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Eurasian buzzard or common buzzard
Mäusebussard
[Buteo buteo]
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This photograph is not composed. Indeed this are two individuals flying close behind one another.
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More documentation on the development of my amaryllis - link to the Amaryllis Album is in the comments.
Dans un style apparenté à celui de la Place des Vosges à Paris, ce petit pavillon de 1626 appelé aussi « maison des chevaliers » en briques et pierres et aux combles à la française était la propriété de la Compagnie des Arquebusiers qui remplaça les arbalétriers vers 1537. On peut d’ailleurs voir sur ses pignons des bas-reliefs ornés de trophées militaires. La porte monumentale restaurée en 2000 est une commande du maréchal d’Estrées en 1658.
In a style similar to that of the Place des Vosges in Paris, this small pavilion of 1626 also called "house of the knights" in bricks and stones and at the French roof was the property of the Company of Arquebusiers which replaced the crossbowmen towards 1537 We can also see on its gables bas-reliefs adorned with military trophies. The monumental door restored in 2000 is a command of Marshal d'Estrées in 1658.
Documentation:Ville de Soissons - Office de Tourisme
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Laughing Gull LAGU (Leucophaeus atricilla)
Pier West side
Junkanoo Beach
Nassau, New Providence District, Bahamas
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I was on a trip for alternate reasons but as previously noted
, managed a wee bit of "happenstance" bird watching and documentation along the way
I took the macro out to look for spiders and what did I find!!!! Clay-colored Sparrow! Thank goodness I had my little point and shoot!
I took the macro out to look for spiders and what did I find!!!! Clay-colored Sparrow! Thank goodness I had my little point and shoot!
The only shot of have been able to get of the Coral Hairstreak this year. Hopefully they will be more accommodating next visit :)
I know these are really cruddy pictures, but they document the 2 new lifers (birds I've never seen before) I got this morning. That's my 3rd lifer in 2 days! Usually I have to go out of state to get that many lifers in 2 days. The first one is a streak-backed oriole. Such a brilliant orange/yellow color. They can make an appearance in Arizona in the winter, but its primarily a Mexican bird. I desperately wanted to get a clean shot, but alas, it wasn't to be. Hopefully it hangs around a couple of days. The lifer on the right is a cackling goose. You might say, those are just Canada Geese. But note how much smaller the one in the middle is. That's the cackling goose. There were reports of a cackling goose last year, but I didn't see it. Not a stunning bird, but hey, a lifer is a lifer!
I'm in an advanced Fibers Art class this semester, and we had our midterms this past week, yikes.
This was my piece, which was inspired by the Rococo period that I'm learning about in my Renaissance - Modern Art History course. The architecture, fashion, and culture are very inspiring to me. I wanted to do a sculptural piece inspired by different Rococo elements. There are still some finishing touches that I need to do and I will eventually be using it for a large photo shoot, but I wanted to share the documentation of the piece with you all :]
The corset is hand sewn, and the filigree work on the hoop skirt was done with layers upon layers of dimensional paint.
Happy late Halloween!
[ESP] The General Archive of the Indies was created in Seville (Spain) in 1785 by King Carlos III to centralize the documentation of the administration of Spanish overseas territories, until then dispersed in the archives of Simancas, Cádiz and Seville. It is the largest existing archive on the activity of Spain in America and the Philippines that occupies more than nine kilometers of shelves in which some 43,000 files are preserved, with 80 million pages and 8,000 maps and drawings, and documents of incalculable historical value are kept, such as the Treaty of Tordesillas, and autograph texts by Cristóbal Colón, Fernando de Magallanes, Vasco Núñez de Balboa, Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro. It has a library specialized in the History of America with more than 33,500 volumes.
The building was built between 1584 and 1598 by order of Felipe II as the headquarters of the Lonja (market) of the merchants who traded with America, designed by Juan de Herrera in Renaissance style, it is a building with a central patio and two floors, in which the main staircase designed by Lucas Cintora at the end of the 18th century stands out. It is connected by an underground passage under the street with the old Cilla del Cabildo (Canonry grain warehouse), adapted to house rooms for consulting digitized documentation, a library, conference rooms and the entire Archive administration service. More photos in the album General Archive of the Indies, Seville (Spain).
[ESP] El Archivo General de Indias se creó en Sevilla (España) en 1785 por el rey Carlos III para centralizar la documentación de la administración de los territorios ultramarinos españoles, hasta entonces dispersa en los archivos de Simancas, Cádiz y Sevilla. Es el mayor archivo existente sobre la actividad de España en América y Filipinas que ocupa más de nueve kilómetros de estanterías en las que se conservan unos 43.000 legajos, con 80 millones de páginas y 8.000 mapas y dibujos, y se custodian documentos de incalculable valor histórico, como el tratado de Tordesillas, y textos autógrafos de Cristóbal Colón, Fernando de Magallanes, Vasco Núñez de Balboa, Hernán Cortés y Francisco Pizarro. Posee una biblioteca especializada en la Historia d América con más de 33.500 volúmenes.
El edificio se construyó entre 1584 y 1598 por orden de Felipe II para sede de la Lonja de los mercaderes que comerciaban con América, proyectado por Juan de Herrera en estilo renacentista, es un edifico exento de dos plantas con un patio central, en el que destaca la escalera principal diseñada por Lucas Cintora a finales del siglo XVIII. Se comunica por un paso subterráneo bajo la calle con la antigua Cilla del Cabildo, adaptada para albergar salas de consulta de documentación digitalizada, biblioteca, salas de conferencias y todo el servicio de administración del Archivo. Más fotografías en el álbum Archivo General de Indias, Sevilla (España).
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Documentation shot, obviously. Nat Geo quality shot. Taken on 2/21/15 at the end of Garst Rd. at the Salton Sea.