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El Parque Tagua-Tagua es un Área Protegida Privada (APP) de aproximadamente 3.000 ha., que está ubicada en la cuenca del río Puelo, en específico, a orillas del Lago Tagua Tagua. Administrativamente, el parque pertenece a la comuna de Cochamó, Provincia de Llanquihue, Región de Los Lagos. El área corresponde a una concesión otorgada por Bienes Nacionales a la Universidad Mayor, para el desarrollo de un proyecto de conservación de la biodiversidad y de turismo en intereses especiales, donde el énfasis de la experiencia es el conocimiento y la ciencia. El Parque se encuentra bajo la administración y operación de Sociedad Miralejos Chile Adventure y abrio sus puertas al publico en el 2013.
En su interior, se encuentran ecosistemas propios del sur de Chile, destacando sus bosques prístinos dominados por especies milenarias como el alerce, y otras centenarias como el mañío y el coihue. Todas estas especies son características de los climas templados fríos de la Patagonia del sur de Chile. En el parque también existen lagunas cristalinas, ríos, cascadas y una red de humedales que albergan una rica biodiversidad de fauna y flora, entre la que destacan una gran variedad de hongos.
El parque cuenta con dos refugios de montaña para visitantes, el acceso es restringido para solo 44 personas por dia y requiere reservacion previa. Hay unos 9 kms de senderos bien demarcados y señalizados aptos para caminatas de nivel de dificultad medio. A la fecha hay solo dos areas para ser visitadas: el sector de Laguna Alerces con un refugio para 22 personas y el sector de Lago Quetrus con una cabaña privada para 12 personas. Ambos sectores con servicios basicos. Se puede visitar durante todo el año. Sin duda el mayor atractivo del parque esta en su impresionante belleza escénica y recorrer bosques intocados donde destacan gigantescos Alerces de mas de 3.000 años.
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The Tagua Tagua-Park is a Private Protected Area (APP) of approximately 3,000 ha. located near Puelo River on Lake Tagua Tagua banks. Administratively the park belongs to the Cochamó Llanquihue Province Los Lagos Region. The area corresponding to a concession granted by The National Heritage goverment department to Mayor University to develop a conservation of biodiversity and special interest tourism where the emphasis of the experience is the knowledge and science. The park is under the management and operation of Miralejos Chile Adventure Company and opened its doors to the public in 2013.
Inside are own ecosystems of southern Chile, highlighting its pristine ancient forests dominated by species such as larch, and other millenian species as mañío and coihue. All these species are characteristic of cold temperate climates of southern Chilean Patagonia. In the park there are also crystalline lagoons, rivers, waterfalls and a network of wetlands that are home to a rich biodiversity of fauna and flora, among which include a variety of fungi.
The park has two mountain lodges for visitors, access is restricted to only 44 people per day and requires prior reservation. There are about 9 kms of well-marked trails and signposted suitable for walks of medium level difficulty. To date there are only two areas to be visited: the Laguna larches a shelter for 22 people and the area of Lake quetrus with a private cabin for 12 persons. Both sectors with basic services. It can be visited throughout the year. Undoubtedly the biggest attraction of the park is in its amazing scenic beauty and go through untouched forests whith more than 3,000 years old giant larches.
Apps used-Slow Shutter for iphone.
The objective was to capture a painterly version of an overused theme, a sunset. To distance myself from this cliche’ I chose the Slow Shutter app for iphone. I set the shutter at a one second exposure with “motion blur” in settings. To maintain a painterly suggestion DO NOT induce “intentional camera movement”. Remember, we are in search of ambiance and atmosphere, not impression and abstraction. Timing of course is everything and we are so lucky to be “camera ready” at all times with this remarkable tool in our hip pocket. This was a “straight out of camera”capture, devoid of any editing!
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As always, a photo each day for 365 days. All shot and edited using Apps on my iPhone 5.
The photo was taken using the camera App Huemore for iPhone, saved as a TIFF file before any editing. The original image can be found below.
First of all I used an app called Leonardo to edit the image. This was done by adjusting the Colour Vibrance, Clarity, Brightness, Hue, Saturation. I also boosted the Sharpness and Shadow Detail of the picture. Next I used the app Alien Sky to apply a filter called Sci-Fi to the image to darken the sky a little. I then used the same app to add a couple of effects to the picture, the first was called Ion Flare and second was the Halo around the Flare. Being able to apply multiple flares and effects in one layer without having to render the image after each effect, is one of the new and really welcome features of the upcoming version of the app that I am lucky enough to be advance testing at the moment. Finally I used the app Laminar to apply a Polarizer FX and the Snap Stack frame to the image.
The original photo was taken today near to the village of Knowle. The image is a view of Knowle Locks. These Locks of which there are Five in the Knowle Lock's complex, form one of the widest points of the northern section of the Grand Union Canal. This is before it reaches the more narrow stretch of the Birmingham area of the Canal system.
iPhone app circular edit of a group of riders in this bike race event. Thanks for your appreciation, Gail
I love the big poinsetta bush/trees on the big island of Hawai'i. This photo if full of Big Island sunshine! :0)
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(Used my camera and my iPhone with a million settings testing the accurate rendition of red. Very difficult! I liked the red my iPhone Reflex App gave. Then I did a tiny bit of touch up with iPhoto.)
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Pekan Tanjung Sepat, 42800 Tanjong Sepat, Selangor
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“Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful, for beauty is God's handwriting.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Bagan Lalang, Tanjong Sepat, Selangor
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Palm Tree Resort
Unnamed Rd,, Bagan Lalang, 43950 Tanjong Sepat, Selangor
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at ICFF 2013 we are introducing a new version of the Radiolaria App that will allow people to design their own cellular tables. We fabricate them in house.
CNC-routed baltic birch plywood and laser cut plexiglass inserts
I've labeled all of these individual pictures with Notes, please go to each individual picture of what the items are. I've listed what each item is and the collection it comes from. For some I've added notes on points I find interesting.
My Fruits and Veggies Album:
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Apples, Kiwis and Pears
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Pineapple and Citrus
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Grapes, Peaches, Bananas
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Tropical Fruit
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Melons, Melons and More Melons
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Berries Galore
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As always, a photo each day for 365 days. All shot and edited using Apps on my iPhone 5.
The photo was taken using the camera App ExposerGL for iPhone. The original image can be found below.
First of all I used a filter from the app ExposerGL called Miami Sunset, this was to give the sky a golden look (the same as yesterdays image). Next I used the app called Handy Photo to perform a little restoration on the windows of the building. I did this by cloning away the boards with the upper part of the windows. I also deleted the crossing bollard and the more modern parts within view of the building. I used the same app to crop the image into a square and give it a dark Vignette. Finally I used Distressed FX to add extra features and texture to the image using the Birds Soulmate overlay and the Vanilla Texture.
The original photo was taken late this afternoon. It is of the building that is known as the 'Old Grammar School'. However the 'Grammar School' was originally a Hospital. The original building was constructed during the middle of the 12th Century by Prior Lawrence of the Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary's Priory (Coventry's First of Three Cathedrals). The building was known as the Hospital of St John, it provided help and shelter to the poor and sick of the area. During the middle of the 14th Century the Hospital was rebuilt as the sandstone building that we see today. It was ran as a religious site until the reign of King Henry VIII, when It was closed down during the dissolution of the monasteries. The man sent to close down the Coventry monasteries on behalf of the King was John Hales. He then purchased the site for £400 on the condition he would start a Free School in the building bearing the King’s name. John Hales was already using the old Whitefriars friary as the first King Henry VIII School before he moved the School to this building. It is said that King Henry VIII's daughter Queen Elizabeth I visited the School on her trip to Coventry in 1565 and supplied a donation for the upkeep of the building. Over the years part of the building was knocked down so that the road outside could be widened. This was renamed as Hales Street. The King Henry VIII School was moved to its present location in Warwick Road (third site for the School) in the mid 1880's where is remains to this day. Sadly the building has remained empty for over 20 years and is in need of some major repairs. As of March this year planning permission was granted so that the repairs can be carried out. It has also just been announced that the Coventry Transport Museum will be taking over the building to repair and convert the site into an educational extension for the Museum.
The building is classed as a Grade I listed building. The building is number 11 on my list of 19 (Grade I) Listed buildings in Coventry that I hope to photograph.