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Two monks giving respect to a departed monk who was the head of this temple, his ashes will remain here for six months.
Multi-Expo: Small fishing boat
Camera: Pentax 645N II
Lens: smc Pentax-FA 645 80-160mm F/4.5 @ 90mm (yellow filter)
Multi-exposure: 1/1000 @ F/11 x8
Film: Fomapan 200 Creative home dev. in Rodinal (APH-09) 1+49
My Disney details collection is a group of photos that represents the ideals and magic of what creates Disney World and Disneyland. These photos may be of a particular ride or place at either Disney World or Disneyland... but they also could be a close-up object... Remember, Disney is in the details.
Dixie says you can eat grass, play with grass, use it as a pillow, treat it like catnip, use it as face paint, you can see the little green smudges on him, and he wants to know what else it's good for? I have a Myspace account now too, here's my address:
in camera multi shot panorama. (like the previous image) The bits that don't move stitch fine, but check out the detail in the center right foreground moving wave
Many people know Chris Payne as a very capable and skilled photographer, but most don't know he is also a skilled multi-tasker as well.
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Saint Sophia provoked first the martyrdom of her three daughters "Faith", "Hope" and "Love" and then her own.
These holy Martyrs dwelt in Italy in the reign of Hadrian (117-138). When in Rome the Emperor sent soldiers to bring them before him. He was amazed how steadfast in the faith Sophia’s daughters were.
Faith, twelve years old, was brought in first. She dismissed the tyrant’s flatteries. The Emperor had her stripped, mercilessly beaten and her breasts torn off, whence milk not blood flowed forth. The other tortures she endured were to no avail, for she was protected by the power of God. When, at last, they came to strike off her head, Sophia encouraged her to accept with joy the death that would unite her to Christ.
Hope, ten years old, was brought in next. Confessing Christ as steadfastly as her sister, she was beaten and cast into a raging furnace, but its fire went out on touching her. After many other tortures, she too died by the sword, giving thanks to God.
Love, the third sister, was then summoned before the angry Emperor. She was nine years old but of the same steadfast mind as her sisters. She was hung on a gallows and chained so tightly that her limbs were broken by the bonds. She was then thrown into a furnace, from which she was delivered by an angel, and finally, beheaded. Sophia rejoiced in spirit to see her daughters so gloriously making their way to the abodes of the righteous but, overwhelmed by earthly sorrow, she gave back her soul to God a few days later at their tomb.
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St. Stephen's Cathedral (Stephansdom) is the most important Catholic Church in Vienna. It has a multi-colored tile roof with a diamond pattern and two tall towers. It is the most recognizable symbol of the city.
The church was dedicated to St. Stephen, who was also the patron of the bishop’s cathedral in Passau. The church was oriented toward the sunrise on his feast day of 26 December, as the position stood in the year that construction began.
This Ant mimic #jumpingspider has built a multi layer shelter on a leaf.
Amazing fact is it can traverse between those layers as well.
This spider didn't seem confident about the integrity of shelter it built. It was obsessively checking ever nook and corner and reinforcing the structure with more and more silk.
Combined a few Nokia 808's firework shots with GIMP software.
I used this tutorial blog.muddyboots.org/2010/07/how-to-combine-fireworks-phot... and also used the healing tool around the edges of the fireworks.
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While trying to find my way to the Piazza Navona I just grabbed this shot on a side street. Notice the graffiti near the front of the first bicycle, this is minor compared to what I saw EVERYWHERE in Italy. Later in the tour the tour director would say "the Romans of old were encouraged to leave there mark where ever they went", as if that was to justify all the graffiti.... that is crap, no need of this.