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La pointe de Pen-Hir (en breton Beg Penn Hir) est une pointe de terre qui se trouve dans la presqu'île de Crozon, en Bretagne. Elle est située au sud-ouest sur le territoire de la commune de Camaret-sur-Mer. Les falaises à pic, hautes, avec une différence de niveau d'environ 70 mètres avec la mer d'Iroise, formées de grès armoricain.
The cranes usually form themselves into horizontal lines when in flight. This group seems to be bucking that trend. While not actually vertically stacked, this perspective suggests that they are minimally spread horizontally. If this is a long-range flight, they'll soon correct this for increased flight efficiency (V-formations enhance energy conservation).
IMG_4787; Sandhill Cranes
Kyusyu Shinkansen N700 Series.
Bullet Train SHINKANSEN SAKURA
Located : Shin-Kobe station, Hyogo pref, Japan.
九州新幹線 / さくら N700系
I was alerted to this Buzzard flying over my house by some Herring Gulls who were upset by its presence but the Buzzard just flew by, seemingly not bothered
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Please take your time... and enjoy it large on black
The Königssee is a lake located in the extreme southeast of the German state of Bavaria, near the border with Austria. It's all part of the Berchtesgaden National Park. Located at a Jurassic rift it was formed by glaciers during the last ice age. It stretches about 7.7 km. The lake similar to a fjord is surrounded by steeply rising flanks of mountains up to 2700 m. The lake is noted for its clear water and is advertised as the cleanest lake in Germany. For this reason, only electric driven passenger ships, rowing and pedal boats have been permitted on the lake since 1909. Due to its picturesque setting, the lake and surrounding parklands are very popular with tourists and hikers. In addition, the lake's position surrounded by sheer rock walls creates an echo, which is known for its clarity. St. Bartholomä, a famous pilgrimage church with a small inn nearby, is located on a peninsula about halfway down the western lakeshore. It named for Saint Bartholomew the Apostle Bartholomäus in German. A first chapel at the lake was built in 1134 from 1697 onwards it has been rebuilt in a Baroque style with a floor plan modelled on Salzburg Cathedral, two onion domes and a red domed roof. St. Bartholomä and the southern edge can only be reached by boat or via hiking trails up the surrounding mountains.
"Mirror, mirror on the wall, what lake's the fairest of them all?" Lake Königssee is what most of our visitors would answer. Hardly surprising, with its crystal-clear emerald-green water and mystifying atmosphere. Innumerable fish swim its depths and its surface reflects the rocky walls of the Watzmann massif. A beautiful place for a hike and after a long walk what is better than feet paddling?
De Königssee is een meer in het uiterste zuidoosten van de Duitse deelstaat Beieren, nabij de grens met Oostenrijk. Het is het diepste meer van Duitsland, met een maximale diepte van 190 m. De Königssee is 7,7 km lang. Vrijwel heel het meer ligt in het Nationaal Park Berchtesgaden. Het landschap is vandaag de dag nog net zo onberoerd en betoverend als in de tijd van de koningen. Omgeven door hoge rotswanden ligt de smaragdgroene Königssee als een fjord temidden van de Beierse Alpen. De bedevaartskerk St. Bartholomä met zijn rode koepeldaken, het symbool van de Königsee, is enkel per electroboot bereikbaar. Wanneer de stuurman tijdens de overtocht op zijn trompet blaast, klinkt de wereldberoemde echo van de Königssee, de melodie wordt enkele seconden herhaald – verder heerst hier een heerlijke rust. De rode koepeldaken en uivormige torenkoepels sieren de buitenkant, het interieur van de barokke kerk is een weerspiegeling van de Salzburger Dom. Als in een prentenboek ligt de bedevaartkerk voor het bergpanorama van de Watzmann op een landtong in de smaragdgroene Königssee. De berg als legende omgeven van sagen. De fascinatie van de bergen is zelden duidelijker als bij het symbool van het Berchtesgadener Land. De beroemde oostwand van de Watzmann, die met zijn 1800m - vertikaal de hoogste rotswand van de Alpen is. De wand is steeds opnieuw een uitdaging voor veel bergbeklimmers. Het water van de Königssee is het schoonste meer van Duitsland en voldoet aan de kwaliteiten van drinkwater. Steile rotsen, donkere wouden, wilde ravijnen en gletsjers, maar ook bekoorlijke almen en liefelijke dalen. Flora en fauna worden in Duitsland's nationaalpark aan hun lot overgelaten. De bezoeker beleeft een andere bijna vergane wereld, die hier in stand gehouden en wetenschappelijk onderzocht wordt. Zo bewaren ze hier het heden een stuk verleden voor de toekomst. Het is wat mij betreft vrijwel het mooiste meer van de Alpen en zeker het mooiste van Duitsland.
Este díptico forma parte de unos de los planos de una secuencia que he hecho para un trabajo de medios audiovisuales.
Os dejo aqui el enlace del video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GPDNJ316WE
Es un montaje rítmico con un total de 1337 planos.
Fornebu (local form Fornebo) is a peninsular area in the suburban municipality of Bærum in Norway, bordering western parts of Oslo.
Oslo Airport, Fornebu (FBU) served as the main airport for Oslo and the country since before World War II and until the evening of October 7, 1998, when it was closed down. Overnight, a grand moving operation was performed, so that the following morning, the new main airport, located inland at Gardermoen (OSL), opened for operations as the main airport, as opposed to previously having been a minor airport.
As of 2001, the Fornebu area is being developed as a centre for information technology and telecom industry, as well as there being some housing project developments nearby. The new headquarters of Norway's telecom giant Telenor are located in the area.
The peninsula is connected to Langodden and Snarøya, which are more established areas of private residences.
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Sitting in a cafe. The warm autumn sun on some wooden chairs. The seats formed in a smooth shape were somehow in interaction with the sunlight. the Illumination of the seats emphasizes their surface, form, design and material.
Chakar demonstration at Kila Raipur
Gatka (Punjabi: ਗਤਕਾ gatkā) is a traditional South Asian form of combat-training in which wooden sticks are used to simulate swords in sparring matches. In modern usage, it commonly refers to the northwestern Indian martial arts, which should more properly be called shastara vidiyā (ਸ਼ਸਤਰ ਵਿਦਿਆ, from Sanskrit sastra-vidya or "science of blades"). In English, the terms gatka and shastar vidya are very often used specifically in relation to Panjabi-Sikhs. In actuality, the art is not unique to any particular ethno-cultural group or religion but has been the traditional form of combat throughout north India and Pakistan for centuries. Attacks and counterattacks vary from one community to another but the basic techniques are the same. This article will primarily use the extended definition of gatka, making it synonymous with shastara-vidiya.
Gatka can be practiced either as a sport (khel) or ritual (rasmi). The sport form is played by two opponents wielding wooden staves called gatka. These sticks may be paired with a shield. Points are scored for making contact with the stick. The other weapons are not used for sparring, but their techniques are taught through forms training. The ritual form is purely for demonstration and is performed to music during occasions such as weddings, or as part of a theatrical performance like the chhau dance. A practitioner of gatka is called a gatkabaj while a teacher is addressed as Guru or Gurudev.
Driftwood is a form of marine debris or "tidewrack" (rubbish deposited along the shore by the receding tide) and is abundant along the coast of northern California. It is wood that has been washed ashore by the action of winds, tides or waves. The driftwood provides shelter and food for birds, fish and other aquatic species as it floats in the ocean. Gribbles, shipworms and bacteria decompose the wood and gradually turn it into nutrients that are reintroduced to the food web. Sometimes, the partially decomposed wood washes ashore, where it also shelters birds, plants, and other species. It is also a collectible that can be used as part of decorative furniture or other art forms.
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Saw this cliff erosion at Del Valle Regional Park a few days ago. When I zoomed in, I could see the banding reminiscent of the landscapes in the southwest of Utah. Perhaps, in a few thousand years, any erosion from the wind would make hoodoos out of this.
The building, centre of picture, is the White Tomkins & Courage grain silo, Stanley Dock Liverpool, built c1913.
Grain imports were a quintessential component of Liverpool's historic port activity, employing several generations of local people. This particular building even had its own railway siding and the tracks still remain in place.
Apart from being of local heritage value the White Tomkins & Courage grain silo is a good (and locally rare) example of "industrial classicism" architecture. This evolved in the early 20th century as part of the Modern movement, promoted in Germany by Behrens, Loos, Gropius and Le Corbusier, whose key aesthetic aims were : -
(1) rejection of all unnecessary ornamentation
(2) use of the smooth, flat "modern materials" (reinforced concrete)
(3) expression of the building structure on the elevations as an integral component of the architecture
(4) in the absence of ornamentation, more focus on proportional perfection
This Liverpool dock estate building has all of these qualities in abundance in spite of an industrial silo being generally regarded as potentially a "low grade" architectural commission.
The White Tomkins & Courage building was demolished in September 2017. This action was taken following a local planning consultant's report that it was obstructing the conversion of the dock warehouses into residential accommodation and was "of no architectural or historic value".
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We visited a very dimly lit Batemans today, the former home of Rudyard Kipling. Lovely house and gardens to wander around, nice and quiet when it's this cold!
... "We must, however, acknowledge, as it seems to me, that man with all his noble qualities... still bears in his bodily frame the indelible stamp of his lowly origin."
---Charles Darwin---
Just me.
I am always reminding myself that although DSLRs are necessary for most photographers, myself included, the camera on most smartphones today, have far better performance capacity and capability than what was available to the old Masters of Photography, during the era in which they lived and worked. This is why I am not shy about putting my iPhone7 camera to uses. I hope the results are well received.
monochrome version
see also color version:
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Hiroshi Yoshimura (吉村弘) - Wet Land (1993)
For almost everyone, Spring is associated with an abundance of nascent forms and a variety of vibrant colors...
I suggest we look at this magical time without "superfluous" colors. After all, colors usually adhere to existing forms. This means that form and content are the foundation upon which we can apply as many layers of the most vibrant and impressive colors as we like... But if form and content are absent... then color becomes superfluous...
Nature gives us a great variety of forms, imbuing them with a wide variety of meanings and purposes. After all, if you look closely, everything around us carries something special; something that can serve us in a variety of ways – inspire, help us heal, impart valuable lessons, nourish us, and even... send us to other dimensions...
Previously, I wrote that everything around us is connected. And we are connected to everything. Moreover, there is a feeling that everything around us is different forms of the same thing. Different forms of ...Ourselves ...Source ...Nature ...God ...Universe...
What forms fill your life?
What do you feel when the form becomes more tangible?
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Un film.
La Forme de l'Eau.
Treize nominations aux Oscars.
Une fable sous la forme d'un magnifique film !
Cela nous fait penser à la diversité, à l'amour au-delà des frontières,
aucune bête, aucune beauté, aucune sexiste ou féministe, pas tellement,
juste très attachant et très charmant !
Je sais, tu essaieras de résister,
mais finalement un jour vous regarderez
et vous ne serez pas capable de oublier.
Pour quelle raison ?
C'est un film dans une belle fable, que vous trouverez dans cette action,
pour se retrouver à si meme dans les profondeurs de votre perception.
Oui, vous pouvez,
dans le 21 février
au cinéma.
"C’est quand on arrive à ce que le public fasse Ahh!"
oui surprenant Réalisateur je suis d'accord
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L'art du cinéma nous surprend rapidement
et d'un côté à l'autre elle nous joue,
initialement esthétiquement et à la fin dans notre intériorité,
même dans nos plus profonds préjugés,
oui Chaplin avait raison, le cinéma est la vie en mouvement,
oui, labourer la terre à la fin de l'hiver comment
couper et doulers comme aussi sur vous,
mais les graines germent
toujours.
Oui, ne l'oublie pas mon ami(e).
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Ivan