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Explore 26/3/13
So it should come as no surprise that the feature colour in my house is red.
I have many red items inside which are mostly on my standby list especially with Winter approaching, but today as I walked down stairs I noticed the way the light was streaming through the blinds onto my bowl of spheres and I really liked the stripes and patterns it was creating. Todays shot sorted!
On closer inspection of this, I realised I should have dusted them off first . . . but in my defence I've had two malamutes in the house!
بإخـتـصـآر آنـة بـهـالـلـحـظـة أعـيش أحـلـى يـوم آحـلـى شهـر بـأحـلـى سـنـة
Class of 2008:We've been there 4 each other but now that our senior year is almost over. We don't know if we are ready to leave this and start a new life without our friends and teachers that helped us to get here.
Inside the Cathedral of Alençon, Basse-Normandie, France, a beautiful stained glass.
Un beau vitrail de la Cathédrale d'Alençon, Basse-Normandie, France.
Jinmao Building or Jinmao Tower, is an 88-story landmark skyscraper in Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai, China. It is 420.5 metres (1,380 feet) tall and is the 18th tallest building in the world. It contains a shopping mall, offices and the Grand Hyatt Shanghai hotel.
The image above was taken last week after a great dinner with friends at 9:49 pm local time. Reiner, thank´s for your kind invitation!
Danke für deinen Besuch! Thanks for visiting!
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If you have not played this incredible game you are missing out.
This is just a quick image that I made. The figure is really simple as the design is rather simple itself.
So, what do you think of this game and my post? Let me know. :D
nếu bạn yêu một ai đó, bạn có thể làm bất cứ điều gì, trải qua bất cứ thử thách nào để khiến người ấy được hạnh phúc, hãy yêu khi còn có thể, yêu với tất cả những gì mình đang có, bởi chúng ta sẽ k bao giờ phải hối tiếc vì đã yêu :-*
nhóc con khùng ayêue rất nhiều :-*
cảm ơn e về món quà a thích nó lắm đấy :-*
tình yêu k cần nói chỉ cần cảm nhận thôi a thấy cũng đủ rồi :-*
valentine này a rất hạnh phúc khi có e ở bên cạnh luôn bên nhau e nhá :-*
"The most prominent and recognizable feature of Thanks-Giving Square is the Chapel of Thanksgiving, a small, spiral tower that features an enclave for prayerful thanks. Inside the chapel, the spiral is topped with stained glass "Glory Window", one of largest horizontally mounted stained-glass pieces in the world. The window was designed by Gabriel Loire of Chartres, France to feature brighter colors as the spiral reached its apex, becoming brighter as it reaches the center. Philip Johnson and Burgee Architects designed the Chapel of Thanksgiving in 1976. The spiral shape of the window is inspired by the spiralled shape of the chambered nautilus."
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جدتي، إلى انْ نلتقيكْ ،
كونْي بخيرْ ، كونْي سعيده ، كونْي ثابته ، كوني قويْه
إلىْ اللقاءْ ياجْدتي ، إلىْ جنات عرضها السمواتْ و الأرضْ ،
إلىْ جناتْ ربْ رحيمْ ، غفور ،
إلىْ جنآتْ عدنْ الـتي تجريْ من تحتهآ الأنهآرْ ، ..!
اللهم يمّن كتابها , وهوّن حسابها , وليّن ترابها , وألهمها حسن جوابها ,
A little top I made for the Easter meet swap. Kyle got it! It was gonna be a dress but I thought the volume was too odd so I chopped it off.
clopotnita la Mănăstirea Radu Vodă
belfry at Radu Voda Monastery, Bucharest, Romania
rebuilt in 1614
www.monumenteromania.ro/index.php/monumente/detalii/en/Th...
I was on my way home after my precious, much sought for photographic session at Lake Garlate (see Fire on the water).
The magic of sunrise was finished, by then, so I was driving home without any hope of getting something more to capture. It was then that I saw a castle of shining mist ahead. "It is the meandering river near Airuno!", I thought. So I parked my car and reached the river, which flows near the road. The first rays of the rising sun were heating the air and a beautiful mist was rising from the placid surface of water. As the golden light filtered through the mist I set my tripod and the first bracketing, and began shooting.
It was a magic moment. I was feverishly capturing that thin spell of light and mist, since I knew that it was just a fleeting moment, but I did not feel in a hurry - the water was still, only slighlty perturbed by the vague shape of a duck (or rather a common moorhen?) silently gliding along; the noise from the road was muffled by the mist itself, and I was feeling a deep silence inside me.
This is one of the latest shots of the series: soon after that the mist was completely gone, leaving me musing on the fleeting nature of beauty...
I have blended four HDR images derived from a 3-bracketing, -1.67 ev/0/+1.67 ev, generated and tonemapped with Luminance HDR 2.4.0 (Fattal, Reinhard05, Mantiuk06, and Pattanaik operators).
Luminance HDR 2.4.0 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
alpha: 1.79
beta: 0.88
Saturation: 0.78
Noiseredux: 0
fftsolver: 1
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PreGamma: 0.73
Operator: Reinhard05
Brightness: 1.4
Chromatic adaptation: 0.08
Light adaptation: 0.07
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PreGamma: 1.00
Operator: Mantiuk06
Contrast Mapping factor: 0.23
Saturation Factor: 0.80
Detail Factor: 2.2
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PreGamma: 0.61
Operator: Pattanaik
Multiplier: 501.19
Cones: 0.11
Rods: 0.37
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PreGamma: 1.24
A big thank you to Mrs Le Goff and the entire team at the Médiathèque du Chevalet, for their welcome .The library is not open to the public, except during the Heritage Days .The Library date of 1506 has been inside completely redone in the XVII th century, but this is one of the few in France to have kept its appearance is totally medieval outdoors
My série (the books and their architecture): www.stephaniebenjaminphoto.com/#!library/c232a
Featured on The Jealous Curator today!!
This print is now for sale in a special limited edition for the Texas Photographic Society Print Program 2011: www.texasphoto.org/printprogram/2011/print_program.html
Sonya Philip with a few of her 100 acts of sewing. Sonya will soon have sewn 100 dresses in the past year. More info at 100actsofsewing.com/
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So, A. has been more and more into picking out her own outfits. I told her yesterday she could wear *anything* she wanted. She ran down the hall with screams of delight. Ten minutes later she comes back in jammies, green argyle socks, pink converse, pink jacket, baby sunglasses (from when she was 6 months old) and a headband and purse of mine. Inside the purse is her camera, snacks, doll, trucks, a large rubber ball, lip gloss, markers, and more. :) So funny ... and she was so dang proud. And, yes, we went out in public like that. LOL! She giggled wherever we went saying, "Mommy, do you think they know I'm just wearing jammies??" It's just a quick snapshot, but special to me. :)
Capela dos Ossos - A Capela dos Ossos é um dos mais conhecidos monumentos de Évora, em Portugal. Está situada na Igreja de São Francisco. Foi construída no século XVII por iniciativa de três monges que, dentro do espírito da altura, pretendeu transmitir a mensagem da transitoridade da vida, tal como se depreende do célebre aviso à entrada: “Nós ossos que aqui estamos pelos vossos esperamos”. A capela, construída no local do primitivo dormitório fradesco é formada por 3 naves de 18,70m de comprimento e 11m de largura, entrando a luz por três pequenas frestas do lado esquerdo. As suas paredes e os oito pilares estão “decorados” com ossos e caveiras ligados por cimento pardo. As abóbadas são de tijolo rebocado a branco, pintadas com motivos alegóricos à morte. É um monumento de uma arquitectura penitencial de arcarias ornamentadas com filas de caveiras, cornijas e naves brancas. Foi calculado à volta de 5000, provenientes dos cemitérios, situados em igrejas e conventos da cidade. A capela era dedicada ao Senhor dos Passos, imagem conhecida na cidade como Senhor Jesus da Casa dos Ossos, que impressiona pela expressividade com que representa o sofrimento de Cristo, na sua caminhada com a cruz até ao calvário.
Chapel of Bones - “Évora is the finest example of a city of the golden age of Portugal after the destruction of Lisbon by the earthquake of 1755'' Inscription criteria on the List of the UNESCO World Heritage (1985) and one of the most macabre sites to visit in Évora is the S. Francisco Church which contains the Chapel of Bones, a chapel which is totally covered with human bones. The cheery message above the chapel reads: “We bones in here wait for yours to join us”; Inside the macabre chapel, bones line the walls as five thousand skulls stare blankly at you from walls and arches. This ghoulish foolishness was the work of three monks who thought it would be easier to meditate on the transitory nature of material things in the undeniable presence of death. The bones of the monks responsible for the interior decorating are in a small white coffin inside the chapel. The Chapel of Bones “Capela dos Ossos” is decoratively lined with the skulls, femurs and tibias of thousands of the dead who's remains were ransacked by monks and nuns for the purpose of creating a fearsome monument to religious and soulful purification and mortality. In one corner, the mummified remains of a man and his infant son were supposedly hang from the boned wall as a reminder of fidelity.
Calatrava's transportation hub at the World Trade Center ("ground zero"), New York City [standard shot]
Cari amici eccomi qui. Sono tornato.
Dopo una pausa necessaria per seguire alcune questioni che hanno richiesto con prepotenza la mia totale attenzione, riprendo la mia attività di fotografo. E con alcune novità.
Indovinate qual è la più importante?
se vi piace, premete F
se volete vederla meglio, premete L
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