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Magasin4 is a club founded in 1994 dedicated to alternative music : Hardcore, Funk, Punk, Alternative Rock, Ska, Pop, Experimental Musics, Chanson Française, Jazz and a lot of original fusions... The entrance fee is kept low so that nothing can prevent you from discovering groups and styles.
... crowd of passengers walking in the platform of underground train ...
experimenting new way of presentation, what do you think ?
This one is just an experimentation of filters in PS. I used a warming filter to accentuate the purple tones of this flower...
When I was looking at this shot... they sort of look like a crowd of purple people... I mean... just their heads... as if they're gathering around together because something happened... haha
Or... maybe I'm just sleepy! G'nite!
Move your mouse over the photo to read my notes... :)
The boardwalks close to Old Faithful were crowded with people. However, the farther away we traveled the fewer the people. In this case, there was a bunch of people in the distance watching for a geyser to blow. Some of them are sitting on a bench.
Thermophiles must have been very happy in the stream of hot water heading for the boardwalk on which I was standing. Yellow thermophiles grow in the warmest water, then orange, then brown in the cooler waters. They make such interesting patterns.
Happy Bench Monday!
Not sure if this is ICM, ME or a hybrid as I used the slow shutter app. I was trying to replicate the energy and aggression of a Prem football crowd.....quite pleased with the outcome!
I finally figured out this difference after talking to so many different people when the reign of Trump occurred and gauged their reactions. We've all been told there are major issues like abortion, immigration, health care, education...
But, I figured it out...the only real difference between a liberal and a conservative is that a conservative only reacts, votes, and advocates along certain lines when an issue directly effects them...so, the woman that votes for Trump even though her husband and father of her 4 kids is an illegal immigrant and then gets outraged when he's deported...or the many Americans who will get outraged when/if Trump completely defunds Obamacare and they are left with nothing...they don't think on the "we" basis. They think only about the "me."
But a liberal, a liberal cares when anything negatively impacts a member of our community. Because, we see the connection..it's not just about human rights we're talking about here, although plenty of liberals care about that. But, what I'm saying is that liberals understand their place in the world in a more holistic sense. We realize that if a member of the community, whether it is a Black man wrongfully killed by police or a an anti-Muslim ICE raid that leads to a harmful deportation and disruption of family lives, this negatively impacts the quality of life of everyone in the community and we cannot ignore it. A liberal realizes that all humans should be honored based on the identity they choose vs. the one they happen to be born with even if we ourselves are heterosexual because it makes for a more accepting world. A liberal realizes we need to invest in climate change solutions before we're actually under a rising sea level. A liberal realizes putting guns in the hands of people who are mentally ill so easily without any background checks is a detriment to the safety of all.
I realize liberals have gotten a bad name in some circles and media outlets...and, it's not hard to see why...we live in a self centered world where profit is a god and many conservatives all out for themselves are both unhappy and rich. They own so many more major media outlets and they control the message. But, let's be clear, money doesn't buy you happiness...being part of a community does bring happiness and increase your quality of life. And, if more people thought about the community aspect..more about the we and less about the I...the world would be a much better shared safe space for us to live in.
Just ask Denmark, the famous masters of hygge or happiness. They care more about the we. They make sure all people have some basic protections. And, though they seem fond of burning a bunch of candles around wooden furniture, they still have much fewer fatalities.
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At Montmartre, Paris, France. The building is Basilique du Sacré Coeur.
I visited the above location during my last trip to Paris more than 10 years ago and I was still using my old Samsung phone! "Montmartre is a large hill in Paris northern 18th arrondissement. It is 130 m high and gives its name to the surrounding district...Montmartre is primarily known for its artistic history, for the white-domed Basilica of the Sacré-Coeur on its summit, and as a nightclub district" (Wikipedia)
We shot this beautiful on-location picture with Molly last weekend, which plays with the concept of loneliness in a city, surrounded by people.
You can read a bit more about it on the following blog post: www.joseesteve.com/molly/
I've never really done a wide angle portrait of a woman before , was curious to see how it would turn out.
Happy Easter everyone !
Steam train Merlin no 85 on a special outing here in Dubln ....steam trains are rare visitors here in Dublin so crowds always come to see them I just love them the engineering of these beautiful machines and the sound and steam is always a joy to see I'm of on one this Sunday can't wait my friend managed to get us tickets 🚂...
Have a lovely week and as always thank you for your visits to my weekly photo 😊
One night a year, they shut down one of the main squares and everyone eats outside. Each restaurant gets a block of about 20-30 tables and patrons eat under the lights in the summer air. The weather was just perfect this night… I was a bit worried because the Denver days were quite hot — not what I expected.
- Trey Ratcliff
Click here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
Palio di Siena:
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Pictures from the twice-annual horse race around the narrow streets of the historic Tuscan city on July, 2nd, 2018.
A crowd of people returning from a show of fireworks spill in to the street without traffic in Porto city Portugal Europe.
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Hello my peeps! Hope everyone’s is doing well :) My health is doing better but maybe being stuck in my room for so long is messing up my psyche LOL If you have the time check out my Facebook Page which I am currently updating. Will continue catching up with everyone today! Take care! Peace ^__^