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Ignoring the warning of a lowered gate and flashing lights at a grade crossing, a daring young bicyclist cuts across the path of a westbound Norfolk Southern freight train in Whiting, Indiana.
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 200, f/6.3, 300mm, 1/320s
The eagle of time sweeps across the years, Dante muses, blessing some, cursing others, and individuals must attempt to harness warmer winds when they can, as well as fend off gales.
-Mark Vernon, Dante’s Divine Comedy, a guide for the spiritual journey
Mit dem Rad nach Hause auf Hamburgs breitestem Radweg, der alten Harburger Elbbrücke über die Süderelbe. Sie steht unter Denkmalschutz und ist ausschließlich für Radfahrer und Fußgänger freigeben.
Rainy day today, first rain in 30 days….so not a day for cycling and it stays hanging in the garage instead.
Over in Sherdley park on Sunday......put the camera on the ground and took this.....
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We have really loved everywhere we lived. For the people, the place, the memories, all of it. On the weekend before we left New York, we visited a little town called Accord, northwest of Rosendale northwest of New Paltz northwest of Poughkeepsie which is north of NYC. You get the idea. This photo was taken at the base of the Gunks facing, you guessed it, North toward the Catskills in the distance. One of the most beautiful places I've seen. Again for all the reasons listed above. So, someday we will return here to enjoy the people, place, and more memories.
Baptisterium der Basilica cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta – „Kathedral-Basilika Mariä Himmelfahrt“ Padua
Sagenhafter Freskenzyklus, über 100 Bibelszenen zur Schöpfung und Apokalypse, die der Florentiner Maler Giusto de Menaboui von 1375-1378 schuf.
Die Menabuoi-Fresken, einer der bedeutendsten und besterhaltenen Gemäldezyklen des 14. Jahrhunderts, wurden unter der Signoria der Carraresi von Francesco I. da Carrara und seiner Frau Fina Buzzaccarini in Auftrag gegeben.
Die über hundert Bildfelder bedecken sämtliche Wandflächen und die Kuppel. Illustriert sind Szenen aus dem Evangelium, das erste und das letzte Buch der Bibel sowie das Leben Johannes des Täufers, des Patrons aller Baptisterien. Das Kuppelfresko zeigt Christus als Pantokrator, umringt von den Scharen der Engel und Vollendeten.
Das Baptisterium besteht aus einem würfelförmigen Unterbau und einer aufgesetzten Rotunde mit Flachkuppel. Nach Osten, zum Domplatz, weist die flach geschlossene Apsis, die ihrerseits eine kleine Kuppel trägt. Mehrere Reihen von Bogenfriesen mit Lisenen gliedern die Wandflächen. Es steht auf einem Vorgängerbau des 4. Jahrhunderts.
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Baptistery of the Basilica cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta - "Cathedral-Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary" Padua
Legendary cycle of frescoes, over 100 biblical scenes of the Creation and the Apocalypse, created by the Florentine painter Giusto de Menaboui from 1375-1378.
The Menabuoi frescoes, one of the most important and best-preserved painting cycles of the 14th century, were commissioned by Francesco I da Carrara and his wife Fina Buzzaccarini under the Signoria of the Carraresi.
The more than one hundred panels cover all the wall surfaces and the dome. They illustrate scenes from the Gospel, the first and last books of the Bible and the life of John the Baptist, the patron saint of all baptisteries. The dome fresco depicts Christ as Pantocrator, surrounded by the hosts of angels and the perfected.
The baptistery consists of a cube-shaped substructure and an attached rotunda with a flat dome. The flat, closed apse, which in turn supports a small dome, faces east towards the cathedral square. Several rows of arched friezes with pilaster strips structure the wall surfaces. It stands on a predecessor building from the 4th century.
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