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he mining disaster in Marcinelle is the largest mining disaster in Belgian history and one of the largest in European mining history. On August 8, 1956, a fire in Bois du Cazier killed 262 people of twelve different nationalities, including 136 Italians and 95 Belgians
De mijnramp in Marcinelle is de grootste mijnramp uit de Belgische geschiedenis en een van de grootste uit de Europese mijnbouwgeschiedenis. Op 8 augustus 1956 kwamen bij een brand in Bois du Cazier 262 mensen van twaalf verschillende nationaliteiten om het leven, onder wie 136 Italianen en 95 Belgen.
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This lens doesn't like low light. Nailing focus and consequently sharpness is an issue. But the color and bokeh rendering is marvelous in my opinion.
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Visit to the RED DOT DESIGN Museum, Essen
see great design award winners here
this is a real photography, taken through a display case😉
A huge sculpture in the likeness of Yayoi Kusama has been erected on rue du Pont Neuf, between the headquarters of Louis Vuitton and the Samaritaine. Impossible to miss, the monumental clone of the Japanese artist repainted the facade of the building with colored dots.
Louis Vuitton Headquarters
--Paris--
Grünhainicher Engel (Erzgebirge Engel)
Engelsflügel mit elf Punkten (handbemalt)
Geschenkband
Grünhainicher Angel
Angel wings with eleven points (hand-painted)
Gift Band
Smarties in bright colours, yummy dots :)
This is about 5,5 cm.
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Looking Close… on Friday theme: dots and stripes
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Macro Mondays,
Dots,
Glass Pyramid,
Macro,
Tabletop,
United States,
Pennsylvania,
Summer.
Pyramid base is 2 inches per side.
A woman is a comma, a man is a point. Here you know where you are;
Theodor Gottlieb von Hippel
German writer (1741 - 1796)
Times have changed, it's the other way around :-))
Looking close...on Friday!