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Diesel the miniature dachshund on a huge piece of driftwood underneath the pier during low tide at Waryas Park - Poughkeepsie, NY (2-16-2020)
Henbit blooms near Hartsburg, Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/40-second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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The Bradbury Building is a historic Los Angeles landmark known for its stunning Victorian-era interior, featuring a light-filled atrium, ornate ironwork, marble stairs, and "birdcage" elevators. Many films, television shoots, and music videos have been filmed here, including the original "Blade Runner". Information is from Google and Wikipedia.
For Crazy Tuesday theme "Low Angle"
African Wild Dogs in the Mana Pools NP, Zimbabwe
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Another viewpoint of Tottiford reservoir from our day out last Sunday. It seems to be a popular spot for fishing and bird watching. We spotted some cormorants, did not know they would also hang out so far inland...
Tight crop of a Green Heron (Butorides virescens) perched on a textured branch. The subject is captured mid-break during preening, with one leg tucked and feathers dappled with bits of fluff. Depth of field is shallow, creating a smooth green background that emphasizes the bird's sharp eye and velvet-green cap
Wildwood lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Creditons Parish Church, more in the style of a small cathedral than a mere church. I tried something different this time - taking 3 photos for a vertorama, starting right at ground level stacked together in Photoshop. The full formal name of the parish church is: Church of the Holy Cross and the Mother of Him who Hung Thereon. The site was chosen for building a cathedral as early as the 10th century although the first cathedral did not survive through the centuries with a few rebuilds and modifications since then. The current form has been established in the 15th century. So lots of history on that site!
Chobe, Botswana
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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This morning, on the first day of spring, the sun was shining bright through the trellis on the edge of this carport. It was warm and breezy, a perfect spring day in Adelaide.
That's Teignmouth pier - unfortunately it seems like much of the pier will be demolished in the near future because no financial support to do the necessary reconstruction could be found. A shame really as this is one of the landmarks of the South Devon coast!
Only 100 meters away the Trier christmas market attracts thousands of tourists. But this small backstreet is in peace and quiet.
Camera: Sony A7s
Lens: Zeiss 35mm f2.8
A close-up, eye-level shot of a small green heron crouched low and perched tightly on a mossy, weathered rustic log.
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Springtime cuties.
experimenting with new circular polarizing filter.
iNaturalist link www.inaturalist.org/observations/155863423
Jenny Pansing photos
From days gone by.
A Green heron is positioned on a rustic snag at the edge of a quiet, sun-dappled pond. The water surrounding the perch is thick with a carpet of vibrant green duckweed and algae. The setting is dense with lush greenery, providing a natural, secretive backdrop in a marshy or wetland habitat. The lighting highlights the iridescence of the heron's back while casting soft reflections on the water's surface, capturing a moment of quiet, patient concentration.
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A detailed low-angle close-up of ancient Egyptian carvings on a dark stone granite surface with both hieroglyphic inscriptions and figurative representations.
The bas-relief carving is showcasing Seshat, an ancient Egyptian deity - the goddess of wisdom, knowledge, writing -
wearing her distinctive headdress featuring a seven-pointed star and two inverted plumes. She is shown in profile, a common artistic convention in ancient Egyptian art, with her arms extended in a record-keeping gesture.
Another deity figure - Thot - is partially visible to the left, also in profile, interacting with Seshat.
The background and surrounding areas are densely covered with intricate hieroglyphic carvings, which appear to be well-preserved. These inscriptions would likely detail the actions of the figures depicted, religious texts, or historical records related to the monument's construction or purpose.
The play of light and shadow highlights the depth and precision of the carvings, emphasizing the three-dimensional quality of the relief.
The photograph is taken from a low angle, looking upwards, which emphasizes the monumental scale of the carving and the structure it adorns. The natural sunlight casts dramatic shadows that enhance the contours and details of the figures and hieroglyphs.
Taken from the Great Court of Ramses II at Luxor Temple
45 years after rolling off the shop floor at GMD London, veteran Canadian Pacific SD40-2 6080 still earns her keep on the high iron, pushing a mile-a-minute on the approach to Guelph Junction amidst some late-winter flurries.
An Iberian Green Woodpecker (male) pauses at the edge of a hidden pool, head tilted skyward after a refreshing drink. Captured from a low perspective, his striking plumage stands out against the natural backdrop.
The legend of Wawatam looms large. There is a freighter, a village, and a lighthouse named Wawatam.
From a memorial plaque (paraphrased):
"Chief Wawatam, an Ojibway chief protected a fur trader, Alexander Henry, during a 1763 Indian attack on Fort Michimillimac. His bravery and fidelity in protecting his "brother" Henry are commemorated in this carved white pine statue by Jerry Prior", placed in a small Mackinaw City park, on the shore of the Straits of Mackinaw.
Uji Coba Tandem antara CR400AF Red Komodo (KCIC 400AF) dengan CIT 400AF persiapan memasuki Stasiun Tegaluar
Down low on the reflected greenie.
Taken at Wildwood Lake in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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f/8 1/125 sec. ISO-100 400mm
Kerk en toren Den Andel, Groningen NL.
De losstaande toren van de kerk dateert uit de veertiende eeuw. Deze toren heeft een afgeknot tentdak en een later geplaatste dakruiter uit 1989. De klokken in de toren dateren uit 1653, vervaardigd door Jurjen Balthasar te Leeuwarden. In 1989 werd vanwege verval van de kerk een sloopvergunning aangevraagd welke werd geweigerd.
Nadat de aanvraag tot sloop werd afgewezen werd overgegaan tot restauratie in 1991. Hierbij werden oude middeleeuwse gewelfschilderingen ontdekt. Het betreft onder andere een riddergevecht en een gevecht tussen een panter en een draak. De kerk is in het bezit van een laat Romaans meloengewelf, maar dan zonder de ribben. Dit gewelf wordt gedragen door transversaalbogen en muraalbogen. De wandpijlers die het geheel droegen zijn weggehaald en vervangen door trekbalken. Aan de noordoostzijde in het koor bevindt zich een zogenaamde sacramentsnis voor het bewaren van de geconsacreerde hostie. In 2008 werd de kerk overgedragen aan de Stichting Oude Groninger Kerken (Wikipedia)
Church and tower Den Andel, Groningen NL.
The stand-alone tower of the church dates from the fourteenth century. This tower has a truncated tent roof and a ridge turret from 1989. The bells in the tower date from 1653, made by Jurjen Balthasar in Leeuwarden. In 1989, due to the dilapidation of the church, a demolition permit was requested which was refused.
After the demolition request was rejected, it was restored in 1991. Old medieval vault paintings were discovered. It includes a knight fight and a fight between a panther and a dragon. The church has a late Romanesque melon vault, but without the ribs. This vault is supported by transverse and wall arches. The wall pillars that supported the whole have been removed and replaced by draw beams. On the northeast side in the choir is a so-called sacrament niche for the storage of the consecrated host. In 2008 the church was transferred to the Foundation Oude Groninger Kerken (Wikipedia)