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It must be milking time. This herd of dairy cows have formed a queue and are waiting for the farmer to fetch them for their turn in the milking parlour.
Church of St Peter is listed (grade II).
Questo succedersi, mi sembra ormai chiaro, non lo afferriamo con la ripetizione di gambe, di braccia, di figure, come molti hanno stupidamente supposto, ma vi giungiamo attraverso la ricerca intuitiva della forma unica che dia la continuità nello spazio.
(Umberto Boccioni)
during my second shoot with Alexis, I happened to lie on the ground to get a different angle, and realized the puddle in front of her was throwing a reflection! Managed to snap this frame when the wind stopped blowing, giving a perfect mirror effect. I'm very thankful it rained the day before :D
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Forming an orderly queue.
Stagecoach 17795 LX03 BWJ on the 61 leads three other deckers in Orpington High Street. on Friday 2nd September 2016. DSCN38301.
TransBus Trident-TransBus ALX400 10.5m.
The path to the right of the watercourse formed the boundary of the previously accessible park area. Everything further to the right was not opened until June 2022.
Der fünf Hektar große Park wurde nach Originalplänen aus dem Stiftsatlas von 1758 wieder hergerichtet. Er war nach der Auflösung des Klosters im Jahr 1817 verwildert, und größere Teile wurden auch jahrzehntelang durch Kleingärtner genutzt. 1998 begannen die Arbeiten zur Wiederherstellung der barocken Gartenanlage. Im Juni 2022 wurde die vollständige Rekonstruktion abgeschlossen. Gegenüber den schon in den letzten Jahren zugänglichen Flächen hat sich der Umfang des Parks damit um ungefähr das Doppelte erweitert. Der einzige Barockgarten in Brandenburg zählt zu den bedeutendsten Gartenanlagen Deutschlands.
Barocke Wegachsen, Wasserspiele und schöner alter Baumbestand lassen sich ebenso bewundern wie die Terrassenanlage, welche die natürliche Hanglage zu einem gartenkünstlerischen Glanzpunkt erhöht. Im Winter finden in der Orangerie die über hundert Zitrusbäume und andere Kübelpflanzen Quartier. Im Sommer wird diese als Café genutzt.
www.klosterneuzelle.de/de/kloster-neuzelle/museum-himmlis... und eigene Ergänzungen
The five-hectare park was restored according to original plans from the abbey atlas of 1758. It had become overgrown after the dissolution of the monastery in 1817, and large parts were also used by allotment gardeners for decades. In 1998, work began to restore the Baroque gardens. In June 2022, the complete reconstruction was completed. Compared to the areas already accessible in recent years, the park's extent has thus roughly doubled. The only Baroque garden in Brandenburg is one of the most important gardens in Germany.
Baroque pathways, water features and beautiful old trees can be admired as well as the terraces, which elevate the natural slope to a horticultural highlight. In winter, over a hundred citrus trees and other potted plants find shelter in the orangery. In summer, it is used as a café.
www.klosterneuzelle.de/de/kloster-neuzelle/museum-himmlis... and own additions
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street candid taken in Glasgow, Scotland, under the canopy of the Gallery of Modern Art.
Esta questão me acompanha faz tempo.
Aqui está um exemplo. Nem só como calçado um tênis ou qualquer outro artefato precisa ou deva ser usado apenas para atender suas funções.
Nas mãos de um vitrinista pode tornar-se matéria prima para a confecção de uma obra de arte!
Mummers plays are a fascinating form of folk drama that has been part of British and Irish culture for centuries. Traditionally performed by amateur actors known as mummers or guisers, these plays are characterized by their combat sequences between hero and villain, followed by the miraculous revival of the fallen character by a quack doctor. Historically, mummers would perform these plays in the streets, or while visiting houses and pubs during seasonal holidays, particularly around Christmas, Easter, or Plough Monday. The origins of mummers plays are thought to be linked to pre-Christian fertility rites and pagan rituals, symbolizing the death and rebirth of the seasons. While the earliest documented instances of the plays date back to the 18th century, it's believed that the tradition is much older, possibly evolving from various European winter festival customs where participants would parade in masks and costumes. Today, mummers plays continue to be a vibrant part of local traditions, keeping alive a unique aspect of folk heritage.
The Bell pub in Odiham, a historic establishment originally licensed in 1509, stands as a testament to the town's rich heritage. Nestled opposite All Saints Church in an area known as The Bury, it is one of Hampshire's oldest pubs and has been a brewing site since the times of the Domesday Book. The community of Odiham values The Bell deeply, as evidenced by their successful campaign to prevent its conversion into houses. This beloved pub, which has served as a social hub for various groups over the centuries, continues to be a cherished asset, reflecting the strong community spirit and the residents' commitment to preserving their local history. The Bell's story is a remarkable example of how a community can come together to protect and celebrate their cultural landmarks.
As i'm a latex goddess I tranformed these finneons into a new form which is now water/fairy type. I made them bigger and found the water was not that deep, :0 sorry pink rubbery finneons. so i used my shiny powers to make it rain latex polish lube :D :) :3
More latex land links below.
Beings of latex land Rubber-ranks
Rubber-rank 1 Latex furrys
Rubber-rank 1 Latex land dolls
Rubber-rank 2 Latex land dolls
Rubber-rank 3 Latex land princesses
Rubber-rank 4 Latex land queen's
Rubber-rank 5 Latex land goddess
{Sleep two walls away form each other. Whisper to each other.}
This piece was taken the day after my last photo, in the same location, I just couldn't get enough of it! I'm not 100% happy with shot, just because I didn't have a functioning tripod, and I also didn't have my "Grapefruit book so it was hard to have a real sense of what I was actually doing, I still like the piece though!
*NEXT WEEKS PHOTO*
Falling Piece
{Go Outside of you. Look at yourself waling dow the street. Make yourself tumble on a stone and fall. Watch it. Watch other people looking. Observe carefully how you fall. How long it takes and in what rhythm you fall. Observe as seeing a slow motion film.}
Dungeness is a headland on the coast of Kent, England, formed largely of a shingle beach in the form of a cuspate foreland. It shelters a large area of low-lying land, Romney Marsh. Dungeness spans Dungeness Nuclear Power Station, the hamlet of Dungeness, and an ecological site at the same location. It lies within the civil parish of Lydd.
The name Dungeness derives from Old Norse nes ('headland'), with the first part probably connected with the nearby Denge Marsh.
Dungeness is one of the largest expanses of shingle in Europe. It is of international conservation importance for its geomorphology, plant and invertebrate communities and bird life. This is recognised and protected mostly through its conservation designations as a national nature reserve (NNR), a Special Protection Area (SPA), a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and part of the Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) of Dungeness, Romney Marsh and Rye Bay.
There is a remarkable variety of wildlife living at Dungeness, with over 600 different types of plants: a third of all those found in Britain. It is one of the best places in Britain to find invertebrates such as moths, bees, beetles, and spiders; many of these are very rare, some found nowhere else in Britain.
The short-haired bumblebee, Bombus subterraneus, was last found in the UK in 1988 but has survived in New Zealand after being shipped there more than 100 years ago. After unsuccessful attempts to reintroduce the New Zealand bees at Dungeness in 2009–2010, the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, Hymettus, Natural England and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds teamed up with the Swedish government in a second attempt and introduced 51 of them in 2012 and 49 in 2013 to the Dungeness Reserve. This will be continued each year to ensure a successful integration.
The flooded gravel pits on Denge Beach, both brackish and fresh water, provide an important refuge for many migratory and coastal bird species. The RSPB has a bird reserve there, and every year thousands of bird watchers visit the peninsula and its bird observatory.
One of the most remarkable features of the site is an area known as "the patch" or, by anglers, as "the boil". The waste hot water from the Dungeness nuclear power stations is pumped into the sea through two outfall pipes, enriching the biological productivity of the sea bed and attracting seabirds from miles around.
Beach fishing is popular at Dungeness, with the area being a nationally recognised cod fishing venue in the winter.
The Dungeness area will potentially be affected by plans to lengthen the runway of Lydd Airport to accommodate larger passenger jets.
It has previously been reported that Dungeness had such low rainfall as to qualify as the only desert in the UK. However, a spokesperson for the Met Office refuted this in 2015.
Twas a nice surprise on this eve to find under the blink of my flashes, a bright red locomotive in the form of CSX 911. This was unbeknownst to me until I got a last minute heads up from a friend who informed the crew I would be out and flashing. I received an excellent hornshow.
A handle for a bronze patera takes the form of Lasa, a generic Etruscan deity or spirit with the power of prophecy. Lasas often appear on engraved mirrors in the company of other gods or as companions of Turan (Aphrodite). This winged female stands on a low triangular base, the edges of which are decorated with a tongue design between beaded moldings. Her left leg is relaxed in an easy contrapposto pose, causing her right hip to project and creating a sinuous S-curve within her body. She is nude except for a pair of tongued slippers and elaborate jewelry: a necklace made up of cylindrical beads, with three large bulla-shaped pendants that frame her breasts, a bracelet with three pendants on her upper left arm, and a flat rectangular object above, the nature of which is uncertain. A pair of large outspread wings are attached to her back with a bronze pin. The feathers on the wings are detailed with modeling and incision on the front only. The girl rests her right hand on her head and holds a large alabastron in the left. From her head rises a curving attachment plate to which a bowl-shaped patera was originally joined. The support for the bowl of the patera ends in two simple rosettes in front. On the back, its curved form is decorated with a pair of facing ribbed elements.
Etruscan, made in Etruria, ca. 350-300 BCE. Bronze.
Getty Villa Museum (96.AC.34)
Laura New Myers is an expressive artist who describes her collaboration with photographers "...to gratify a new flourishing requisition that I had come to find existed in this new age of chaos emerging personal expression... to persuede and promote divine intervention in the sense of ones "higher self", independent thinking, moral/ethical consideration, and scholastics through the art of silent, expressive, and allegorical story telling and last but not least to connect Arists from far and wide." Model, Makeup, Wardrobe: Laura New Myers.
Der Blütenstand des Maulbeerbaums erinnert an das von den Römern erfundene Xylospongium, vulgo Klobürste, welchens erstmals im 2. Jahrhundert nach Christi von Claudius Terentianus erwähnt wurde.
The fruit cluster of the mulberry tree looks like a reminiscent of the xylospongium, commonly known as toilet brush, invented by the Romans and mentioned first time by Claudius Terentianus in the 2nd century AD.
Fijate dos formas de un mismo elemento...Una para la derecha y otra para la izquierda...una contra el cielo y otra contra el suelo...una con el personaje en el centro y otra con el personaje en la punta...una con marco y una sin marco...Pero lo mas importante de todo es que son dos fotografias...Saludos fotoamigos...