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Come with me and take a look in the beautiful church of Kallmünz, which is a gem itself in this picturesque town. In 1750, St. Michael has been rebuild in Rococo style on the remains of the original roman church.
The multi-row HDR pano consisting of 6 individual image covers a viewing angle of 145°H x 260°V.
When my friend Michael Freethy was over on holidays from America last year we would often go for breakfast to the Sugar Mountain cafe in the beautiful village of Roundwood about 4 miles away from where I live. Within five minutes of leaving my place this is the view from the top of Ballinslaughter Hill. There are about 8 mountains that suddenly appear all along the horizon. This one is Mullaghcleevaun and it has a wonderful corrie loch on top it.
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We stopped the car every time and took photos but its tricky as they dont always turn out great. This one is ok and I took it last February. I was up there during the week looking at the view as I never grow tired of it. Its isolation at its finest!
Roundwood is the highest village in Ireland at 238m above sea level. To qualify as the highest village it must have a post office and Roundwood does. A very quaint one. Mike posted some cards home from it. I wonder did they ever arrive?
Id always think to myself that we would only be about an hour in the Cafe but it never worked out like that as that place somehow just gets to you and we would end up chatting and looking out the window at the beautiful place that it is, and eating apple pie and drinking gallons of tea on top of a fry up till we were stuffed!
You cant buy that really. I wonder how many people have a view like this to look at when they are going to the cafe for breafast! Im lucky and I know it! Lets hope it all opens up again soon!
Michael hasnt climbed this mountain yet but hoperully we will when he makes it over. Fingers crossed.
And the title? Its nothing to do with Breakfast kind of, but is the rhythm that the traditional Irish Reel that is played in 4/4 time.
Anyway, I hope you like the photo as its one of my favourite views and heres the Corrs " making more noise than a bag of spanners " [Terry Wogan ] live at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. Poor Jim Corr! Bet all the men in the audience come to see him!!!!!!! Right!!! Lol! They are all very talented and they nice normal people with it too! I think they are amazing!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEJOY_GlPd4
And heres Mike;
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Do Keep Safe out there!
Hugs.
Pat
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This is the beautiful church of Kallmünz, a picturesque small village situated in the Naab valley north to Regensburg, Bavaria, very close to where I live.
I have posted an interior pano of this church before. See below in the comments. This image has been created from the exact same set of individual captures but using a totally different projection*.
Multi-row panorama (stitched from 6 individual HDR images) covering a viewing angle of 240°H x 160°V.
* Explanation: A panorama is a flat representation of the scene around the camera. Essentially, a 3D world is projected on a flat surface. There are multiple ways to do this (panoramic projections). There is no perfect panoramic projection; each projection has its own properties and limitations.
Tableau Vivant - Visage - Michael skin for Lelutka evo x male. Shown on Devon
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A street portrait from Glasgow, Scotland. Captured on assignment for the #OldIs campaign for the charity Independent Age. Gathering a 'snapshot' of how we all feel about ageing in British society today with a portrait and some quotes from people on the street.
This is a personal black and white edit of a shot captured for the campaign, all to a specific brief for the assignment. Enjoy!
St. Michael ist die römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche der Stadt Dormagen.
Die ursprünglich romanische Kirche wurde im 12. Jahrhundert aufgeführt. 1274 wurde sie dem Kölner Andreasstift inkorporiert. Das Langhaus wurde in gotischer Zeit durch einen Neubau ersetzt; der aus Tuffstein gemauerte romanische Turm blieb erhalten. 1887 wurde das gotische Langhaus niedergelegt – sein Grundriss ist im Pflaster markiert – und westlich des Turms ein dreischiffiger neogotischer Neubau von Franz Statz errichtet. Dabei wurde die ursprünglich geostete Kirche nach Westen ausgerichtet. Zusätzlich wurde dem Turm ein viertes Geschoss aufgesetzt.
St. Michael is the Roman Catholic parish church of the city of Dormagen.
The originally Romanesque church was built in the 12th century. In 1274 it was incorporated into the Cologne Andreasstift. The nave was replaced by a new building in the Gothic period; The Romanesque tower made of tuff stone was preserved. In 1887 the Gothic nave was demolished - its floor plan is marked in the pavement - and a three-aisled neo-Gothic new building by Franz Statz was built to the west of the tower. The originally east-facing church was aligned to the west. In addition, a fourth floor was added to the tower.
Saint Michael the Archangel is one of four archangels and the main conqueror of the devil. Fragment of an icon in the iconostasis of the St. George Cathedral of the Vydubitsky Monastery.
Фрагмент иконы Архистратига Божия Михаила в иконостасе Георгиевского собора Выдубицкого монастыря в Киеве.
Михаил – один из семи архангелов (согласно зороастрийской мифологии) и главный победитель дьявола и иже с ним взбунтовавшихся ангелов, которые «не устояли, и не нашлось уже для них места на небе», так говорится в Откровении Иоанна Богослова.
На иконах Архангел Михаил изображается попирающий ногами дьявола. В левой руке он держит зеленую финиковую ветвь, а в правой копье с белой хоругвью ( иногда пламенный меч), на котором начертан червленый крест.
Michael was the supposedly the first and oldest of the four Archangels created by God, making him the very first angel ever created, as well as one of the oldest and most powerful beings in the whole universe. During the War In Heaven in the distant past, Michael banished Lucifer from Heaven on God's command, albeit assisted by God, later restricting him to a Cage bound by 66 Seals. He was the Viceroy of Heaven in God's absence and commanded the Heavenly Host before he fell into the Cage with Lucifer. As the highest-ranking Archangel, he issued the commands, which went to the higher-ranking angels to disperse the orders down across the celestial chain.
Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christians often refer to the angel Michael as "Saint Michael", an honorific title that does not indicate canonization. He is generally referred to in Christian litanies as "Saint Michael the Archangel." Orthodoxy accords him the title "Archistrategos", or "Supreme Commander of the Heavenly Hosts."
Архангел Михаил — главный архангел, являющийся одним из самых почитаемых Архангелов в авраамических религиях. В православии его называют Архистратигом, что означает глава святого воинства Ангелов и Архангелов.
Sunset at St Michaels Mount. A different composition to the standard, mainly due to a clash of tide times.
Ard Michael Beach the cemetery is just behind this scene it was a lovely beach and I walked it a couple of time, keeping away from the nesting Oystercatchers. I never saw anyone else there during any of my visits.
We took a slow walk along the coast path from Perranuthnoe for the view of St Michaels Mount and were rewarded not with a sunset exactly where I had hoped it would be unfortunately ( have to admit I'm hopeless at using the sunset app on my iphone ) but some wonderful lighting all the same and it was very peaceful. We met a fisherman checking conditions for fishing but he left. Maybe he was going later in the evening as he had no fishing gear with him........
The slightly LE Just done in camera - no NDs just slow enough for what I hoped for to capture the scene as seen.
I did slow the water to a stop in a couple of locations but it’s not my preference tbh….
Milky water is a personal choice and if that’s your preference is absolutely fine by me. I had filters with me, they go everywhere I do but I held off for this shot and this body of water appears as seen through my lens was beautiful and just lazy looking which is exactly how it felt to be here..just a gentle wash in and out as the tide was in and there was no wind. Just a beautiful calm evening…….just for us - or so it felt. Exactly what we needed and sort of ‘special’ if you know what I mean….
Being unwell at present comments are turned of but I appreciate all those already given and thank you all so much 😊
Michael Raedecker willingly agreed to pose with this dramatic representation of a trapped swan. Talking about his work, meant talking about the how. Not about the meaning. "I leave that to the viewer," he told me in several ways. So, what to make of this? Please tell me your ideas...
More about his special technique in my review (included in the next image).
Mt Greylock, Glen Meadow Loop
4x5 Wisner Technical
Kodak Ektar 100
In memory of my father Michael Miller, January 10 1948 - November 14 2021.
Developed by the NYC Film Lab.
Michael
Orange Circle, Orange, CA
Acrylic 15 minute sketch
352 mm x 248 mm Kyowa sketchpad
Sunday October 12 2025
Today’s event with @nomad_portrait_artists
Goodnight, Michael. Rest easy...
As a teenager in boarding school, one of my schoolgirl crushes was Dex
Dexter in Dynasty. Little did I know then that he would become such a good family friend and regular presence in our lives.
Life was a always more fun when you were around and you will be hugely missed. Deepest condolences to jodi and Lindsay...
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Excerpt from Wikipedia:
St. Michael's Cave or Old St. Michael's Cave is the name given to a network of limestone caves located within the Upper Rock Nature Reserve in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar, at a height of over 300 metres (980 ft) above sea level. According to Alonso Hernández del Portillo, the first historian of Gibraltar, its name is derived from a similar grotto in Monte Gargano near the Sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo in Apulia, Italy, where the archangel Michael is said to have appeared.
It is the most visited of the more than 150 caves found inside the Rock of Gibraltar, receiving almost 1,000,000 visitors a year.
I usually like to shoot into the sunset to catch the bright glow of the sun and the reflected colour on the water and rocks in the foreground. However, when I was shooting St Michaels mount one evening in August the light behind the mount was so nice I just had to grab an image or two.
Jazz Manouche - Take the A-Train Musicfestival - 14.09.2024 - Arte Hotel Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Klaus Zuckerstätter: guitar;
Hans Baltin: bass;
Michael Brandl: guitar;
St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church is located on Cofton Church Lane. A church may have existed on the site in the 12th century, as a "chapel" at Cofton is mentioned in a Papal Bull of 1182.[3]
The present building certainly dates back to the 14th century and was probably built in 1330 by Robert de Leycester as a chapel for the Manor House. It was a chapel annexed to St Laurence's Church, Northfield until 1866.[4]
The church was renovated in 1861 by the architect Henry Day.[5]
The church is in a joint parish with St. Andrew’s Church, Barnt Green.
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