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MODERNLIGHT - JEDDAH - TEL#: 0126059596
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by JanLeonardo
(Only one photography, no photoshop)
Made with Canon 5D MKIII, Carl Zeiss Distagon T*2.8/21, Manfrotto 057 Carbon, Led Lenser X21R Power
May the light be with you.
cheers JanLeonardo
Der Sternschnuppenmarkt am frühen Abend auf dem Schloßplatz in Wiesbaden, Stand mit Kunsthandwerk aus Leder
Twinkling Star Christmas Market in Wiesbaden, Germany. Stand with leather handcrafts.
(Wi-SternSM-4801-Vf4)
Christ's Resurrection Basiilica (Lithuanian: Kauno mūsų Viešpaties Jėzaus Kristaus Prisikėlimo bazilika) in Lithuania's second city, Kaunas, was consecrated in 2004 and finished in 2005. It is located on a hill immediately to the north of the city centre and is on a monumental scale, with the main tower rising to 70 metres.
After Lithuania regained independence in 1918, the concept of a new church that would express gratitude to God for its regained freedom arose. A committee led by president Antanas Smetona was established in 1926 to oversee its construction. The City of Kaunas was chosen as its site, since the historic capital of Lithuania, Vilnius, was part of Poland between 1920 and 1939. A design competition was held in 1928 and the proposal drawn up by Karolis Reisonas was chosen for the church as the best. Due to the technical difficulties arising from the grand scope of the design, and dramatic escalation of its cost estimates, the final design was not approved until 1933.
The first cornerstone for the church was brought from Jerusalem's Mount Olive in 1934, marking the church's first symbolic milestone. Funds for the construction were raised in Lithuania and abroad. The prominent Lithuanian parson Feliksas Kapočius was particularly involved not only in the details of the building project, but also in its funding. He traveled through the United States, where many Lithuanian émigrés were living, to enlist support. The construction underwent several setbacks, and at times was suspended for lack of funding.
In 1936 certain Czechoslovak architects from Prague said that the church will become a masterpiece of modern architecture in the Baltics.[2] In 1938 the walls and roof of the church were completed, and by 1940 it was largely finished; at this point around one million litas had been spent, most of it from individual donations. Further work on the church was suspended during World War II. The Nazi occupational authorities used the church as a storeroom; during the Soviet period of Lithuanian history, the building was confiscated by the government. In 1952 Stalin decreed that it be used as a factory; the cross atop the tower was demolished, as was the chapel.
The church structure was used as a radio factory until the Lithuanian national awakening in 1988. Soon thereafter, control of the church was returned to a newly founded council. During the 1990s, its rehabilitation met with further obstacles; church and state had been officially separated, and Lithuanian citizens struggled with economic downturns during the transition to a market economy. In any event, the work continued. Funding was provided by both private sources and the Lithuanian government, and the church was consecrated in 2004.
In 2015 the church received the minor basilica title from Pope Francis.
This description incorporates text from the English Wikipedia.
LED signal display at Rail Live 2023. I'm going to say the track clearance needs a little work. 21st June 2023.
Leds are good civilization!
Behold Altera, king of Huns, wielding her mighty Photon Ray sword in all its shining glory.
Altera is my very first moc featuring custom led lighting, and I think the final result turned to be quite good. Certainly, custom leds are expensive and difficult to set up, but they are pure eyecandy.
After searching the internets for brands that sell Lego custom led kits, I finally chose a microled set from Light My Bricks. Their “do it yourself” range is pretty solid.
Altera’s moc is not new. She is actually the very same one that I posted back in 2020. Altera’s was the perfect testbed for led lighting, as her sword should be luminous. The 2020 (unlit) version was not bad at all, but it now looks incredibly dull when compared to the lit one X-D
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LED flashlight with colored gels over the light for the different colors.
During Open House Chicago 2018 I stopped by 151 N. Franklin. Although the building is a bland glass skyscraper it does include a relaxing outdoor space including this subtle, color-shifting LED wall.
A view clips of me with various decorative LED's I use on a night out.
Filmed in Fuel, Hull and The Star, Hull.
The girl on the right is Ola and on the left is my bestie Emily.
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