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The Pancha Rathas of Mahabalipuram (also called Mamallapuram) consist of five monolithic rock-cut shrines carved in the late 7th century and are one of the most important features of the ancient archaeological site of Mahabalipuram.
The five rock-hewn shrines are a stunning sight and vary in size from larger temples to small shrines in Pallava style. Additionally further rocks were sculpted to form large statues of an elephant, a lion and a Nandi bull.
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Sydney G+ 2 Year Anniversary PhotoWalk, Sydney Harbour, Australia
NIKON D600 + 16.0-35.0 mm f/4.0 @ 24 mm, 1/15 sec at f/11, ISO 100
I missed the 6AM start for the Sydney Google Plus 2 Year Anniversary PhotoWalk hosted by +Ben Fewtrell and +Rob Potter with special guest +Michael Sutton, and only managed to arrive around 8:30AM to meet the remaining walkers at the Jeffrey St wharf.
By the time I got my camera and the rain cover out to shoot, the rain was heading in to full swing and I managed just 4 shots this morning. Still this first composition was pretty much what I'd envisaged taking when I was driving there and I was pretty happy with the result - plus the rain proved useful for something :).
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This ball belongs in the pocket--and I liked the light on the cut leather, hence a photo. However, it was not my ball; and at some points it felt like I was better at sinking the cue ball into the pocket than my stripy ones. I was starting to feel cursed. It made me think of pool as a metaphor (since I've been feeling a little cursed myself the past week or two), But knocking yourself in the pocket is as far as I got in developing that metaphor. That seemed plenty far enough.
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"De Fem Världsdelarna", a fountain with bronze sculptures by Tore Strindberg, in Järntorget ("Iron Square").
I was going for the reflections in the boiler but the old Jupiter 8 lens turned this into a chocolate box lid.
View of the derelict Five Ways Tower from Bishopsgate Street at Tennant Street in Westside.
It is still on Frederick Street, Edgbaston, but has been heavily vandalised.
Five Ways Tower by Philip Bright of the Property Services Agency, 1979, a twenty-three storey James Stirling-style tower and two-storey podium.
From Pevsner Architectural Guides: Birmingham by Andy Foster
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Shot at around 80mm, maximum magnification (0,25x) and slightly cropped. Some post-processing, mostly contrast. Not bad for an 1980's zoom-lens :)
Title: Five Trumpeters photograph
Date: unknown
Description: This photograph shows five trumpet players from the marching band.
Image ID: 13-17-Marching Band 2
Copyright 2008, Iowa State University Library, University Archives
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A team of forensic specialists have found the remains of 50 men, women and children in Ayacucho, in five mass graves outside the town of Oronccoy.
The investigation has shown that the bodies were buried in 1985, at the height of the internal conflict between Shining Path rebels and the military and police. In this particular case, the victims were executed by members of the special police force known as the Sinchis.
The forensic work at the site, in a remote area far from roads and communication, will conclude on August 28.
According to the district attorney, witnesses have stated that the murders were committed before dawn one morning n January 1985 at Estaca Parada, some three hours from Oronccoy. Because of the fear of attacks either by Shining Path or the military, several families had chosen to live together.
Oronccoy is in the district of Chungui, which in 2013 gave a proper burial to the identified bodies of 79 people killed between 1984 and 1985 by both the Shining Path and the military.
The district was the hardest hit in the conflict and lost 17 percent of its population — more than 1,300 people— in what Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission called “the most cruel and devastating bloodbath” perpetrated by the “insanity of Shining Path and the brutal repression of the military and police forces.”
Oronccoy was abandoned by most of its townspeople in the 1980s, but many of them slowly returned a decade later in a government-supported program to reclaim their homes and farms.