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The interior of Fort Point echoes with history and emptiness now, but is open to visitors and photographers like our group of Flickr friends who prowled the rooms and passageways last Saturday, sizing up the photo ops and trying out various ideas or POVs. I didn't mind practicing with my tripod here, for some reason. Usually I prefer to keep moving, but this is a place to take your time and consider the light, the angles, and most of all the character of the scene.
My new little boy has finally a name: Vadick.
He's an incredible gift from my friend sybila <33333 She gave him to me by surprise! Obitsu Gretel was sculpt by Rainman and she knows that I'm his fan so she gave me this head and now I have this lovely boy named Vadick <3 She choosed his name ^_^
Thank you so much sybila!!! <333333
It's easy to see why it's such a popular sunrise spot, isn't it?
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Alguien conoce un lugar donde comer sushi en providencia o el centro que sea rico, bonito y no TAN caro??
Cualquier sugerencia se agradece.
Saludos!
This is inside Gaudi's masterpiece here in Barcelona, the Sagrada Familia. We spent a few hours inside here exploring and taking a ton of photos... I'm currently in a Mild Panic because when I imported my photos into Lightroom I have a 30-minute gap and I know I'm missing a ton of photos... can't figure it out! Over the past two days, the software in the Hasselblad has been a little buggy with telling me my card is full when it is not, slow writing, etc. So.... I'm about to go CSI Barcelona to try to find these missing photos. In the meantime, I'll post a few that I still have.
Lại 1 lần nữa e thất vọg diề a :) ....! Ừ thì e trẽ con, trẽ con thì k biết níu kéo chĩ biết òa khóc khi bị bõ rơi ....! E k ngĩ mch. là như v. nhưg sự thật vẫn đag diễn ra trước mắt e ^^~ ....A là ng luôg luôg làm e f~ bật khóc khi nhớ anh làm e nhói đau khi nhìn a đi bên người ....! V. thì e trã lại cho a tự do cho a đi tìm một hfúc một ng tốt hơn e :) một người k ích kĩ k nhõ nhen k gen tuôg như e ...! E dừg lại a nhé ....! Con đườg anh đi h sẽ vắg bóg e ... Csốg cũa a e sẽ k chen vào nữa đc chứ ^^~ Còn e e sẽ là qkhứ ngt sẽ là tươg lai sẽ là 1ng mag lại cho a hfúc :) ....! E tự cthấy mìh fiền tới csốg cũa a nhiều qá :) Nên từ bh e sẽ k chạm vào nó nữa a nhé :) NEY .........!
This is a re-edit from a photo taken last year at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Lake Tekapo, NZ. I wouldn't normally post a re-edit but i think in this case it is worthwhile as it is a much improved version (i think anyway). I've learnt a bit more about processing over the past few months so I have been going over some of my earlier photos. Let me know your thoughts, I value critical freedback!
The original version can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/markmcleod80/8671799570/
Porque sí, ahora con la ley Sinde, no he podido recordar que en el mundo mágico también nosotros los magos y brujas tenemos algo parecido.
Dolores Jane Umbridge, suma inquisidora de Hogwarts y perteneciente del Ministerio de Magia. Y aquí estamos, con sus castigos y decretos ministeriales. Con sus proclamas y sus castigos de… no debo decir mentiras…
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LEER, por favor:
Aquí está la fotografía 5/7 de la serie. Ha sido el mayor trabajo fotográfico creativo que he hecho NUNCA. Lo digo en serio. La preparación de la foto ha podido ser de una hora y luego la edición me ha llevado exactamente tres. En total, cuatro horas (y algunos minutos más) para conseguir que ese rincón se ‘potterice’ de alguna manera.
Detalles como que la ropa no era de ese color, las levitaciones del pelo, la falda o la propia silla, las sombras de las paredes…
Tanto trabajo me ha valido la pena y he quedado ABSOLUTAMENTE enamorada de ella.
Sólo espero que vosotros os enamoréis también o al menos, que os guste mucho. La voy a imprimir para mi habitación. ¡Vaya! Y eso que es la única foto Potter que trata de algo negativo…
in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City.
St. Peter's is famous as a place of pilgrimage, for its liturgical functions and for its historical associations. It is associated with the papacy, with the Counter-reformation and with numerous artists, most significantly Michelangelo. As a work of architecture, it is regarded as the greatest building of its age. Contrary to popular misconception, Saint Peter's is not a cathedral, as it is not the seat of a bishop. It is properly termed a papal basilica.
*explored!*
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model: Zoe
lago d'Orta, Italy
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I am firmly resolved that next year I will conduct myself in a manner which more befits my years and my station in life … yeah right !
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to the New Year's Resolutions group today.
Stuck for an idea for your daily 365 shot? Try the hereios of the We're Here! group for inspiration.
I set out to capture the supermoon during the lunar eclipse last night, but unfortunately, the eclipse started before moonrise in this area and there was a low band of clouds somewhere past the Cascades that hid the moon from view once it did rise until it was in the waning stage of the eclipse.
I shot a number of images during this time and on two instances captured objects zipping by in front of the moon. I had read discussions on line of individuals photographing unknown objects that passed in front of the moon from somewhere in outer space, but this was the first time I had personally witnessed it.
The first object was quite a bit slower (although still quite fast) than this second object that I've posted here. Shutter speed was 1/1000th of a second and these two images were shot back to back in continuous shooting mode, which equates to around 4-6 frames per second.
The other object was smaller and harder to tell if it was man-made or natural. I think this one looks like a meteor, but who knows; perhaps it's one for Project Blue Book. Maybe it's a flying saucer and there were little green men inside of it.
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Camara: ZENIT 12S FOTOSNAIPER ( Francotirador )
Fabricada por KMZ año 1.987 en USSR,(antigua Unión Sovietica) 35 mm
Objetivos:Helios-44 M-4; -5,58 mm f/2.
TAIR 3S,300 mm f/4.
Velocidad de obturación: B - 1/30S;
1/500 S.
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"Quando scoppia una guerra, la gente dice: "Non durerà, è cosa troppo stupida". E non vi è dubbio che una guerra sia davvero troppo stupida, ma questo non le impedisce di durare."
(Albert Camus, La peste, 1947)
Esta dulce gatita, dentro de unos días viajara a Austria, para ser entregada al su dueño!!... Muchas gracias Tom por hacer este encargo!!... espero que le guste a tu hermanita tanto como a ti!
Inside a beyond massive closed factory that is likely going to be demolished. Several million square feet that was still powered, heated & patrolled by security. This place is filled with tracks, conveyors & some robotics.
Reading corner with f r a m e d ( finally ) wallpaper samples in white.
ehhh....one ( the black trees ) is missing....it will be added soon : )
Update:This space on the top right corner was intentionally left empty as I didn't want another framed wallpaper piece ( just was unaware of it when I wrote the above description)...had no clue about what it was going to be though...wanna see what it turned out?....here:
www.flickr.com/photos/ivy_style33/4350967093/in/set-72157...
Part of an order with many animals, I took this picture simply because the turtles are my favorites!
The Temperate Palm House in Edinburgh was
completed in 1858. It is the tallest traditional Palm House in Britain, with a height of 21.95 metres. Designed by Robert Matheson, the glasshouse cost £6,000 at that time and was largely built of sandstone quarried at Bishopriggs, near Glasgow, with a roof of curvilinear iron rafters. The principal gardener at the time was a man called James McNab, who believed that solid masonry prevented rapid cooling and provided shade for the successful cultivation of plants; he also argued that too much sunlight was not good for growing palms, hence the front of the glasshouse was made to face west.