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FQ04 & CLP16 can be seen passing Mawson Lakes while working loaded GWA copper train 9112S on Sunday 7th of February 2016
1. Abstract Condensation!, 2. Browned Off....?, 3. The Long and the Short of It...., 4. Life on Mars, 5. Ghost Chair!, 6. Black Curve, White Light, 7. Red Sky at Night..., 8. Ball-istique!,
9. Along the Right Lines?, 10. Catching the Light - An East Sussex Landscape, 11. Lone Tree, Big Sky, 12. A Tearful Pinkerton Agent!, 13. I Could Only Stop and Stair!, 14. Incandescenza Dorata sul Mediterraneo!, 15. A Nice Little Orangement 3, 16. Leading You Up the Garden Path Again at Great Dixter!,
17. Seeing Double at Great Dixter!, 18. Givng Topiary the Bird at Great Dixter!, 19. An 'Arrowing Experience at Bodiam Castle, 20. Bodium Castle Inside Out!, 21. The Way Into Bodiam Castle, 22. Who Killed Mickey Mouse?, 23. Reflecting on a Brassy World...., 24. Out of the Blue at Great Comp Garden!,
25. Bubble Bath!, 26. "Hi Buddy" Said the Water Lily to Her Neighbour!, 27. Zig Zag, 28. A Little More than Level Pegging!, 29. Dahlia Smith!, 30. "To rid ourselves of our shadows - who we are - we must step into either total light or total darkness” Jeremy Preston Johnson, 31. Along the Right Lines, 32. Preparing for Take Off!,
33. Sailing into Dover as Viewed from St Margaret-at-Cliffe, 34. Tears from Heaven, 35. To Bee or Not to Bee, That Is the Question?, 36. Pink Rose in the Frame, 37. The Eyes Have It!, 38. Rediance!, 39. Stepping Up to Great Dixter!, 40. Oast House, Twisted Tree, Hedges & Border at Great Dixter,
41. A Veritable Flood of Tulips at Great Dixter!, 42. More of the Gardens & Back View of Great Dixter, 43. Red, White and Blue (+ a Little Yellow) at Great Dixter, 44. In the Pink at Great Dixter!, 45. A First Look at the Manor House at Great Dixter, 46. Leading You Down the Garden Path at Great Dixter!, 47. Bordering on Genius at Great Dixter!, 48. A Sideways View of a Part of Great Dixter,
49. Vainglorious Green?, 50. Our Bonny Lass!, 51. The Final Setting of the Sun at Bexhill-on-Sea, 52. Another Look Out to Sea at Bexhill-on-Sea, 53. Backlit Beauty!, 54. Looking Towards the Seven Sisters, 55. Reaching for the Sky in Gillham Wood!, 56. The Mysterious Disappearing Pathway in Gillham Wood!,
57. Looking Through a Glass Darkly..., 58. Knole Gardens in the Frame!, 59. The Inner Courtyard at Knole, 60. A Sideways View from Knole, 61. Bambi at Knole!, 62. Rediant Beauty at Bexhill-on-Sea, 63. The Beth Chatto Gardens - Almost a Final Pond Look!, 64. The Beth Chatto Gardens - Blueming Beauty in a Sea of Green!,
65. The Beth Chatto Gardens - Red Hot Pokers!, 66. The Beth Chatto Gardens - (S)weeping into Pink!, 67. The Beth Chatto Gardens Float My Boat!, 68. The Beth Chatto Gardens - On Reflection, 69. Majestic Ickworth House, Park and Garden, 70. Willy Lott's House in Constable Country 2, 71. Bridge Cottage in Constable Country, 72. In the Pink of Condition at Lovely Lavenham!
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*model : my sis [Deema] ..
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1. Three is better than One... [Explored], 2. Mandarin Duck, 3. Happy Birthday To Me, 4. It Wasn't Me
Two in as many days. Thank you Flickr gods!
Tricky but addictive, nice to be able to do something pretty in the kitchen sink! Not my best droplet shot [IMHO] but it reached #221 on Explore! Thank you for your interest and kind comments!
A "halmeoni" (grandmother) reaches up to grab a few cherry blossoms as spring arrives at Jeju University in Jeju, South Korea.
***Explored - highest position #228 (04/11/11)***
Published in the May edition of Groove Magazine www.seoulstyle.com/groove.php
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With the arrival of spring on the island I decided to head up to Jeju University with the hopes of getting a few unique pics of people enjoying the warm weather and blooming flowers.
I should have known better as there were cliches everywhere. A young woman throwing petals into the air as her boyfriend cheered her on and clicked away with his camera. A young teen cupping her hands around her face and tilting her head as her friends took her picture, pink flowers everywhere behind her. The atmosphere was great and the images I saw were cute but not something I was interested in photographing.
Then, as the sun began to set and I rounded the corner of the street my car was parked on, I came across this older woman walking slowly down the path in front of me. She must have been about 70 years old and she was clearly enjoying the first hints of spring after a very long winter. The golden light falling down on her was beautiful and the colorful flowers and young woman in the background were framing the scene perfectly.
Suddenly, she turned around and, despite her age, leaped up into the air and grabbed a handful of blossoms. Satisfied, she turned around and slowly headed back down the path.
Spring has arrived.
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The girl in the background is my girlfriend Julia.
Nikon D40 with Sigma 30 mm 1.4
F1.6 1/160s ISO 200
Explore page on July the 12th, 2010.
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Gracias a todos por vuestros comentarios y favoritas.
Explored March 8, 2012
My sister captured this.
This is my nephews dog. (Pomeranian)
My sister Inga has him most of the time.
He is very cute (and a bit overweighted), with lots of fur.
Red Breasted Merganser at Barnegat Light, NJ - right off the walkway near the lighthouse. Meetup morning. #14869 . . . .Explored: Feb 13, 2011 #318
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A new treatment of an old shot with Silver Efex Pro 2.
Acadia National Park, Maine, USA.
Explored, October 29, 2011 #310.
Jan 29, 2009 #328 on Explore
Greetings to all from Florida and the Magic Kingdom....I am on holidays for 3 weeks but wanted to share a few of my holiday photos with you all !!!!
I waited for the fireworks shot for over 1 hr at this spot thinking it was the best place to take photos until the show began and I realized I was in the wrong area...
also did not tke my tripod which would have made a big difference in the sharpness of the photos..but it was also crowded so to get that perfect shot was almost impossible..
warm wishes !!!!!!! to all...
have a look in the set ( Florida holiday Jan/Feb 2009 ) for more photos from our trip and I will try to add more when I can....
My friend Michael Naimark is exploring new ideas for virtual reality experiences, in collaboration with Google and other researchers. To discuss this work, we got together with two other colleagues, Steve Gano and Jim McKee -- with whom we worked at the Apple Multimedia Lab in the eighties, pushing the envelope on related questions.
We started with a tour of the historic Sentinel Building in North Beach, home of American Zoetrope -- where Francis Coppola worked on many cinematic masterpieces like The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. We checked out the underground screening room and sound mixing room where some of that work took place, then headed upstairs to Michael and Jim’s studios, for a wonderful conversation about the new VR frontier.
Michael and his colleagues are researching how people are represented in virtual reality. Their first experiment at Google’s “Big Chairs” Park led to some helpful guidelines on how to film people for VR, by using different camera angles and distances.
They’re also investigating ‘hyper-images’ that resemble a group of people, but that are shot at different times and composited together to create both ‘credible’ and ‘incredible’ pictures. To enable more experiments like these, Michael is developing ‘IMU VR’, a new type of camera that could make it easier for communities to tell their stories in VR. More on this later.
It was great to reconnect with my colleagues and brainstorm these ideas together. It felt like the good old days, and the creative juices were flowing all over again ...
Learn more about Michael Naimark’s work:
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Panorama of the Smokey mountains taken from a lookout at the base of Clingman's Dome. Stitched together using Photoshop CS3.
Highest Explore position: #474 on Monday, August 24, 2009 - thanks everyone!
I took a few pictures of an ornamental thistle in our garden this evening. I've added various effects/edits to them using Picasa and Photoshop
Explore 01/07/2014 #100
this is out front in our landscaping. The color always amazes me and it looked so pretty last night as the sun was fading. there is a purplish shrub behind it and i just thought these colors looked really pretty together.
minha primeira foto no explorer hehehehe
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I'm happy, this is the 21th photo of my pics which was "explored".
My other photos on "Explore":
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Martonvásár, back of Brunszvik Mansion.
Built from 1773 to 1775, the baroque mansion was reconstructed in the early 1870's in neo-gothic style.The earliest record of Martonvásár appears in some charters in 1270. After the Turkish occupation, the Brunszvik family became owners of the settlement, built their mansion here and established a booming economy. The landscaped parkland around their mansion is still among the most beautiful in Hungary.
Outstanding cultural memories are attached to the Martonvásár mansion, the Beethoven Memorial Museum, and its surrounding park. In the early years of the 19th century Ludwig van Beethoven visited Martonvásár on a number of occasions due to his friendship with the music-loving Brunszvik family, who owned the estate. A number of his works, including the Appassionata Sonata, were dedicated to members of the family, who were inspired interpreters of his music. The Beethoven concerts held in the park since 1958, generally on three occasions each summer, are now a national event. The home of these concerts is an open-air theatre on an island in the lake. Talented musicians from Hungary and abroad are accompanied at these memorable concerts by the National Philharmonic Orchestra.
The sonata, which Beethoven dedicated to Theresa Brunszvik:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQedgKyjXOU
The Immortal Beloved:
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