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Infinity (symbol: ∞) is an abstract concept describing something without any bound and is relevant in a number of fields, predominantly mathematics and physics. In mathematics, "infinity" is often treated as if it were a number (i.e., it counts or measures things: "an infinite number of terms") but it is not the same sort of number as natural or real numbers.
156477 on the 08 23 Glasgow Queen Street - Mallaig service makes its way over the moor between Rannoch and Corrour.
All photography credit to Kee Jameson, who took and edited this photo.
Crisp Estates 1st Annual Fall Fling in Hikeulo Cove on September 23, 2021. Over L$ 15,000 worth of prizes. Sponsor: Infinity Games. Musical guests: Samm Qendra & DJ Doc Darkside.
This is the second OICW made by Infinity Industries, featuring a 12gauge shotgun combined with a 5.56x45mm assault rifle, making it a very versatile weapon, suited vor many different situations.
Credit to OutfoxedTW for the design!
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INFINITY - a tribute to the future of fashion
We all fantasize about what fashion would look like in the future. Infinity is a tribute to a possible design in the future. It's sexy, its chic, and its you.
The Infinity Room is part of the House on the Rock, a regional tourist attraction located south of the Sauk County town of Spring Green, Wisconsin. The House On The Rock was originally opened in 1959. It is a complex of architecturally unique rooms, streets, gardens and shops designed by Alex Jordan, Jr. The "house" itself sits atop Deer Shelter Rock, a stone column approximately 60 feet tall and 70 feet by 200 feet on the top. Additions were made to the original structure and other buildings added over the course of several decades. Constructed in 1985, the Infinity Room extends 218 feet from from the House On The Rock, 156 feet above the forest floor without supports underneath. The room has 3, 264 windows.
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Belly dance; more correctly referred to as Oriental Dance (Arabic: رقص شرقي, romanized: Raqṣ sharqī) is an Arabic expressive dance that has its origins in Egypt since ancient times. It features movements of the hips and torso. It has evolved to take many different forms depending on the country and region, both in costume and dance style; with the Egyptian style and costume being the most recognized worldwide due to Egyptian cinema. It is popular worldwide with many schools around the globe now practicing it.
Belly dance is primarily a torso-driven dance, with an emphasis on articulations of the hips. Unlike many Western dance forms, the focus of the dance is on isolations of the torso muscles, rather than on movements of the limbs through space. Although some of these isolations appear similar to the isolations used in jazz ballet, they are sometimes driven differently and have a different feeling or emphasis.
Percussive: Staccato movements, most commonly of the hips, used to punctuate the music or accent a beat. Lifts or drops of the hips, chest or rib cage, shoulder accents, hip rocks, hits, and twists.
Fluid: Flowing, sinuous movements in which the body is in continuous motion, used to interpret melodic lines and lyrical sections in the music, or modulated to express complex instrumental improvisations. These movements require a great deal of abdominal muscle control. Typical movements include horizontal and vertical figures of 8 or infinity loops with the hips, horizontal or tilting hip circles, and undulations of the hips and abdomen. These basic shapes may be varied, combined, and embellished to create an infinite variety of complex, textured movements.
Shimmies, shivers and vibrations: Small, fast, continuous movements of the hips or ribcage, which create an impression of texture and depth of movement. Shimmies are commonly layered over other movements, and are often used to interpret rolls on the tablah or riq or fast strumming of the oud or qanun (instrument). There are many types of shimmy, varying in size and method of generation. Some common shimmies include relaxed, up and down hip shimmies, straight-legged knee-driven shimmies, fast, tiny hip vibrations, twisting hip shimmies, bouncing 'earthquake' shimmies, and relaxed shoulder or rib cage shimmies.
In addition to these torso movements, dancers in many styles will use level changes, traveling steps, turns, and spins. The arms are used to frame and accentuate movements of the hips, for dramatic gestures, and to create beautiful lines and shapes with the body. Other movements may be used as occasional accents, such as low kicks and arabesques, backbends, and head tosses.
another droste effect still working on it.
I learn this tecnique thanks to the amazing work of another flickr member josh sommers
“Meditation is the dissolution of thoughts in Eternal awareness or Pure consciousness without objectification, knowing without thinking, merging finitude in infinity.”
― Voltaire
To the infinity ! :-)
It was a windy cold morning at Pier 1 last Sunday morning at Pier 1. The view was great with these texture in the sky and bright sun light. I see people had good time running at this pier. I did enjoy the view and fresh air and snap fotos as well. I hope you enjoy your visit of my website. Thanks :-)
The amazing infinity pool at Shillim Resort.
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Part of the Global Kick Off album - where I traveled around the world : Luxembourg, India and Tokyo.
It took a visit from 2 photographer friends to get us out and photograph the Infinity Bridge at Stockton-on-Tees.
Infinity Bridge ( so called as when the twin arches are reflected from the still waters of the river they form the mathematical symbol for Infinity) across the river Tees at Stockton on Tees. Taken from the deck of the Teeside Princess river boat.