of nature and that the same rules that apply on earth apply in the skies. We can find a harmony in the way we think and the way the world works
Olympiapark, in Munich, is where the 1972 Summer Olympic Games were held. It's full of some pretty stunning architecture, landscaping, and design elements. I can't remember which building this is unfortunately, but I liked its angular look.
Olympiapark, Munich, Germany.
I stepped outside tonight for some fresh air and maybe look around some of the street lights for some bugs. There was nothing at the street lights so I headed back to the door. On the porch, I found my cat sprawled out on her side batting something against the wall. Sure enough.......this is what it was!
It is awesome to see this thing fly! (:-D
Scots Pine stand at John Muir Country Park, Dunbar, near Edinburgh, Scotland
Olympus OM30 + Tamron 28mm; Fujichrome - scanned in from original transparency.
I stepped outside tonight for some fresh air and maybe look around some of the street lights for some bugs. There was nothing at the street lights so I headed back to the door. On the porch, I found my cat sprawled out on her side batting something against the wall. Sure enough.......this is what it was!
It is awesome to see this thing fly! (:-D