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Ana Boutique - Piano Seduction 1
"Chouchou is a historic location in Second Life. Each of us has visited it at least once, and it enchanted us.
At the point of arrival, water, and an endless horizon seemingly infinite surround you.
When you activate music, it’s magic. The music is original to the authors of the location, more specifically: Juliet Heberle is a vocalist, while Arabesque Choch is a composer. The original music of Chouchou on the official website of the sim: chouchou.cc/music/.
Chouchou is known for its music and for the location of water that inspired many other sites, but it is right to remember that the sim hosts two other exciting spaces in the sky, Islamey, and Memento, accessible by a teleport located at the foot of the staircase that leads to the air.
Also, the authors of the location have made artistic videos of high level, and they are visible on their website at the following link: chouchou.cc/music/, under the heading “music videos.”
Today, reading on Facebook, I learned that Chouchou is in danger of closing down.
Many people are worried about this news because Chouchou is a symbol of Second Life, one of many, of course. However, one of the most significant. I hope that the Linden Lab will accept the invitation to preserve this place that for many Second Life users is a corner of peace, harmony, and therapy to the greyness of everyday life."
by Oema
Pastel colours.
Lensbaby Composer Pro, Sweet 35 optic with a macro filter on a Canon DSLR.
Thanking all those for any visits, comments or faves as they are most appreciated.
Hoffnungsvoll , soft , schön und eine der letzten Rosen im Sonnenlicht
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Hopefully , soft , beautiful and one of the last roses in the Sunlight
I look out of this window and I think this is a cosmos,
this is a huge creation, this is one small corner of it.
The trees and birds and everything else and I'm part of it.
I didn't ask to be put here, I've been lucky in
finding myself here.
-Morris West
the view west out the bedroom skylight,
snowy sunset, lensbaby
happy sliderssunday!
♥
A combination of sunshine, mist, and my Lensbaby optic catching the field by the road
Shot with the Lensbaby Composer Pro Double Glass optic.
HFF!
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Lensbaby Composer pro/Doubleglass optic.
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Lensbaby composer pro/ doubleglass optic.
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Lensbaby Composer pro/Doubleglass optic.
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Near the birthplaces and places of work of seven important composers, exhibition spaces in a historical setting:
C.P.E. Bach, J.Brahms, G. Mahler, Fanny u Felix Mendelssohn, G.F. Telemann
Lensbaby composer pro/doubleglass optic.
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Lensbaby composer pro/doubleglass optic.
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Lensbaby composer pro/doubleglass optic.
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youtu.be/bRlXUYtKrRo?si=8RroUqu-4znjDg7o
Marian Petrescu Jazz Trio – Symphony No.3 in F, Op.90 (Brahms) 🎧
---- Thanks to Eloy Gonzalo García ----
The Composers Quarter Hamburg is a gathering of six museums in the Peterstraße in Hamburg-Neustadt, Germany. The associated museums have one or two classical composers as a theme who were born or have lived in the city of Hamburg (G.P. Telemann, C.P. Emanuel Bach, J.A. Hasse, Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn, Johannes Brahms and Gustav Mahler) The museums are located in restored historical buildings.
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"People usually complain that music is so ambiguous, and what they are supposed to think when they hear it is so unclear, while words are understood by everyone. But for me it is exactly the opposite...what the music I love expresses to me are thoughts not to indefinite for words, but rather too definite."
--Felix Mendelssohn--
I came upon this picture while cleaning out.
I did some "heavy" processing on it earlier in the year, but at this point i do like the original more.
Lensbaby Composer pro/ Doubleglass optic.
Thanks for your comments and faves, they are truly appreciated.
Lensbaby composer pro/doubleglass optic.
Thanks for your comments and faves, they are truly appreciated.
Lensbaby Composer pro/Doubleglass optic.
Thanks for your comments and faves, they are truly appreciated.
The Howrah Bridge (officially: Rabindra Setu - named after Rabindranath Tagore, the Indian philosopher, poet, painter, composer, and musician) is the most important road bridge connecting the two Indian cities of Kolkata and Howrah across the Hugli (Hooghly) River. Built at the end of the British colonial period in India and opened in 1943, the bridge is one of the last large cantilever bridges outside North America to be built using steel truss construction.
Kolkata
India 1999
Canon EOS 1, Kodak CN 400
SE5 Lithprint onto Agfa Portriga Rapid PRN 118
Selen MT1
Lensbaby Composer Pro Sweet 35 optic on a Canon EOS 5D Mark II.
I appreciate each and every visit, comment and fave here on my little corner of the world as seen through my lens.
Lensbaby Composer pro/ Doubleglass optic.
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Canon 5D Mark II with the Lensbaby Composer Pro Sweet 35 optic. Taking it our for a whirl as tomorrow is another photowalk with Lensbaby.
I want to thank each and everyone for your comments and visits to my little space here on Flickr. I may not get to respond to all the comments, rest assured, I appreciate them all more than you know. Awards and invites aren't necessary.
The busts of major composers adorn the walls of this salon in the Austrian State Opera House (Staatsoper) in Vienna.
The Austrian State Opera (Staatsoper) is a massive operation that employs over a thousand administrators, workers and performers. During the annual season from early September until mid June, that season's shows are performed on a rotating basis requiring a complete set change everyday since there is a show almost every night. In fact there are often two set changes in a day due to the need for dress rehearsals.