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Stadtlagerhaus (Albert Petersen, 1880) , Hamburg, Germany.
Redesign: Alsop + Störmer, BHL Architekten (1998) .
Every time I drive by this sculpture, the iconic song “All You Need Is Love” by John Lennon and Paul McCartney immediately comes to mind. Likewise, this sculpture is also an icon of American Modern Art with “Love” in upper-case letters, arranged in a square, with a tilted letter “O”. This is the signature work of art by artist Robert Indiana. And, if you are old enough to remember, Indiana’s ‘Love’ design was also selected by the US Postal Service as a popular stamp in 1973.
This night photo was taken with a Lensbaby Sweet 50, at the Pappajohn Sculpture Park in Des Moines, Iowa. I used F2.5 with Auto ISO (3200) to get the max amount of blurry lens effects with a fastest exposure time since this was a hand-held shot. Have a happy Sunday and remember, love is all you need.
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0
Gefüllte Dahlie (Hybride)
I'm still testing my way into Affinity Photo v2, still a long way from my routines with Ps or darktable.
Ich teste mich weiter in Affinity Photo v2 vor, bin noch weit entfernt von meinen Routinen mit Ps oder darktable.
2022-09-09_XT11161, pure raw-development in 'RAW power' with finish in 'Affinity Photo v2' 😉
re-edited photo from 2019 HSS
I didn't have a great photo editing program in 2019 so I took this favorite photo and edited it in darktable. since it was a jpg not raw some edits didn't work as well, but adding contrast and filmic and chroma and blurring the ground area a little a really added some character to my original and made Bob stand out!
I had never seen this insect before and did not imagine it could exist in eastern Canada. This wasp is not harmful to humans. It's "stinger" is called an ovipositor and is used to drill into wood (as this one is doing). They live for about 27 days and once the female has mated she searches out larvae in dead wood, usually Pigeon Horntail larvae, another type of wasp. Once found she drills down to them and lays her eggs on the larvae and then her eggs feed on the larvae during their development. Nature is weird.
Riga, Lettonie 🇱🇻
Latvia
Leica Q silver (Typ 116)
28.0 mm ƒ7.1
ISO 200
-0,6 ev
1.0 s
Pris du Wellton Riverside SPA Hotel, taken from Wellton Riverside SPA Hotel.
Traité avec Darktable pour Mac.
Processed by Darktable for Mac.
Données EXIF supprimées à cause de la signature, EXIF data removed due to signature.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAv5pLO37mE&list=RDGMEMYH9CUr... (prenez le temps d'écouter, cette musique fait le rapprochement avec la photo)
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Happy holidays everyone!
Hala Ludowa (Centennial Hall, Jahrhunderthalle) , Wrocław, Poland.
Design (1911): Max Berg.
Built to commemorate Napoleon's defeat at Leipzig in 1813. Now a cultural centre. The cupola is made of reinforced concrete, with an inner diameter of 69 m.
Turned into a Christmas decoration by me and GIMP.
Torre solitaria.
Muro de Roda se alza amurallado sobre un tozal. Quedó abandonado hace décadas pero su muralla y su torre siguen saludando al sol del atardecer.
Procesada con Darktable siguiendo los consejos del gran Boris Hadjukovic (ep 92: You need darkness to see light).
Si te apetece ver cómo edito esta imagen con Darktable, puedes seguir este enlace:
youtu.be/NButhpofwH4?si=cNf4cGuQ2RjeqVV8
Muro de Roda rises walled over a mountain. It was abandoned decades ago, but its wall and tower still greet the sunset light.
Processed with Darktable following the advice of the great Boris Hadjukovic (episode 92: You Need Darkness to See the Light).
In this video you may see how I edit my photo with Darktable (spanish):
Des cieux tourmentés comme dans une scène d'apocalypse. L'effrayant Asperitas, un type de nuage caractérisé par ses étranges ondulations et sa couleur sombre, fait désormais officiellement partie des nuages reconnus par l'Organisation météorologique mondiale (OMM), rattachée à l'ONU. En mars 2017, l'organisme a en effet ajouté onze nouvelles formes de nuages à l'Atlas mondial des nuages, qui en comptait déjà une centaine.
"Un seul regard vers ce nuage suffit pour comprendre que quelque chose de très mauvais est sur le point d'arriver", décrivait Gavin Pretor-Pinney, écrivain passionné par les nuages et créateur du site The Cloud Appreciation Society.
Sur ce cliché pris à Watermael-Boitsfort (Bruxelles), l'Asperitas a des faux airs de mer déchaînée...