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Japanische Zieraprikose geflanzt am 21.11.2014 vom Fƶrderverein Netzwerk Bunter Garten e.V. M`gladbach
Isso aĆ era um portĆ£o de guarda de Pisaq.
Mas, serƔ que eu atrapalhei a moƧa? :)
AtĆ© fiz um crop, destacando as nuvens, ficou legal, mas nĆ£o tĆ£o engraƧada.
Another variation on the ghostly beings concept, I like the way this demonic bastard is rising from all up in my insides. I was going to correct the red eye and then I decided it was in keeping with the theme really. Haha.
This bench was in a tunnel by the waterside of the River Seine that runs through gay Pareeeee. Didn't have a tramp on it, which was a rare bonus.
This has to be included for retro value. Pretty much first bit of Photoshop for me and Paul, after a trip to Shaldon on a ferry. Great day out, great fun!
That was suuuuuch a scary long drop over the edge there. We'd got through a fence onto the edge of a cliff. I meant that face.
The Cathedral (Church of St. Nicholas).
The site of the Cathedral was originally occupied by a three-nave Romanic church whose earliest mention dates back to 1262. After the fire of 1361 it was re-vaulted in the Gothic style. When the Ljubljana Diocese was established in 1461, the church underwent several alterations and additions. In 1469 it was burnt down, presumably by the Turks.
Between 1701 and 1706, a new Baroque hall church with side chapels shaped in the form of the Latin cross was built to a design by the Jesuit architect Andrea Pozzo. As the church's dome was only built in 1841, originally a fake dome was painted on the arch above the centre of the cross. The surviving Baroque interior decoration notably includes frescoes by Giulio Quaglio (painted in the periods 1703-1706 and 1721-1723), Angelo Putti's statues of four bishops of Emona situated beneath the beams of the dome (1712-1713), Putti's painting of Dean Janez Anton DolniÄar (1715), who initiated the rebuilding of the church in 1701, Francesco Robba's altar angels in the left part of the nave (1745-1750) and brothers Paolo and Giuseppe Groppelli's altar angels in the right part of the nave (1711).
A host of other works of art were added later. One of the more interesting is the dome fresco painted by Matevž Langus in 1844. The most outstanding 20th century additions include Tone DemÅ”ar's main entrance door relief depicting the history of Slovenia, commissioned to mark the 1250th anniversary of Christianity in Slovenia, and Mirsad BegiÄ's side doors with portraits of bishops.
in traffic on the way to work.
as you can probably tell by my footwear and capri pants - the dress code at work is very casual.
Arhchitecture that resembles Greco-Roman, or the German, Third-Reich neo-classical fascist architecture that increased the already-monumental scale to one that dwarfed all humanity. I'm not sure what these structures are, but they're in a highly industrial area near shipping and receiving ports and two operational power plants.
The processing was kind of for fun, but these look fantastic as prints, on both glossy and toothy paper.
Hunter's Point, September 24, 2005, San Francisco
This is away from the fire and the fall colors are really starting to show off. This was taken with my P & S I am really getting a lot of use with this camera. It is so easy to keep with me all the time. I think it takes really nice pictures. This is in Southern Utah a part of the Rocky mountains call the Tushers.