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The Street Parade is with over 1 Million visitors the most attended technoparade in the world, since the end of Love Parade 2010. It takes place in Zurich, Switzerland and is the largest annual event in Zurich. Alain Berset, Switzerland's culture minister, and this year's president of the confederation, was among the 920'000 people attending the 30th Street Parade in Zurich.

The the star-like effect is caused by "Asterism". Asterism is generated by reflections of light from twin-lamellae or from extremely fine needle-shaped acicular inclusions within the stone's crystal structure. A common cause is oriented sub-microscopic crystals of rutile within the gem mineral.

 

For this weeks "Looking close...on Friday!"

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Brindisi (Libiamo ne'lieti calici) - Giuseppe Verdi

 

Libiamo, libiamo ne'lieti calici

che la bellezza infiora.

E la fuggevol ora s'inebrii a voluttà

Libiam ne'dolci fremiti

che suscita l'amore,

poiché quell'ochio al core onnipotente va.

Libiamo, amore, amor fra i calici

più caldi baci avrà

 

Ah! Libiam, amor, fra' calici più caldi baci avrà

 

Tra voi tra voi saprò dividere

il tempo mio giocondo;

Tutto è follia, follia nel mondo

ciò che non è piacer

Godiam, fugace e rapido

e'il gaudio dell'amore,

e'un fior che nasce e muore,

ne più si può goder

Godiamo, c'invita, c'invita un fervido

accento lusinghier.

 

Godiamo, la tazza, la tazza e il cantico,

la notte abbella e il riso;

in questo paradiso ne scopra il nuovo dì

 

La vita è nel tripudio

 

Quando non s'ami ancora...

 

Nol dite a chi l'ignora,

 

E'il mio destin così...

 

Godiamo, la tazza, la tazza e il cantico,

la notte abbella e il riso;

in questo paradiso ne scopra il nuovo dì.

Monheim, View into a well with sound- and lighteffects, Goosegirlwell

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Die Brunnen im Monheimer Marienburgpark wurden von dem amerikanischen Künstler Robert Wilson entworfen. Die Brunnen wurden mit Klang-, Licht- und Spiegeleffekten versehen.

Die Texte, die aus den Klangbrunnen ertönen, stammen von der Monheimer Autorin Ulla Hahn und wurden gemeinsam mit Kindern der Stadt eingesprochen.

 

Die Stadt Monheim am Rhein trägt seit 1939 eine Gänseliesel im Wappen, das vom Heraldiker Wolfgang Pagenstecher nach dem Vorbild des Siegels von Amtsvogt Johann Wilhelm Aschenbroich 1791 entworfen wurde. In der Stadtmitte vor dem Rathaus-Center befindet sich ein Gänseliesel-Brunnen mit zwei wasserspeienden Gänsen, der 1937 vom Düsseldorfer Bildhauer Julius Haigis aus Bronze gestaltet wurde. Seit 1955 bildet jährlich eine Gänseliesel zusammen mit der Sagengestalt des Spielmanns das „Traditionspaar“ der Rheingemeinde.[2]

 

Im Rahmen des neuen Designs der Linie S1 wurde diese ab 2017 mit ikonischen Motiven der Region bedruckt. Eines dieser Motive ist die Gänseliesel. Ein Gänselieselmotiv dient seit 2020 außerdem als Ampelmännchen der städtischen Fußgängerampeln.

 

Die Kunstinstallation „Yes There No Where“, die wir in enger Zusammenarbeit mit Robert Wilson realisieren durften, lädt Besucher des Marienburgparks in Monheim am Rhein zu einer sinnlichen Reise ein. Sie umfasst eine geheimnisvolle Hütte und interaktive Klangbrunnen, die die Sinne auf immersive Weise ansprechen.

 

Mehr info zum Künstler Robert Wilson:

www.arnold.de/de/art/kunstschaffende/robert-wilson

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The Wells have been designed by the american Artist Robert Wilson. The Wells have been endued with Sound-, Light- and Reflectioneffects.

The Lyrics have been created and spoken by the Monheim Author Ulla Hahn and children of the Town.

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This is a view of a skyscraper in Brussels taken from my Balcony.

I edited the building, light and colors to give a global surreal atmosphere.

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I wrote the following poem in 2003, it's only available in French, sorry about that...

 

Mégapole

 

Par Ben Heine

 

Des rayons de verre et d'acier m'aveuglent,

Des reflets hurlent et transpercent l'horizon.

Des cubes de toutes dimensions s'élèvent.

Pas de verdure au pied de ces temples modernes.

 

Un vent de matière inerte surgit.

Je marche sur le sol sombre.

Cherchant une voie dans l'espace,

Près de ces masses qui m'enlacent.

 

Puis un soleil brûlant soudain scintille.

Une joie intense m'irradie,

Et brise la mélancolie citadine,

J'ai envie de sourire à la vie.

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Live in Oslo, Ullevåll

La laiterie, à proximité de l'étang des Forges, à Belfort : lightpainting.

 

D'autres images :

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Laiterie_(Belfort)

 

More images :

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Laiterie_(Belfort)

Your looking at the Manhattan Bridge. This is only my second bridge landscape taken Canon Eos50d. I normally wait about 15-30 minutes after the sun goes down to take my night scene photos. I plan to collect all the cities bridges to add to my portfolio, my next one shall be the George Washington bridge so stay tune :-) My thanks to my beautiful girlfriend Jenny for keeping me great company during the night, and for being patient while I did my work. I love you!

  

For more bridges and New York photos please visit my photo page and store:

 

www.chrissanchezphotos.com/p12704768

“Like all magnificent things, it's very simple.”

Natalie Babbitt, Tuck Everlasting

 

Some facts about Paeonia Suffruticosa

the creator of the Christmas Eve light session light,

  

My Oldest Son, loves his light painting.

Minolta CLE, m-rokkor 40mm f2, portra 400

Souple light. Light effects with distortions according to watchers' motion. Exhibition "Dream" Louis Vuitton

Toronto Harbour Front

Leica m6 ttl, summicron 35 f2, fuji Superia 400

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Such a peaceful moment. I really felt like a bird.

I took this photo in Braives, Belgium.

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(English version of the following poem below)

 

La Liberté Commence Ici

 

Par Ben Heine (Composé en 2003)

 

La lumière de ces lieux apaise l'esprit,

Un vent bleu emporte au loin les tourments,

Les oiseaux se laissent bercer par le temps.

Un chemin invisible se dessine dans l'air

 

Ici, les âmes échangent des messages sucrés,

Toutes se dirigent sous les rayons dorés,

Vers de vastes forêts inhabitées.

On se sent léger, léger, léger et libre.

 

Tous les éléments de la nature

Semblent entonner un hymne;

Une mélodie au douces notes,

Dont le refrain est la Liberté.

 

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Freedom Starts Here (English version)

 

By Ben Heine (Written in 2003)

 

The radiance of this place alleviates the spirit,

A blue wind takes the troubles away,

The birds are cradled by time.

An invisible path takes shape in the air.

 

Here, the souls exchange sweet messages,

All move under the gilded rays,

Towards vast uninhabited forests.

One feels light, light, light and free.

 

All the elements of nature

Seem to sing a holy hymn;

A melody with soft notes,

Whose refrain is Freedom.

Press 'F' if you like it.

 

Aan de oever van het IJ, Amsterdam. April 2015.

On the shore of the river IJ, Amsterdam. April 2015.

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