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This is a close-up B&W photo of air bubble patterns in the river ice. The crystalline ice bubbles look like the gelatinous spheres of developing amphibian life forms.
Forma parte del "Parque Nacional Bernardo O'Higgins", en la región de Magallanes. Navegando por el fiordo Última Esperanza, se encuentra a 3 horas y media en barco desde (Puerto Natales). Y luego, hay que caminar por un sendero, bordeando la Laguna Serrano, hasta ver la vista de la foto.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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Single Form, by Barbara Hepworth.
This sculpture stands in Battersea Park London, on the South shore of the lake, and is a smaller version of the one that stands at the United Nations in New York.
The first cast was made in 1963, and was displayed in an open air sculpture exhibition in Battersea Park.
In October that year, It was was shipped to America. It was donated to the Johns Hopkins University, and displayed in Washington D.C.
A second cast was also made in 1963, and was bought by the London County Council and installed at Battersea Park. (pictured here)
Hepworth doubled the size for a casting that would become the largest bronze artwork ever cast at Morris Singer's London foundry.
It was commissioned for the United Nations building, and was erected in New York in May 1964. This bigger version weighs 5.5 tonnes, and stands 6.4m high.
It has now stood at the United Nations for 60 years.
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a VORTEX formed from the altar. It began to swirl around, faster and faster picking up speed, a wordless tone hummed deep inside it's belly. Startled by it but not so unaccustomed to this strange phenomenon, she looked inside, knowing a message was about to be delivered, as she had received one only three days before. The last one came with a warning, images of demonic creatures on horseback were in battle. Again she saw these images but this time much clearer. There were many people in a village running for their lives. A castle drawbridge was rising up, men and women could be seen pulling it's chains desperately trying to close it's entrance...She wondered why she could see these images and if this was something that was happening now....she had not realised she had been watching these images for some time now. Her eyes bulged and she transcended into a trance-like state. Reaching over to touch the images and without warning, she was whisked inside.
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picture taken at a wonderful friends land. Thank you Chanty!💕
Harvey Dent, AKA Two-Face, is one of the Batman's most dangerous and conflicted foes.
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Two-Face was one of the easier characters to build for, in large part because of his simplistic suit design and large (comparatively) stature. That said however, his face was one of the most challenging aspects as it required me to build two halves of one head that spanned the width of 3 (and not 4) studs, while still being stable. Although not perfectly divided, I used a printed leg (Azog) and Ninjago stickers (among others) to help bridge the gap and even out the burns.
My Two-Face takes inspiration from Batman: The Animated Series and Batman: Arkham City. His base is one of the collection's largest and it depicts an imploded courthouse.
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Kekaha Town literally grew up around this mill. From the founding of Kekaha Sugar Co. in 1898 until the end of sugar operations in 2000, the mill provided the area its main economic driver, not to mention one of its most prominent landmarks: the smokestack that still towers above the town.
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They say that when the world forgot its true name, the Sun descended from the heavens and took human form. It did not arrive as a radiant god, but as a spectral figure with hair of fire and eyes glowing with the light of every hidden truth.
Wherever it walked, the mist consumed all lies. Kings lost their crowns, lovers their masks, and the dead their secrets. Many fled from its presence, for they discovered that darkness was not their enemy; what they truly feared was being seen exactly as they were.
The Sun journeyed to the heart of a withered forest. There, she found a black lake that reflected the fears of all who gazed upon it. Without hesitation, she stepped into its waters. When she emerged, the lake had become liquid gold, and the dead trees began to bloom beneath an impossible light.
Since then, it is said that she appears only to those who have survived their longest night. She promises neither happiness nor comfort. She offers something far more difficult: clarity.
Symbolism of the Card
The luminous figure: represents the soul illuminated after passing through pain and shadow.
The hair forming a solar halo: symbolizes the expansion of consciousness, truth radiating in every direction.
The golden mist: represents transmutation; suffering transformed into wisdom and inner power.
The glowing eyes: signify the ability to see beyond illusions and self-deception.
The number XIX: marks the end of a dark cycle and the arrival of a new dawn.
Message of the Card
In this dark gothic tarot, The Sun is not a symbol of naive happiness. It is the light born from confronting one’s own abyss. It speaks of revelation, rebirth, and truth. It indicates that what has remained hidden is about to be unveiled, and that authenticity will prove stronger than any shadow.
"The night transformed you. Now the Sun does not come to save you; it comes to reveal what you have become."
is as necessary to great architecture as foliage is to the tree, blossoms to the plant or flesh to the body.
Frank Lloyd Wright
The rock formation "Twelve Apostles" in morning light. Australia is still closed for most tourists. So, all we have left are "postcards" like this one.
"Die zwölf Apostel" strahlen in der Morgensonne. Australien ist immer noch für die meisten Touristen geschlossen. Also, bleiben uns nur "Postkarten" wie diese.
Beer crates form the table's support structure. Fellow at bottom left looks interesting.
The top right corner is strange, I think it may have been a double exposure or some developing accident. I actually photoshopped out some weird dark streak that made no sense. How do you say "bon appetite" in Spanish??
Sunset at Rotary park view over Duffins marsh flowing into Lake Ontario and the newly formed sandbank at the mouth of the marsh in Squires beach , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , March 4. 2020
Sunset at Rotary Park
newly formed sandbank at the mouth of the marsh
Martin’s photographs
Sandbank
Sandbar
Squires beach
Ontario
Ajax
Canada
Pickering
Martin’s photographs
Discovery Bay
Trees
Sunset
March 2020
Favourites
IPhone XR
Squires Beach
Duffins Creek
Duffins Marsh
Waterfront Trail
Rotary Park
Lake Ontario
Rod iron fence
Bridge
Bridge across Duffins Creek
Twilight
Sticks
Stones
Fallen trees
Fallen tree
Fungi
Mushrooms
Sand
Beach
Reflections
Reflection
Dogwood
Tall grasses
Lens: Meyer-Optik-Gorlitz Oreston 50mm f/1.8
The rose hip or rosehip, also called rose haw and rose hep, is the accessory fruit of the various species of rose plant. It is typically red to orange, but ranges from dark purple to black in some species. Rose hips begin to form after pollination of flowers in spring or early summer, and ripen in late summer through autumn.
The view over a coffee plantation on the southwest side of the island of Kauai.
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La forme de la colline sur laquelle se dresse la forteresse évoque la silhouette d'une biche (Yumbu en tibétain), d'où le nom donné à l'é-difice de "Palais de la Biche".
La Catedral Nueva, adosada a la Vieja, se comenzó a construir en 1513, inaugurándose en agosto de 1733. En la promoción inicial intervinieron los Reyes Católicos, a petición del Cabildo Catedral, quien, con los obispos sucesivos, actuó siempre como principal promotor.
Entre los grandes maestros arquitectos que dirigieron las obras durante casi dos siglos y medio figuran, entre otros, Juan y Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón, Juan de Álava, Juan Setién Güemes, Pantaleón Pontón, los hermanos Churriguera y Juan de Sagarbinaga. Se comenzó a construir en estilo tardogótico y, aunque goza de la utilización de algunos otros estilos posteriores, conservará hasta el final una unidad estilística en este arte, impuesta y querida por el Cabildo. Se trata de una iglesia de planta rectangular, compuesta por tres naves y capillas hornacinas entre contrafuertes. Se cubre por bóvedas de crucería con terceletes y combados dibujando complejos y hermosos diseños estrellados, en los que brillan especialmente las claves. En el crucero se yergue un magnífico cimborrio formado por cuerpo ochavado sobre pechinas con monumentales relieves de los misterios marianos, sobrepasado por un luminoso tambor cilíndrico liberado merced a los amplios ventanales y cúpula semiesférica. En el exterior remata en una falsa linterna; fue finalizado por Juan Sagarbinaga en 1765.
La Iglesia recibe la luz de casi un centenar de vidrieras, procedentes originariamente de Flandes aquellas que muestran un episodio bíblico. En sus muros también se extienden dos galerías corridas, en dos alturas, numerosos medallones con bustos de profetas, evangelistas, personajes de las Sagradas Escrituras y doctores, y otros tantos escudos catedralicios con el búcaro de azucenas.
Fuente: catedraldesalamanca.org
This QM was the size of a Comma - but had the diagnostic question mark on its wings below. Black is their summer form - and they have that beautiful lavender trim.
at the wetlands, North Georgia
empty form I am
state of being
Illusion of reality
We are nothing but mere form before our next transition.
In Buddhism, it is believed that our body is only a temporary form before we transition into another form. It is merely a physical manifestation of our consciousness, not the essence of who we truly are.
One way to understand this concept is through the idea of "non-self." For example, a flower is composed of non-flower elements—water, sunlight, soil, weather, the gardener, the florist, and more. Without these elements, the flower would not exist. Similarly, a person is made up of countless elements outside of the self, including parents, ancestors (both human and non-human), water, sunlight, food, education, and life experiences. The body is in a constant state of change, and our thoughts and emotions are always in flux.
To depict this abstract concept, I have used a physical monk's robe draped over a pair of eyes—without a body—to symbolize the impermanence and non-self nature of existence of our form.