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This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was Inverted. I've never watched an episode of Stranger Things, but I do remember where I was in 1985...
New Coke was actually sold until 2002 under the name Coke II.
HMMM!
The bridge, known as The People's Bridge, was closed to motor vehicles after a hurricane flood in 1972 and converted to a pedestrian and bikeway link. In 1996 the bridge lost two of its western spans due to high floodwaters. The Market Street Bridge (formally the Camelback Bridge) to the right is a stone arch span dating to 1926.
You can see the dome of the Pennsylvania State Capital on the left beyond. the square light colored office building near the center of the inverted triangle part of the bridge.
The main flowering season for most rhododendrons is from April to June. However, this year we have numerous flowers and buds in November!
Olhos da mosca da famÃlia SYRPHIDAE (identificada pelo anigo ruiamandrade)
Com a técnica da lente invertida.
Utilizei uma lente macro 105mm sigma na frente da objetiva da sony H10.
Veja aqui outra foto com a mesma técnica e as explicações de uso
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Captured, and edited using Ribbet, for Window Wednesday.
HWW everyone!
I took this photo intending to use it for the Crazy Tuesday Symmetry theme, but decided it worked better for Window Wednesday and went for a more colorful offering for Crazy Tuesday.
Created in Bryce a 3D program - no post manipulation or camera
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The spiral staircase in the Passion Tower of the Sagrada FamÃlia, Barcelona Spain.
The staircase is notable for its unique, organic form that mimics natural snail-shell shapes, and its symbolic meaning.
The narrow and dramatic descent staircase appears to spiral infinitely downward when viewed from above. Its central void creates an optical illusion of depth and a dizzying visual effect.
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This bluff and the range in which is embedded was a very significant landscape to the local First Nations. Not only were there story and nomenclature that were passed through generations of the Baiyambora clan of Kabi Kabi nation, but the area was regularly occupied and tool making was a significant activity. The tools enabled their sustenance but also were traded during intra- and inter-tribal gatherings for bunya feasts and the coastal pippi harvest.
Geologically, the rock is tuff, fused volcanic ash. There are two major overlying deposits and their declination suggests that the ash derived from eruptions somewhere to the northeast. The ash was deposited in a valley, but through erosive processes the bounding ranges/valley sides have been removed and the tuff deposit now stands as an inselberg in the landscape. Thus the landscape has been inverted, where the valley was is now this elevated range of tuff (underlain by porphyry) whilst the valleys of the Mary River to the east and Coonoon Gibber Creek to the west are now the lower landscape.
When surveyors first came to map the area, this feature was called Kenilworth Bluff on their maps, because it was seen from Imbil Homestead and the Bluff was in the direction of Kenilworth Homestead, though still on Imbil run. However in recent times, Kenilworth Bluff has been officially defined as the line of bluffs at the Kenilworth end of the inselberg/range. And while long-term locals often refer to this bluff as Brooloo Bluff it is best known as "Duwirri".
Driving thru beautiful countryside of Maharashtra....on a rainy day...scenes inverted on water droplets on our window...each drop shows a different scene...
Even under the cloudy skies Blue hour is setting in, with all the excitement done for the day, locals, families, and railfans for the most part have all gone home and off to other adventures with only a few people staying behind to watch the Santa Train depart. The inbound crew is in the process of setting out the two borrowed passenger cars before the outbound crew comes on duty. Shortly the train will depart with the fresh crew and we will be off to Poplar for one more shot of the day... or night depending on how you look at it.