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impressions @ street party
Special Guests: young performers
from Democratic Republic of Congo
another P.O.V.:
Wild night out in Camden, London, for a friend's stag do.
Shot with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens. This was actually composed of two separate long exposures, merged and processed in GIMP and tweaked in Photoscape.
Traditional Hungarian folk dance group in costume posing with instruments, Szentlőrinc, 1932. The picture was taken by photographer Landesz Photo.
Never tire of their special appearance, colours and petals, in group or single.
Fragrant or not, it does not matter, they are just beautiful!
Here they are in combination with buds...
Have a wonderful day and thank you for your visit, M, (*_*)
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People having devotional fun during a concert of Patti Smith in the city of Singen am Hohentwiel, Germany. That is the feeling of this people to the song "Horses"
Raw Photo By Ed Flores, Tucson Dance Photographer for ABT in a photo shoot in his studio. FX by Chic.
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Photo taken on 10/14/06 outside the House of Blues in Orlando.
From First to Last (commonly abbreviated as FFTL) is an American Post-Hardcore band based in Orlando, Florida that formed in 2002.
I can't say for sure which ship my grandfather served on. If he ever told me, I’ve since forgotten. In the photo, he is third from the left in the front row.
As you can see, he’s wearing a mustache. In the Soviet Army and Navy, mustaches were allowed for officers, warrant officers, also for soldiers and sailors from ethnic groups where wearing a mustache was a cultural tradition — Ukrainians, for instance. Therefore, the sailor sitting to the right of my grandfather is most likely Ukrainian as well.
Ukrainian men wore thick, prominent mustaches from time immemorial up until the early 21st century. Nowadays, mustaches have largely been replaced by a trend for massive barbershop beards and tough-looking tattoos.
The photo, as you can see, was printed on textured paper — apparently, that was also fashionable at the time. Such photographs are quite difficult to scan and clean from the marks of time. You also can’t sharpen them, as the paper’s texture starts to dominate the image itself. So I limited myself to fixing the most obvious defects, straightening the horizon, and adjusting the brightness and contrast.
I knew a birder who was a massage therapist. Some of his best customers were birders. And he always carried discount cards.
Morton Arboretum
Lisle, Illinois - near 41.816, -88.070
January 1, 2009
This is a redux of this picture. Recropped, tones adjusted, sharpened
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Diwali, the festival of lights, is celebrated across the country with a lot of fervour. According to the beliefs in Hinduism, it marks the day that Lord Rama — an incarnation of Lord Vishnu — had returned to his kingdom Ayodhya as the rightful heir to the throne, after spending 14 years in exile.
To mark his homecoming, the residents of Ayodhya had lighted diyas on a new moon night, and the light emanating from them had illuminated the streets and the entire kingdom.
The goddess is often seen with rage in her eyes and her tongue sticking out. She is darker in complexion and is depicted wearing a garland made of skulls or severed heads. It is said that Goddess Kali is a symbol of vengeance and annihilation of evil. In a fit of rage, Durga had assumed this avatar, slaying demons and other beings whom she deemed ‘evil’, wearing their severed heads to drive fear in the hearts of others.
In our tradition all walks of people enjoy visiting different pandals to worship and pay tribute to the goddess Kali.
This is a shot of my Mum, Dad and Trev ...... it reminded me of a song and comedy duo ..... so thought i would share this link with you :-)) www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfXjDELeW5M