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I'm surprised this kind of path or road was built in the 1930s. It's miniscule by DC standards but would probably still be an open road in Philly. Today it's closed by bollards and is wonderful pedestrian path.
A view of the archway entrance to La Rochelle's magnificent town hall (L'Hôtel de la Ville), which has been in continuous operation since 1298. However, it was reconstructed in 1490 and again in 2013 after a fire caused major damage that took six years to repair.
Centre: Queen's house, 1616-1635, architect Inigo Jones, the first deliberately classical building in Britain. Built for Anne of Denmark, Queen of James I. Either side are the wings of the Royal Hospital for Seamen, now the Old Royal Naval College, laid out so as to protect the view to the Thames from the Queen's house, by order of Queen Mary II. Built 1696-1751, architect Sir Christopher Wren.
Greenwich Observatory just visible at the top of the hill in the distance
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I'm off for some exciting travelling. Hopefully will bring back some photos worth looking at...
Should be seen large.
Cinematic toy photography, captured with a 2x anamorphic lens combined with a 100mm macro prime, for a dual focus setup.
Prints available via my website, www.tommilton.co.uk
A Hellebore ganhou a wig definitiva e para comemorar, fui ao parque tirar umas fotos com ela. \o/
Só não sei se era o dia, horário, luz, minha mão ou a câmera mas nossa, que sufoco separar fotos aproveitáveis desse dia. Ou desfocava, ou estourava a luminosidade, ou faltava e a foto ficava granulosa, ou o foco não se ajustava... Acho que também não estava com muita inspiração para poses ç.ç
Indian Classical Dance performed by the Young girls during Dasara Festival at White House in Bengaluru.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. An irresistible capture with the collection of curves and lines in the architecture and girl. I love that this looks almost posed yet is completely candid. I'm certain she knew that I was capturing this but she didn't move or change her expression or posture at all, which I am very glad about. Enjoy!
Cadi. <3 ~
madree shoo balayaa 3ala el car hhhh
bss i totally love CLASSICAL CARs and bethaat el classical CADI.'s <33
i know el song is aint related bss i love it : (L) >> check it out
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tiwcr2_4U7k
tedyy - for you i will
he is such an amaazing singer and the cridit goes to " etoo"
hhhh she's the one who same3atnee his song xDD
Venice - Italy
Early morning on St Marc.
San Giorgio at the back: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_San_Giorgio_Maggiore
More Venice here: www.flickr.com/photos/nitramf/sets/72157622131855882/
Better large
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Hi, I'm Vaughn. I received a notice in the mail about my Beetle.
Oh, yes, thank you for coming down. You can just leave the keys with me and we'll handle the rest.
Pardon? Why would I leave my keys?
Well, this is a recall. We're recalling the Volkswagen Beetle.
Eh... I hadn't heard of anything with the newer Beetles, but mine is a '67.
Oh, right, we're recalling all of them.
You're recalling all the Volkswagen Beetles? What does that mean??
Every Beetle ever made.
Why??
Road functions.
Road functions?? What does that mean? Do you know how many Beetles are out there?
Over 20 million.
Are you compensating people for turning in their Beetles??
Of course we couldn't do that. There are too many. Your keys please. Make this easy.
And at that moment Vaughn awoke in a sweat! He ran to his garage and hugged his Beetle, weeping great tears of joy.
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A year of the shows and performers of the Bijou Planks Theater.
Kinsmart
1967 "Classical Beetle"
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Shot of the tholos of the sanctuary of Athēna Pronaea (Ἀθηνᾶ Προναία), the most iconic monument at Delphi, located between the temple of goddess Athēna and the Treasury of ‘Massalí-a’ (Greek colony founded in 600 BC, aka Marseille, France).
The circular building is a masterpiece of Classical architecture. It was erected in 380 BC and had been planned by the architect Theodoros of Phōcaea or Phōcis. It was partially restored in 1938 AD.
Shot taken on October 10, 2022.
Canon EOS R5
Canon RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM @ 47 mm
ISO 100 – f/14 – [ 1/100 & 1/40 sec ] HDR
Location: Ter Apel - at the Bosbeek - the Netherlands.
Exposure: 3 brackets of -2 Ev, +/-0 Ev and +2 Ev at f/8, mounted on a Manfrotto 190.
Description: During the grubbing of the so-called "Bourtangermoor" - in the Northern provinces Groningen and Drenthe - the whole old peat-mouth scheme was nearly replaced by straight canals. At the end of the previous century the convalescence of several old peat-flows - such as the Runde and the Ruiten Aa - started to develop.
This picture was taken at the Bosbeek (forest-branch), which has been dug in 2000. This new piece of water-plan connects the Runde with the Ruiten Aa (canals).
Due to house construction it was no longer possible to maintain the original flow of streaming water from the bayou. When the complete route has been gradually recovered, peat-water from the highmoor-reservoir Bargerveen will flow to sea once again.
Technique: HDR Tone Mapping & PS color and contrast enhancements.
Two layer copies with corresponding masks used for selective sharpening and sensor junk removal. A custom double-s curve for overall contrast. A selective Levels layer to brighten the trees in the background a bit. Another custom one-point curve layer for a second contrast adjustment throughout the scene.
The warm subdued color toning was inspired by 17th century paintings, those by William Blake in particular. The end-result was achieved by using three adjustment layers: Photo Filter (orange), Hue/Saturation and Selective Color.
A blueprint of real world grain - Agfa Scala 200x - was sampled and applied as well as a soft Gaussian Blur for the overall effect as a final touch.
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VIA Rail Canada's flagship train "The Canadian" is seen rolling across the historic Seguin River Trestle in beautiful Parry Sound, Ontario. The leader, no. 6416, is an F40PH-2 decked out in the funky Canada 150 scheme. On this gloomy morning in October, the Canadian was running about 5.5 hours late, which allowed for some fairly uncommon photos of it on the trestle in daylight.