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Hypoxylon fragiferme of in het Nederlands
Roestbruinekogelzwam.
Ze zijn al oud vandaar de donkere kleur.
While folding another of my new pattern of my Block-tessellation serie I used thicker paper and because of that and the density of the pattern this bowl-shape arose ;-)
On the left you see the pattern from the outside and on the right the inside.
Here you can see a different view of my origami tessellation "Bricks".
I found (independently) a variation of the "Wall" of Momotani and I'm probably not the first one, correct me please when I'm wrong.
Folded from 21x21cm greenish Japanese paper, with some golden en silver dots in it.
HCS 😊😊😍
I am not sure that I am correct about this being a cliche?
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Imagen capturada en una calle del Arenal (Antíguo barrio sevillano a orilla del rio Guadalquivir) La fotografía está capturada a pulso sin ningún apoyo con una velocidad de 1/25, un diafragma de f/5.6 y un Iso alto de 4000 con una focal de 24 mm. El balance de blancos está corregido en la edición para darle al escenario ese tono cálido más parecido al real, que el más frio que tomó la cámara en automático. Personalmente me gusta como se ve aunque se pierdan ciertos tonos
Esta imagen es resultado de una prueba en condiciones difíciles con mi cámara.
English
Image captured in a street in Arenal (Old Seville neighborhood on the banks of the Guadalquivir river) The photograph is captured freehand without any support with a speed of 1/25, a diaphragm of f/5.6 and High Iso 4000 with a focal of 24mm. The white balance is corrected in the edit to give the stage that warm tone that is closer to the real one, than the colder one that the camera took on automatic. Personally I like how it looks even if certain tones are lost.
This image is the result of one test in difficult conditions with my camera.
Cámara Nikon D850 con lente 24-120 F4/G-VR editada con ACR y PS-CC 2019.
Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande.
I recommend see in larger clicking double on the image.
Estudio bíblico sobre la oración | ¿Cómo orar a Dios correctamente? — 4 pasos para orar
Cómo orar a Dios es un tema muy importante para todos los cristianos. La oración a menudo es ignorada por nosotros en nuestra vida diaria. Muchas veces, oramos ante Dios de manera superficial, simplemente pasando por las formalidades. Nunca hemos presentado nuestros corazones ante Dios para tener oraciones verdaderas, y simplemente nos apresuramos a ir ante Él para orar y admirarlo cuando nos encontramos con algunos problemas. Es por esa actitud que no sabemos cómo orar a Dios, incluso si hemos creído en Él por muchos años. Hoy, compartamos cómo orar a Dios juntos.
1. ¿Cómo orar a dios correctamente?
Un día, un amigo mío vino a mi casa y se reunió conmigo. Al hablar sobre este tema, el sacó un libro y me leyó: "¿Qué significa orar realmente? Quiere decir hablar con Dios las palabras que están dentro de tu corazón y comunicarte con Dios después de que comprendiste Su voluntad, basándote en Sus palabras; quiere decir sentirte particularmente cerca de Dios, sentir que Él está enfrente de ti y que tú tienes algo que decirle; y quiere decir que está especialmente radiante dentro de tu corazón y sentir que Dios es especialmente precioso. Te vas a sentir especialmente constreñido y, después de escuchar tus palabras, tus hermanos y hermanas se van a sentir complacidos, van a sentir que las palabras que hablas son las palabras que están dentro de sus corazones, las palabras que quieren decir y que lo que tú dices representa lo que ellos quieren decir. Esto es lo que significa orar verdaderamente". De "Acerca de la práctica de la oración" Este párrafo de palabras me permitió entender: Una oración verdadera significa hablar nuestras sinceras palabras a Dios y abrir nuestros corazones para estar en comunión con Él acerca de nuestras dificultades, las cosas que enfrentamos y las preguntas que no entendemos. Al orar a Dios y acercarnos a Él, comprendemos su voluntad y encontramos las formas de practicar. Con una oración como esta, podemos tener una mente clara e iluminada bajo la guía de Dios, para que podamos ver la verdadera naturaleza de los problemas más a fondo. Mientras tanto, podemos sentir que Dios tiene razón a nuestro lado; nuestros corazones se sentirán particularmente cerca de Él y nuestra relación con Él se acerca gradualmente. Si siempre oramos a Dios de esta manera, nuestras oraciones estarán detrás de su corazón y seguramente serán respondidas.
Leer más: www.biblia-es.org/como-orar-a-dios-4-consejos-para-orar.html
Te recomiendo leer: Cómo orar a Dios para que me escuche
Except for the problem in its foot, the bird seemed to be ok.
I hope the ID is correct.
Photo taken at Bakkatjörn lake, Seltjarnarnes, Reykjavik
This photograph of an American Avocet was taken just outside of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Females are similar in appearance to males but with a shorter and more upwardly-curved bill, male bills are longer and straighter. They are the only avocet with distinct breeding and non-breeding plumages.
During the breeding season, the feathers turn a rusty orange color, but in the winter, they are grayish white.
I believe this is a male but please correct me if I am wrong.
-Recurvirostra americana
◈ La Habana Vieja, Cuba ◈
☛ Typical image of a street of Old Havana. Founded by the Spanish in 1519, Old Havana is a Havana neighborhood and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Havana lies on the northwest coast of Cuba.
☛ Image typique d'une rue de la Vieille Havane. Fondé par les Espagnols en 1519, le quartier de La vieille Havane a été reconnu au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. La Havane est située sur la côte nord-ouest de Cuba.
☛ Muy típico de las calles de La Habana Vieja. Fundada por los españoles en 1519 , La Habana Vieja es un barrio de La Habana y declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO . La Habana se encuentra en la costa noroeste de Cuba
Another edible prop. Had to have one of these buns today as it's the correct day for them = the last Tuesday before Lent.
When I was little the lid was always triangular and there was not as much cream and almond paste in them as there is now.
28/28 in February
59/365, 2017 one photo each day.
52 in 2017 Challenge #46 Tradition
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this Celestial Dawn?! I thought she'd been removed for a make-over ages ago. Anyway, the poor old gal looking rather shabby, against a not-so-interesting sky. The windmill and spire of St John's church visible in the distance.
Speaking of yawns, I think I might go and have a lie down. I've been AZd today, and feeling a bit weary (but pleased) 😊
This female Rufous Humminbird was a surprise first to my yard and she came with a deformed bill. Poor thing had a bruise on the bottom and her bill was crossed. Hopefully she is fine for migration. I don't know if those conditions correct themselves or get worse over time.
A pretty common bird in the countryside found near waterbodies where there is some grass or grass blades. They use those blades for making nests.
On this day, they were hiding in the paddy fields which are now 2-2.5 feet full of paddy grass - hope I am saying that correctly. We captured several shots while they were plucking blades for their nests.
Thanks in advance for your views and feedback.
Y-NTW1501 departs the Bluff with the correct leader. This job seems to be coming back west with a train in tow more often, which is nice to see.
Hope correct for Smile on Saturday ;-)
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I believe this is a 1932 3-window roadster. If I'm wrong, please feel free to correct me in the comments. I'm still learning all this jargon!
This, too, was taken at the Goodguys Car Show, located at the Fairgrounds in Puyallup, Washington. I believe it was the year 2016.
I like the bright yellow color...and the little bit of pin stripe is nice too! I posted another one years ago, but it had a hard top--a deuce coupe! This one doesn't have the hard top, so it can't be considered a coupe. See--I'm learning! ha!
Hope y'all enjoy!
Goodguys Car Show
Fairgrounds
Puyallup, Washington
072916
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This shot was taken over the weekend & for once i managed to wake up fairly early.. & my early is like 9am LOL! usually weekend is a big sleep in for me :P It was actually great to go to the city in the morning when everyone is fresh & ready to rock the day! loud music was pumping through the entire botanical garden cos of a big day out event! Beautiful weather at 30 c.. great ambience & definitely got me pumped for more dramatic shots for the day! :D
Thank you so much for your time for popping by with your views, comments or faves! Always appreciate them!
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The Victorian Palm House at Adelaide Botanical Garden
The Shot
Standard 3 exposure shot (+2..0..-2 EV) with tripod using Sigma DC HSM 10-20mm lens
Photomatix
- Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option
Photoshop
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'curves' to increase the contrast
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (yellows) to slightly decrease the tone of the house
- Added 1 layer mask effects of 'saturation' (blues) to slightly adjust the lightness of the sky
- Applied digital blending of another tonemapped hdr to correct the ghost artifacts from the trees
- Used 'unsharp mask' (as always) on the background layer
You
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are (as always) welcome.
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THE BLACK BACKGROUND IS THE RESULT OF A CORRECT EXPOSURE ON THE ROSE
OBLIQUE DIRECT SUN LIGHT USED
THE ROSE IS PALCED ON A REAL VERY LARGE MIRROR
PLEASE, SEE ON BLACK.....IT IS REALLY MAGIC!!!!!!
dimensions of the original file: 4912 x 7360 pixel
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Taken about a year ago on my road trip up into Canada....Solo driving and shooting for almost 3000 miles....not a care in the world...life is good!!!! If my memory serves me correctly this was taken near the town of Golden, BC. I'll map it for ya....
Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure 0.025 sec (1/40)
Aperture f/5.6
Focal Length 200 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Editing can be a funny experience. First the file looked very dark in Affinity, so I opened the RAW editing software from Fuji. Connected it up to find the camera was flashing away not connecting correctly. Finally, I wised up to find a new lead that worked correctly, which was good however an eye had appeared in the editing on the left-hand side which was not there on the first edit. Wow Fuji is looking out for me!!!!!
To finish this silly story the original idea was to show the umbrellas which have an interesting look and colour but Fuji unbeknown to me painted and eye in the picture while I was editing.
End of the story!
This might be a slightly silly idea, but I had a lot of fun sharing a small glimpse of what was going on in my head while creating and editing this image and this character. Writing it down felt right in the moment.
For me, it’s never just about the looks.
Editing is the part where my brain goes off on its own little adventure and the character starts to take shape beyond pixels and poses.
Please keep in mind that I’m just a roleplayer whose biggest passion is emoting — not a professional storyteller. And yes… this was also translated from my native language into English, so please be gentle with me. 😅
Still, I hope some of you enjoy getting a peek into Arawn’s backstory. And if not — hey, at least I had fun doing it.
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Arawn was born where the water never forgets.
In the drowned groves beneath the world—where roots strangled the light and rivers murmured names no living throat should shape—he learned early that mercy decays faster than bone. The spirits there did not raise him. They claimed him. Fed him lies sweet as honey. Wrapped living vines around his wrists and called it protection.
He was beautiful even then.
That was his first curse.
They crowned him with antlers grown from living wood, not as a blessing but as a tether—proof that he belonged to the wild dark, to a bargain he had never agreed to. Power gathered in him like still water: patient, cold, inevitable. He learned to take what he needed. He learned that love, when offered, always carried a hook.
And in the water’s memory—long before Rowan was born—
their name already waited.
The spirits whispered it not as prophecy, but as warning. A flaw in the pattern. A future threaded into root and river alike that would not bow. Something the forest could not own.
They knew Arawn could be claimed.
He was dangerous, yes—but predictable. He could be bound with antlers. Tethered with ritual. Fed devotion until he mistook it for choice.
Rowan was not.
The spirits felt Rowan first as an absence—a hollow where roots refused to grow straight and rivers forgot which way they were meant to flow. Where futures forked and refused to settle. Rowan was not born of the forest, nor sworn to it.
They were not meant to kneel.
The spirits tried to erase them. Names misplaced. Paths misaligned. Chances quietly drowned before they could surface. But Rowan kept surviving—kept walking forward—kept becoming unavoidable.
By the time the upper world learned Arawn’s name, he was already a villain in their mouths.
The Forest King.
The Whisper in the Mire.
The one who traded salvation for obedience.
He conquered not with armies, but with want. Cities fell because people knelt willingly. He never corrected them.
But sometimes—rarely—Arawn would hear it again.
A name carried on running water. A presence just beyond the treeline. Not a command. Not a prayer.
A pull.
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Heavy Haul Rail 70009 approaches Thurston, working 6Z80 05.23 Tunstead Sidings - Ipswich Griffin Wharf loaded aggregate.
This was the second East Anglia-bound aggregate train to leave Tunstead in just over ten minutes this morning, but was booked to reach Peterborough nearly half an hour behind the first and then, thanks to being booked to recess for half an hour or so at March, was just over an hour later here.
Believe it or not, this was the first time I'd attempted this shot with the correct sun angle, but when I got here I discovered you need to stand much more head-on than previously due to the lineside trees (including one which is not so visible, but its branches are close to "touching" the first few wagons).
I was extremely lucky with the lighting on this, as the scene was still in full dull when the loco appeared under Barton Bridge in the distance. As the train approached, the sun came out but then kept going in and out - and I was amazed to get such even lighting on the train! I was also lucky in that a resident of one of the houses had briefly popped out, and his white car was not parked in the shot (it had been there when I'd looked in here over an hour earlier, and it returned after lunch).
Of course, I heard the train long before I saw it; 70s are much louder than 66s.
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Not great at naming butterflies. I'm happy to be corrected if I have it wrong!
Seen on the Isle of Wight at Mottistone Gardens.
Photographed in my flower garden. Most of my iris were passed down from my grandfather to my mother, and now to me. I believe that I have them correctly identified, but don't know the names of several. Any help will be appreciated. Most of the iris that I have were hybridized and purchased in the 1970's although a few that my grandfather first planted may be from the 1950's and 1960's. He didn't grow iris until after he retired if in fact he ever retired. Although he turned the ranch over to one of his sons he continued to irrigate the alfalfa fields.
Hybridized by Schreiner, introduced 1970.
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The business end of a small carbon fiber brush for cleaning a phonograph stylus (needle) as safely as possible. The bristle cluster itself is ¼ inch (6mm) diameter; the overall length of the brush is just under 2⅜" (exactly 58mm) long.
The very fine-bristled brush, when used correctly, is a lot easier on the stylus and the fragile cantilever (stylus support arm) of a modern cartridge than the time-worn tactic of using your index finger to knock those little dust bunnies off the needle. Of course, keeping records clean minimizes the likelihood of those bunnies multiplying ;).
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bluebell ~ hyacinthoides hispanica
orange tip butterfly ~ anthocharis cardamines
If I have the wrong ID please correct me.
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Getting close with a leaf of, if my research is correct, a felt bush or elephant's ear kalanchoe (Kalanchoe beharensis). This plant, an intriguing but mysterious shrub with thorny stalks as a contrast to its fuzzy leaves, came with the house I bought in 1996.
This view of the leaf is about 2½" (63.5mm) wide.
Beste wensen vor je herstel lieve Hans 💚
(I hope the translation is correct)
"Macro Mondays" Theme: "Orange"
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allen Besuchern und Freunden meines Fotostreams ein herzliches Dankeschön für eure Kommentare und Kritiken, Einladungen und Favoriten.
all visitors and friends of my photostream, a heartfelt thank you for your comments and reviews, invitations and favorites
In the last light of day, a Delaware & Hudson RS36 leads a westbound (D&H north) train through Packerton, Pennsylvania.
If you like shooting in the early morning, Zion can really test your abilities, especially once the sun rises over the rim of the canyon. You get an interesting mix of shadow and light that makes setting the correct exposure quite tricky.
Here I liked the juxtaposition between the dead tree and canyon walls. The tree could be hundreds of years old and it still can't hold a candle to the ageless cliffs.
Zion National Park, Utah
An uncooperative spell of windy wet weather has seen frustration growing,
So I looked back to the other week and decided to try removing some of the more eccentric colour casts thrown up by the film.
Essentially a lot of desaturation curves.
Opinions on which version looks most "natural" are most welcome.
Samyang 100mm f/2.8
Another experiment of mine. Correctly exposed light produces interesting results.