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What a difference a week makes! When I photographed this scene last week on my walk to Cholesbury, it was dull and grey. This time I headed down to Chesham Vale then up to the Ashley Green Road.
The Vale is a dry valley where a spring is one of the headwaters feeding the River Chess. In the 1930s the road would regularly turn into a river after torrential rain and the flood even reached Chesham. Th problem was largely overcome by the building of a pumping station further up the Vale to supply Aylesbury with water. However recent heavy storms still cause flash flooding!
HFF and have a great weekend Flickr friends.
Could you believe I could be different?
I'll be the difference, I'll lift you high
And I understand your hesitation
Our reputation, it's no surprise
So let me redefine you
And you can see the tide move
Just like tears in the eyes do
And when you're feeling alone
Oh, baby, I'll be right here
Between the sea and silence
So breathe easy right here
You can find sunshine in the rain
As the Blue Angels rolled on the runway you can see the heat rising from the ground.
Heat distortion is caused when light is refracted through air of differing densities. Hot air is less dense than cold air, so light waves are bent differently in hot versus cold air. The result is visible heat waves when there is a significant temperature difference between the ground and the air above it.
All of whom embrace the international feeling with a gender equal world, a world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women's equality. Collectively we can all #InspireInclusion as quoted from IWD 2024
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What a difference 2 weeks can make, from snow and Siberian temperatures to crocuses and bees in the garden!
It was beautifully Springy here in the East this weekend, I'm sure we will have another few cold snaps before true Spring starts but this is enough for now....
We gained 3 minutes and 55 seconds of daylight today- I love this time of year :)
Wishing you all a great new week ahead.
La première chose qui frappe le visiteur qui rentre dans la cathédrale Saint-Bénigne est la différence de couleur entre la nef et le chœur. Les sources indiquent que, au Moyen Âge, la pierre du chœur était ocre. Aussi, lors de la dernière restauration (1988-1995), a-t-on essayé de reconstituer cette couleur.
Le chœur se caractérise par de grandes colonnes qui montent sans interruption jusqu'à la voûte, assurant un effet d'élancement vers le ciel assez réussi. Le chœur, comme la nef, possède trois niveaux d'élévation : fenêtres basses, triforium et fenêtres hautes. Le triforium est partout encadré, en haut et en bas, par un bandeau mince en forte saillie qui coupe l'élancement des élévations. Les colonnes du sanctuaire - d'une seul tenant - et leur effet ascensionnel n'en ressortent que plus fortement.
On observe dans le chœur un large parement entre le triforium et les fenêtres hautes : c'est une particularité de Saint-Bénigne.
La cathédrale Saint-Bénigne est inondée de lumière car la verrière des fenêtres hautes est en verre blanc.
www.patrimoine-histoire.fr/Patrimoine/Dijon/Dijon-Saint-B...
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The first thing that strikes the visitor who enters the St. Bénigne Cathedral is the color difference between the nave and chancel. Sources say, the Middle Ages, the stone of the choir was ocher. Also, during the last restoration (1988-1995), did it tried to restore that color.
The choir is characterized by large columns that rise up to the vault without interruption, ensuring effective slenderness to the fairly successful sky. The chorus, like the nave elevation has three levels: low windows, triforium and high windows. The clerestory is everywhere framed top and bottom by a thin headband strong projection that cuts slenderness elevations. The columns of the sanctuary - a single holding - and lift effect does emerge that more strongly.
In the choir there is a wide siding between the triforium and high windows is a feature of Saint-Bénigne.
St. Bénigne Cathedral is flooded with light because the glass roof of the high windows is white glass.
Translated from:
www.patrimoine-histoire.fr/Patrimoine/Dijon/Dijon-Saint-B...
Common Gallinules are ubiquitous everywhere there is fresh water in these parts.
For the most part, they don't make very interesting subjects photography wise. But now and then they have some issues that need settling.
These two guys went at it repeatedly for several minutes.
Not sure what got settled, but after a while, they both stopped their bickering and went back to what gallinules do; swimming around and eating pretty much whatever gets in their way.
there seems to be an unwritten (or possibly it is?) rule among residents that none shall paint his bathing hut in the same colour as his neighbour.
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What happens when two youngsters want to be in the same place at the same time.
Immature White-crowned Sparrows (Zonotrichia leucophrys)
Jackson County, Oregon
Difference,
Coldness,
Unique feeling,
Sincere smile,
To change,
Model,
Potential,
Beautiful,
Unique,
Wounded,
Betrayed,
raped,
Hit...
Self reconstruction
Had not intended to make a comparison, but I happened to look out after a short while and saw how much the sun had sunk. Then I tried to get both photos alike but the second was not quite like the first.
Harvest Moon v Super Moon = Not much difference really. whilst a bit disappointed at missing the super moon rise above the horizon the other day, I thought I'd do a comparison image of the super moon that I caught on the 12th of November two days before the actual full moon of the 14th, compared with the Harvest full Moon at sunset on the 16th of September. Using 300mm focal range for each capture.
The distance of the Harvest moon from my capture point (according to the Stellarium app) was just over 225, 000 miles. And just over 222,000 miles with the super moon 30 minutes above the horizon, although the app suggests it would've been 221,800 miles away whilst directly overhead just after midnight. The next full moon will be on the 14th of December at a distance of just over 223,000 miles,
My conclusion is a few thousand miles difference in space is a mere stones throw on Planet Earth.
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One of the most striking differences between a cat and a lie is that a cat has only nine lives.
Mark Twain
What a difference that a proper add on can make; not only is it not another monotonous SD60E that leads every road freight on this railroad, but an ex-Con D8-40CW that avoided the scrapper's torch.
Made a few small changes to my shape and played around with some new editing techniques. So used to photoshop and changing to Affinity has been... Something.