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Lunar New Year begins 18 Feb this year. We can found everywhere decorates with pretty blossoms, colorful lanterns or other decorations related to the festival!
At The Curve, Mutiara Damansara.
Today is the Lantern Festival. Since it is the Year of Goat, the main lantern is a Golden Goat.
這是上週末去圓山台北燈節會場拍的花燈，今年是羊年，屬羊的我，拍了好多與「羊」相關的慶典，這隻金羊花燈，雖然沒有台中燈會的雄壯，但是也挺可愛的。
元宵節快樂～
PS. 標題出自宋代，胡惠齋的「滿江紅 暝靄黃昏」。
~花博圓山公園, 台北市
Expo Park, Yuan Shan, Taipei, Taiwan
- ISO 1000, F4, 1/13 sec, 21 mm
- Canon 5D Mark III with EF 16-35 mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.55pm (262º) / Shot @ 7.01pm
a Lyme Park folly in the mist.
The top part of this sandstone folly is believed to originally have sat above the north archway of the main house, and was probably placed on the hill next to the woods in the 1720s.
The view from the Lantern looks out over the park and the Cheshire plain. It also creates a line of sight that leads the eye from the Dining Room windows, over the gardens and to the east. It is said that if Lord Newton could see the Lantern clearly from the Dining Room, it was good enough weather for hunting....
Lantern House is composed of antique slides used in "magic lanterns," precursors to 35mm slide projectors. Part of Southern Roots, the Steve Tobin exhibit at Cheekwood.
Lanterns hang between the historic brick warehouses of Toronto’s Distillery District, framed against a modern residential tower rising behind them.
The wintry haw is burning out of season,
crab of the thorn, a small light for small people,
wanting no more from them but that they keep
the wick of self-respect from dying out,
not having to blind them with illumination.
But sometimes when your breath plumes in the frost
it takes the roaming shape of Diogenes
with his lantern, seeking one just man;
so you end up scrutinized from behind the haw
he holds up at eye-level on its twig,
and you flinch before its bonded pith and stone,
its blood-prick that you wish would test and clear you,
its pecked-at ripeness that scans you, then moves on.
Seamus Heaney, The Haw Lantern
October 30th 2006
STROBIST: Flashlight behind the lantern shining through to light up the red glass.
SB700 CR and above on Manual 1/16th power with a Rogue Flashbender
Gion, Kyoto, Japan
Bokeh is the aesthetic quality of the blur produced in the out-of-focus parts of a photograph. The term is Japanese, from the word boke (暈け or ボケ) meaning blur, and is created by using wide apertures on the lens. People can get extraordinarily snobbish about the type of bokeh produced by a lens, be it swirly, creamy, bubbly or harsh. This photograph shows traditional lanterns on a rooftop bar overlooking the Kamo River in Kyoto, Japan. The bokeh is a mixture of light bubbles and just enough blur to maintain background detail.
東山花灯路 灯り
Lantern event at Higashiyama-Hanatoro.
Location, Ishibekoji alley in front of Kodai-ji Temple Park in Kyoto Japan.
OM-D E-M1 & ULTRA WIDE-HELIAR 12mm f5.6
Halloween is approaching and we've created some spooky lanterns as a Group Gift with 22 colours to choose from!
Come and grab yours in the BackBone Main Store
Thanksgiving Night ~ Winter Sunset
Key West Harbor ~ Key West, Florida
Monroe County ~ Florida Keys U.S.A.
(the photo before is in the comments)
I originally came across this old lantern, table, and other stuff in a remote wash in the Sheephole Valley Wilderness about 1.5 years ago. I decided to hike back a couple weeks ago to check things out, half expecting the old lantern to be gone. Not only was the lantern still there, but things were exactly as I had left them! No sign of footprints, and I doubt another human being has been here since my last visit. I would love to know the story here... old miner's camp, perhaps? Another desert mystery that will likely never be solved!