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"Echoes of tomorrow", Sculpture de Cléon Peterson
"Le sombre cavalier symbolise les dirigeants autoritaires du passé qui se glorifiaient dans les statues traditionnelles. Peterson met en lumière la brutalité et l'oppression incarnées par ces figures, établissant des parallèles avec les climats politiques actuels.
La sculpture souligne la menace persistance de l'autoritarisme, reflétant les luttes cycliques de l'histoire contre la tyrannie."
Exposition "We are here" au Petit Palais
Art urbain. Jusqu'au 17 novembre (entrée libre)
Looking downstream on the River Wear as it makes its way to the North Sea,
The two bridges carry road and rail across the river.
The large building on the right is the Echo 24 apartments, taking its name from the fact that it was built on the site of the first printing works and offices of the local newspaper, the Sunderland Echo.
This forgotten old house on a back road in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia holds echoes of life through time.
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We’re Here! -- Photoshopped, unusual, and off-kilter portraits and alter egos.
My collage is made up of the following photographs, somewhat or heavily altered with Paint Shop Pro and Nik Color Efex Pro 4:
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DeadBen01, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
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Nadar, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Archives New Zealand from New Zealand, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
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Skokloster Castle / Margareta Gaik / CC BY-SA, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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Tania Saiz, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Mt Buffalo looking over the Victorian Alps.
1,152 ha surrounding the Gorge was declared a national park in 1898, becoming one of Victoria's first national parks.
The park then became a focus for tourism and in 1908, a road was cut up the mountain. Two years later Mount Buffalo Chalet was built, becoming very popular with the visitors to the region. In 1836, Australia’s first ski tow was installed at Cresta Valley.
In 1998 Mount Buffalo celebrated its centenary. The Park now covers 31,000 ha, encompassing the entire plateau and most of the forested foothills down to nearby valleys.
The park is also now part of the collective Australian Alps National Parks
Bali is a volcanic island and as such has a selection of black rocks and black sand beaches, most notably on the east coast, the north coast and the west coast. White sand beaches can be found on on the South coast and a few select places in East Bali.
One of the most famous west facing beach is Echo Beach, have rough surf and is known to have many rip currents and strong undertow. Also, the quality of a beach can change drastically between seasons.
Echo beach really isn't suitable as a swimming or relaxation beach, but has a solid reputation as a surf beach. The beach is a bit rocky and the sand is blackish and the seawall on which the restaurants are built is not attractive. The surfing attracts a crowd of surfers and watchers, and it is enjoyable to watch the action from the seawall while enjoying the cuisine from the outdoor restaurants and off course this is my favorite beach to hang out with friends or often alone by myself..hehe!
To my friend Jeffie Brown ... Welcome to Bali, will see you in Echo on Monday~!
Canon EOS 50D
EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
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Singh-Ray Reverse ND Grad 3-stops
RAW proccessed with Digital Photo Pro
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By Yale-NUS College freshmen display at the National Gallery Singapore during Singapore Biennale 2019.
This image is a composite of nine hand-held shots of these flowers, all taken with slightly different focal points. I combined the images to achieve the total depth of field in the final photo. This focus stacking process is best done shooting with a tripod, but to get this composition I needed to lean out over the water and it wasn't possible to use one.
Photo taken at Echo Park in Los Angeles, CA (USA).