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My entry for the Lego Ideas Bionicle contest: ideas.lego.com/challenges/5f00c003-5f60-4b18-9d16-fdcf2a3...
Many claim to be the most beautiful biodiversity in the world. In fact, our Atlantic forest has many endemic species, in addition to its water resource. A walk through this spot in the morning provides beautiful scenes.
Cabina de nuestro querido Tractor abandonado .
Our dear Abandoned Tractor cabin.
Para mayor información, podeis ver la imagen del comentario 1. Tambien, el album " Abandonos en Las Matas ".
For further information, you can see the comment 1 picture. Also, the album " Abandonments in Las Matas ".
Las Matas. Comunidad de Madrid. España. Spain.
I’ve always wanted custom versions of these guys that could actually move. I’ve seen very few people do all six toa so I’m glad to have the whole team. Hope you enjoy!
Something expressively enigmatic with the words mata hari. Think of the legendary Javanese-Dutch dancer who became the stuff of espionage legend.
Etymologically, mata means the eye in Indonesian, Malay, Cebuano or Tagalog. With hari the word for day in Indonesian, mata hari literally is the sun in indonesian. Interestingly, hari means differently in the Philippine dialects where it stands for king. Surely, the sun can be the Royal Eye.
Jimbaran, Bali, Indonesia
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Mata de Albergaria, no Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês, coberta por um manto de folhas caídas em tons alaranjados. Os carvalhos centenários, característicos desta floresta protegida, exibem troncos revestidos por musgo verde, enquanto a folhagem amarelada contrasta com o céu azul. Esta mata representa um dos últimos redutos de floresta primária em Portugal, albergando espécies endémicas e sendo parte da Reserva da Biosfera Transfronteiriça Gerês-Xurés, classificada pela UNESCO.
Early morning in some woods north of lisbon wich were known by a lot of murdered people in the 19th century. Fog and lith print ad to the sacry mood
Mata de Albergaria, no Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês (PNPG), durante o outono. Este bosque centenário, que alberga carvalhos galaico-portugueses, é parte da única área protegida em Portugal com estatuto de Parque Nacional e integra a Reserva Biogenética das Matas de Palheiros e Albergaria, reconhecida pelo Conselho da Europa e classificada como Reserva da Biosfera pela UNESCO desde 2009. O leito do riacho está coberto por folhas caídas em tons alaranjados e acobreados, enquanto o musgo verde adorna algumas pedras e margens. A luz filtrada pelas copas das árvores em transição sazonal cria um mosaico de cores que realça a beleza natural desta floresta protegida, um ecossistema vital na região do Minho. Além disso, a área é atravessada pela Geira Romana, onde se conservam vestígios de calçada romana e marcos milenares. No outono, a queda das folhas não só embeleza a paisagem, mas também contribui para a fertilização natural do solo e para a renovação dos ciclos ecológicos deste bosque caducifólio.
Albergaria Forest, in the Peneda-Gerês National Park (PNPG), during the autumn. This centenary forest, which houses Galician-Portuguese oaks, is part of the only protected area in Portugal with the status of National Park and is part of the Biogenetic Reserve of the Palheiros and Albergaria Forests, recognized by the Council of Europe and classified as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO since 2009. The stream bed is covered with fallen leaves in orange and copper tones, while green moss adorns some stones and banks. The light filtered by the treetops in seasonal transition creates a mosaic of colors that enhances the natural beauty of this protected forest, a vital ecosystem in the Minho region. In addition, the area is crossed by the Roman Geira, where remains of Roman roads and ancient landmarks are preserved. In the fall, the falling of the leaves not only beautifies the landscape, but also contributes to the natural fertilization of the soil and to the renewal of the ecological cycles of this deciduous forest.
Mata de Albergaria, no Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês (PNPG), durante o outono. Este bosque centenário, que alberga carvalhos galaico-portugueses, é parte da única área protegida em Portugal com estatuto de Parque Nacional e integra a Reserva Biogenética das Matas de Palheiros e Albergaria, reconhecida pelo Conselho da Europa e classificada como Reserva da Biosfera pela UNESCO desde 2009. O leito do riacho está coberto por folhas caídas em tons alaranjados e acobreados, enquanto o musgo verde adorna algumas pedras e margens. A luz filtrada pelas copas das árvores em transição sazonal cria um mosaico de cores que realça a beleza natural desta floresta protegida, um ecossistema vital na região do Minho. Além disso, a área é atravessada pela Geira Romana, onde se conservam vestígios de calçada romana e marcos milenares. No outono, a queda das folhas não só embeleza a paisagem, mas também contribui para a fertilização natural do solo e para a renovação dos ciclos ecológicos deste bosque caducifólio.
Albergaria Forest, in the Peneda-Gerês National Park (PNPG), during the autumn. This centenary forest, which houses Galician-Portuguese oaks, is part of the only protected area in Portugal with the status of National Park and is part of the Biogenetic Reserve of the Palheiros and Albergaria Forests, recognized by the Council of Europe and classified as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO since 2009. The stream bed is covered with fallen leaves in orange and copper tones, while green moss adorns some stones and banks. The light filtered by the treetops in seasonal transition creates a mosaic of colors that enhances the natural beauty of this protected forest, a vital ecosystem in the Minho region. In addition, the area is crossed by the Roman Geira, where remains of Roman roads and ancient landmarks are preserved. In the fall, the falling of the leaves not only beautifies the landscape, but also contributes to the natural fertilization of the soil and to the renewal of the ecological cycles of this deciduous forest.
After making Astrometrix, I thought his bare body looked like a toa mata body. So, naturally, I made the toa in this style.
While I could have given them their masks, I decided to give them their gold masks. You don't see people using them on their toa remakes.
Flowering Mata Guanaco shrubs (Anarthrophyllum desideratum). Seen in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile.
Thank you for your visits / comments / faves!
Mata de Albergaria, no Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês (PNPG), durante o outono. Este bosque centenário, que alberga carvalhos galaico-portugueses, é parte da única área protegida em Portugal com estatuto de Parque Nacional e integra a Reserva Biogenética das Matas de Palheiros e Albergaria, reconhecida pelo Conselho da Europa e classificada como Reserva da Biosfera pela UNESCO desde 2009. O leito do riacho está coberto por folhas caídas em tons alaranjados e acobreados, enquanto o musgo verde adorna algumas pedras e margens. A luz filtrada pelas copas das árvores em transição sazonal cria um mosaico de cores que realça a beleza natural desta floresta protegida, um ecossistema vital na região do Minho. Além disso, a área é atravessada pela Geira Romana, onde se conservam vestígios de calçada romana e marcos milenares. No outono, a queda das folhas não só embeleza a paisagem, mas também contribui para a fertilização natural do solo e para a renovação dos ciclos ecológicos deste bosque caducifólio.
Albergaria Forest, in the Peneda-Gerês National Park (PNPG), during the autumn. This centenary forest, which houses Galician-Portuguese oaks, is part of the only protected area in Portugal with the status of National Park and is part of the Biogenetic Reserve of the Palheiros and Albergaria Forests, recognized by the Council of Europe and classified as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO since 2009. The stream bed is covered with fallen leaves in orange and copper tones, while green moss adorns some stones and banks. The light filtered by the treetops in seasonal transition creates a mosaic of colors that enhances the natural beauty of this protected forest, a vital ecosystem in the Minho region. In addition, the area is crossed by the Roman Geira, where remains of Roman roads and ancient landmarks are preserved. In the fall, the falling of the leaves not only beautifies the landscape, but also contributes to the natural fertilization of the soil and to the renewal of the ecological cycles of this deciduous forest.
Sita Mata also known as Vaidehi, Janaki, Maithili, is the central female character of the Hindu epic Ramayana and a daughter of, King Janak of Janakpur. She is the consort of the Hindu god Rama and is an avatar of Lakshmi, goddess of wealth and wife of Vishnu. She is esteemed as a paragon of spousal and feminine virtues for all Hindu women. Sita is known for her dedication, self-sacrifice, courage and purity.
Estacion Abandonada de Matas Verdes (Albacete) en compañia de Christian Andujar...
Canon 5d Mark II
Canon 16 35 a 16mm
Iso 800
55" a f5.6
The recent acquisition of a Fujifilm X-T1 has prompted me to go back and have a look at the files from my old Fuji X100S I had back in 2015.
The amount of keepers I had with this camera is greater than any Canon or Nikon I've owned (and I've owned a few!). :). Only my Leica M8 and M9 comes close - though the X-T1 is certainly up there.
This is a reworking of a previous colour image
Te Mata Peak
Havelock North, New Zealand
My second mata revamp. Kopaka is a bit less flexible than Tabu and has a less complicated construction.
"Matarifes. Carceleros que un mal trago
os engulla el alma y queme el corazón.
Como no reconocer en ti a un asesino
si al mirar tus ojos veo sólo oscuridad.
La vida está partida por la llave.
La vida está partida por la llave.
Que abre al despertar. Que abre al despertar.
Mirada vertical, que al otro lado nos observa,
que nos desnuda y mata en silencio total.
Sólo un sádico disfruta al ver morir.
Sólo un sádico disfruta viendo sufrir... "
(El Corazón del Sapo)