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modular model fold from one square cut in four stripes.
no glue. photo taken near from my home
for a "landscape" subject on french origami forum
這個週末感覺又可以來這邊巡茶園了
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Simple landscape from Belgium :)
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One of the most magical evenings I've ever been a witness of. This time I happened to have my camera with me, and it paid up!
Thrilling Field.
Majestätisk låter unga blommor slagna färger Muses drömmar,
স্ফুর্তিবাজ অপ্রমত্ত সাঁঝের মায়া ঢালে মৃদু যুক্তিহীন আগাছা স্ফটিক কবিদের চিন্তা,
lo lắng những khoảnh khắc rất nhiều đôi mắt giãn nở râm dưỡng thú vui sáng,
нововъзникващи банкети образува безмилостен сенки жълти симфонични на трептят блус,
அசைப்பதன் அழகான ஆழமான டிரங்க்குகள் கோபால்ட் மலைகள் சமச்சீர் பூக்கள் உயரும் ஸ்ட்ரீமிங் வடிவங்கள்,
درختان گل روشن نقطه نارنجی مطالعات هنری ظریف آرمان متعصب خواستار شناور,
iškalbingų apšvietimo žvaigždutės iliuzijų paslaptys užsienio temperamentus įkvepiantis džiūgauti,
imaxes alucinatórias de perspectivas estrañas excitacións psicodélicas rosas brancas visuais lembrado,
mofulumira zoopsa asidi LSD lisamenye Kumangoona jiggling mapiritsi mphindi valium zokumana mphezi analandira,
訪問者に発光ほこりっぽいヒキガエルのスツールを呼吸異常なアラームを現実の映写技師をおびえ笑っ.
Steve.D.Hammond.
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Do you ever feel a bit like this?
More from the "Landscapes with & without people" set...
First posted 2011, higher re. version July 2014
This image is available for licence through Getty Images.
Back in the Lavender fields of England; once again at Mayfield Lavender in Surrey, England. This was taken a couple of months ago in late July just as the 2008 lavender harvest had begun.
This is the scene for another one of those "Adrian" moments...
I decided I wanted to get a higher viewpoint of the field, to see whether it would give me some better options for composition. So, I moved the car along the parking area at the edge of the field until I found the perfect spot and opened the sunroof. Now I don't know why exactly; I guess the car manufacturers were trying to prevent urban surfing, either that or they just didn't build my sunroof properly; but whatever the cause when it's slid back my sunroof stops sliding around halfway open.
So, despite this, I decide to push my way through the narrow opening, it's a tight squeeze, but I managed to get through just fine. Now my head and torso are poking out of the car, with just my legs inside. I pick up the camera and have a look through the viewfinder, but after a while conclude that I prefer the view at ground level. So, I put the camera down and try and get back down into the car. Guess what? It may have been a tight squeeze going up, but going back down it's a whole lot tighter!
How much tighter? Well, a quick try to get back into the car suggests somewhere in the range of "arrghh *buggrit* I think I might need the Fire Brigade" tighter. I'm stuck. So I stop and take a second or two to consider my options. I wonder briefly whether I might be able to pull myself down the front of the car and slide out, but no, I can't get enough purchase to pull myself through the sunroof. So I try a bit more force; take a deep breath and try and push myself back into the car. This time things go a little better, but sadly I'm still stuck. I give it another deep breath and hard push. To my immense relief, success! A few scrapes and bruises, but I'm back in :D
So, why am I sharing this story with you? Well partly because I thought you'd get a chuckle out of the mental image of me as Davros's crazy foul mouthed cousin, but mainly because it's useful to know that just because you can squeeze into a gap, it doesn't necessarily follow that you can squeeze back out of it again. I learned this in a field, with a working mobile phone, where if all else failed the Fire Brigade would have cut me out. You might learn this in a cave... Mobiles don't work so well in caves ;)
Canon EOS 400D/XTi, Canon 10-22 EF-S @ 10mm
HDR, three exposures; merged and mapped in Photomatix
ISO100 f6.7 @ 1/125
Floodwaters have cut deep channels into this volcanic ash field resulting from the 1850 eruption of Volcán Osorno, Chile.
And the skies are not cloudy all day! Had a great time at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. Who knew that buffalo could be happy and silly?
Œuvre-installation dans les montagnes à vaches de l'Auvergne cantalienne autour du village de Pailherols…
Commande de l'Association Sauvegarde des burons du Cantal et de la Commune de Pailherols à l'artiste Camille Henrot.Née en 1978, Camille Henrot est une artiste majeure de l'art contemporain. Elle explore par tous les moyens les mythologies de notre époque, évoque le passé sans mélancolie mais avec une distance esthétique qui le rend présent.
Lion d'Argent à Venise (55ème Biennale), nombreuses expositions à travers le monde (à Paris, Bétonsalon, Palais de Tokyo, Galerie kamel mennour, etc.) et d'autres à venir… Palais de Tokyo en 2017, Hammer Museum de Los Angeles, MOMA de New-York, etc.