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Another road trip; another old building in a small town. And Zenith...well, take your pick on the various meanings.
First Quarter 56% Full
March 5, 2017 18:13
wondering, why EXIF shows only 220 mm, when I had fully open 600 ? ...
the macromondays' theme for today 12/2 is RED. i think there are 4 contenders. this one is sort of noir-ish and dramatic and 3 people faved it so far-- wow ~grin~ .. time for some coffee and some dithering while i cogitate on which to post :)
(a little later)
AND my DD thinks i should post this one-- so this one it is :)
CMWD_red
Explored March 4 - #175. Thanks everyone :-)
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Salt wind in my head, over my eyes
like cold hands;
and oh, from the disturbed air comes
another wind, another sea, a still
sky, a different sky...
- Pablo Neruda
Chobe, Botswana
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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When I'm on my way home from home-home I pass this chapel.
I always wanted to have a closer look but somehow it took me many years to actually do it.
Apparently it's really old (from around 1605) and one of the few half-timbered chapels that have survived from before the Thirty Years' War.
Yosemite National Park is an amazing place for landscape photography. On this day it was raining and overcast until the last little bit of light in the evening.
Thanks for stopping by
Mark 9:47 “Or if your eye should cause you to sin, tear it out. It would be better for you to enter into the Kingdom of God half-blind than remain in possession of two eyes and be thrown into hell.”
My friend: Jesse inspired me to start collecting half dolls
They are so beautiful and I decided to learn more about them. That's how I came across several half-dolls on Flickr, including those belonging to friends of Jesse's who were also inspired by him, and I became more and more enthusiastic.
www.flickr.com/photos/bkhagar_gallery/ and www.flickr.com/photos/hellie55/
I gave in to my passion and now have several half-dolls.
Featuring
Nanika - Clara Top - @Anthem Event
Buxom - Derry Heels - @ Mainstore
more details @ my blog❤️
Or should I say my better half.
I am so grateful for him!
Happy Bokeh Wednesday Eve flickr friends!
Explored November 25th, 2008
It will be Pierrette’s final performance.
She has appeared on stage in the theatre alongside Pierrot countless times.
To receive one last round of applause from the audience
To take one final bow to the audience
And then, after 1,735 performances, it will all be over and everyone will go their separate ways… or… will they retreat together, sitting on the crescent of the moon??
My friend: Jesse inspired me to start collecting half dolls
They are so beautiful and I decided to learn more about them. That's how I came across several half-dolls on Flickr, including those belonging to friends of Jesse's who were also inspired by him, and I became more and more enthusiastic.
www.flickr.com/photos/bkhagar_gallery/ and www.flickr.com/photos/hellie55/
2019P52 - Self portrait
52 in 2019 Challenge #1 self-portrait
52 weeks the 2019 Edition - behind the lens
Die Rakotzbrücke im Kromlauer Park ist bekannt für ihre perfekte Spiegelung: Der steinerne Halbkreis der Brücke und sein Abbild im Wasser formen zusammen einen scheinbar geschlossenen Kreis – ein Sinnbild für Harmonie und Symmetrie.
Dieses Bild zeigt genau diesen Moment: Halb aus Stein, halb aus Spiegelung – und doch wirkt es wie ein einziges, vollkommenes Ganzes.
Natur und Architektur verschmelzen hier zu einer magischen Illusion.
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The Rakotz Bridge in Kromlau Park is famous for its perfect reflection: The stone semicircle of the bridge and its mirrored image in the water form what appears to be a complete circle – a symbol of harmony and symmetry.
This photograph captures that very moment: Half made of stone, half made of reflection – yet it appears as one seamless whole.
Nature and architecture merge into a magical illusion.