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Detail of the virgin Mary statue behind the high altar. A special design feature is the window behind the Madonna's head, the window acts as a halo, an effect emphasized by the golden rays emanating from the window.
St. Maria (St. Mary) is a Wallfahrtskirche (pilgrimage church) located in Thalkirchen, in the south of Munich. The church was built in Gothic style around 1390, replacing a Romanesque predecessor. The steeple still has some late Romanesque features. In 1693-1698 the church was converted to Baroque style, the appearance of the Madonna with the windew behind is a Rococo work by Ignaz Günther dating to 1759-1769.
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"Qué cosa traes, nimbo oscuro,
¿qué mercancía vienes a entregar?
Blanda lluvia, cruel granizo...
Tu uniforme gris de nada informa;
apareces de oficio, alguacil encomendado,
entregarás y te irás.
Y habrá que lidiar con lo que hayas traído."
(Anónimo)
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The 36-foot-tall sculpture “Tri-Nimbus Crystallis” by artists Hillard M. Stone and John Kebrle reaches towards the sky adjacent to Rudder Tower on the campus of Texas A&M University.
Cumulus Nimbus - Also known as Thunder Clouds rolling in @ Katwijk aan Zee over the ocean.
Shot using
Sony A7R
Canon 70-200 4L
We've had series of thunderstorms passing over this last month, this cloud shows the energy out put of these storms.
The floodgates at Nimbus Dam are fully open. More rain coming to Northern California later this week.
The NIMBUS S12 is a sweet little ride with plenty of power. Charged with high-powered antigravitational crystals, polynuclear boosters, and twin gyroscopic directional stabilizers.
This was a fun Saturday build I made last night. Quite happy with how it looks :)
The clouds that brought a little over an inch of rain ...
Wishing you all a HAPPY and a BLESSED New Week! I hope your weekend was a good one!
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The sky in Snoqualmie, WA.
This is a halo (also, known as nimbus, icebow or Gloriole.) I captured this in Snoqualmie, WA. It is not a lens flare; it was visible by the naked eye when I took the shot.
It was a magical experience to notice it, and have all the time to take the long exposure shot. About 30 minutes later it was gone.
Have a wonderful weekend.
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Canon 5D, 17-40mm f/4, polarizer, gnd filter.