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Poppy seed heads. Variety unknown unless they come again next year and I remember to check.
A grey and drizzly day here - this is based on the wonderful folds in the trunk of a beech tree I pass when walking through a local graveyard
About two years ago, I wanted to do a photo somewhat like this of the Battle of Ganjgal, but the big build and multiple figs required never came together. This year, I found a favorite Marine combo with EclipseGrafx's top-tier Forest MARPAT print and my BF3 Support M81 Woodland helmet. Finally put one of my Marine weapon mods to good use. I'm glad the rear ironsight groove is finally visible.
As is unfortunately common during these college years, I would have liked to have built the setting out of Lego, but am still separated from the bulk of my bricks!
Photo of oil droplets from the oil & water macro abstract photography assignment captured via Minolta MD Macro Rokkor-X 100mm F/4 lens. Inside the creative halls of the 494 ∞ Labs. Early August 2021.
Exposure Time: 1/8 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-200 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 2600 K * Plug-In: Sharp Pop * Adaptor: 1:1 Extension Tube
Beinwell, Symphitum officinale
Die Blüten verändern ihre Farbe mit dem Alter. von Rot ( Knospe ) über rosa und blau verblassen sie zu fast weiß.
Multiple cascades on Afon Lloer give plenty of opportunities for variety of shots. It is a bit tricky to fit in Tryfan and the valley as well, but the location is brilliant. If only weather cooperated...
Le fantôme du moulin.
I was convinced that I had used at least once all settings, actually no! My camera (Canon 6D) has a built-in multiple exposure mode. The result is somewhat random, but the picture will do the trick!
Mario Berta Battiloro opened in 1969, wishing to carry on the ancient family craft begun in distant 1926.
In this historic artisan laboratory, gold, silver and other precious metals are transformed into ultra- slim leaves, suitable for applications in multiple fields.
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L'Alcázar di Segovia - The Alcázar of Segovia
Il primo riferimento di questo castello è del 1120, 32 anni dopo la conquista cristiana della città di Segovia; nel 1258 sotto il regno di re Alfonso X di Castilla, un fulmine provocò un incendio che costrinse a intraprendere una lunga ricostruzione sotto i regni di vari sovrani. I reperti e i documenti menzionavano una staccionata di legno al suo intorno, così si può concludere che in epoca di conquista musulmana non era altro che un forte di legno costruito sopra antiche fondamenta di epoca romana.
A partire dal secolo XIII fu una delle residenze preferite dai reali; nel 1258 re Alfonso X dovette far ricostruire parte dell'Alcázar, nel 1474 l'Alcázar svolse un ruolo importante nell'ascesa della regina Isabella I.
L'esterno del castello è fatto da un cortile, un fossato, un ponte levatoio e un mastio in stile herreriano; all'interno sono comprese una cappella e diverse sale nobili oggi visitabili. Per le sue guglie affusolate venne preso a modello dalla Walt Disney come castello delle fate.
Originally a Roman castrum, the Alcázar of Segovia is located in Castilla y León at the confluence of two rivers in the Sierra de Guadarrama in Spain. Included as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it is located on a rocky spur where it was built between the 11th and 12th centuries under the Almoravid dynasty and had multiple uses: fortress, state prison, Royal Artillery college and military academy.
The first reference of this castle dates back to 1120, 32 years after the Christian conquest of the city of Segovia; in 1258 under the reign of King Alfonso X of Castilla, a lightning caused a fire that forced to a long reconstruction under the reigns of various sovereigns. The finds and documents mentioned a wooden fence around it, so it can be concluded that in the era of Muslim conquest it was nothing more than a wooden fort built on ancient foundations from the Roman era.
From the thirteenth century it was one of the favorite residences of the royals; in 1258 King Alfonso X had to have part of the Alcázar rebuilt, in 1474 the Alcázar played an important role in the rise of Queen Isabella I.
The exterior of the castle is made up of a courtyard, a moat, a drawbridge and a Herrerian style keep; inside there is a chapel and several noble rooms that can be visited actually. For its tapered spiers it was taken as a model by Walt Disney as a fairy castle.
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A wave crashes in multiple places on the rocks at the House of Refuge on Hutchinson Island near Stuart, Florida.
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Series: Sojourn (10/12)
It is a clear fact that a smile is one of the purest signs of happiness. A smile shows that everything is all right, that the world around the smiling person is safe. Who wouldn’t love to see their family and friends smile? (Continue reading)
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Next stop, Worle.
Class 158 diesel multiple units Nos. 158760 and (possibly) 158762 leave Yatton station with 2C83, the 16:52 Bristol Temple Meads to Taunton service on Thursday 19th November 2020.
I was here to photograph a different train but that didn't work out as I'd hoped. This unanticipated result made the visit worthwhile though, I think.
Two waterfalls converge in the upper half of this shot, the one to the right is only present during the rainy season, when the water level is at its highest, giving rise to a phenomenon known locally as 'nam pa', or forest water. Some locals still believe this hazardous water-surge is created by the spirits of the land, and is intended to punish the humans who damage this natural environment. This yearly phenomenon claims the lives of many unwary adults and children nationwide... and this year I foolishly came the closest I've ever been to adding myself to the above statistic, even after 25-years of exploring this jungle!!! Lesson learned.
2R98 Bridlington to York. Class 155 is a diesel multiple unit passenger train. These DMUs were built by Leyland Bus at Workington (incorporating some Leyland National bus components) between 1986 and 1987 as part of BR's replacement of its ageing first-generation diesel fleet. 42 units were originally built, of which only 7 remain; the other 35 units were converted to Class 153 railcars.