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Be Still 52 - One thing
The Studio - Bonus Prompt - One thing
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From our garden,
Muscari,
Dandelions and tiny Daisies ...
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Le phare de Nividic est situé à l'extrême Ouest de la France métropolitaine, tout au bout de la pointe de Pern sur l'Ile de Ouessant. Le phare a été construit entre 1912 et 1936. Les structures énigmatiques au large sont des pylônes qui acheminaient l'électricité et permettaient d'approvisionner le phare avec un système astucieux de nacelle. En raison des contraintes techniques et des difficultés de maintenance, le phare est aujourd'hui auto-alimenté par des panneaux solaires et est piloté à partir du Créac'h.
Ouessant, 2011.
25 Years Ago: Ready To Go Live On Air On Global TV News Channel Spring 2000 - IMRAN®
© 2000-2025 IMRAN®
The Studio 2.O
Spark / Studio Story - 'tis the Season
Edit based on Kim's preset 'onair'
Christmas card from the 60's,
twinkle lights, little stars, ornaments
... and warm socks :-)
The Studio
edit based on Kim Klassen's preset 'onair'
The other day this paint tray caught my eye ...
then Kim asked 2 questions :
What color do you photograph the least ?
and
What color do you photograph the most ?
Pink and brown the most,
except for red fruits I rarely use red ...
'Sweet William' flowers
Farrow & Ball Color Card
What's your favorite color ?
♪♫..I walked, I ran, I jumped, I flow, Lay of the ground and flow to you, there's no Gravity to hold Me down from You..♫♪
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Modle :: ♥My Step CuzZen♥ ((Rashood the Lil'Devil Him Self))
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WordzZ :: Chris Brown - No Air
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Dont just view, i really would love to read ur Opnions xD
& comments with big piczZ will be Deleted .. iz that much to ask ??? >.>
and BTW --happy new year-- adree adreee im late .. =P
>>Explored ^_^ 2 January 2009<<
When I went up to have an interview in the ABC Newsroom here in Austin, a gentleman there named Ed Sparks was nice enough to take me back to the inner sanctum. Ed is a frequent here in the community (hi Ed!) and quite the camera enthusiast. Before and after my live appearance (from a few weeks ago), he took me back into this control room so I could set up for a shot. As usual, I've uploaded the full-res version so you can see all the little details in the room. To see the full-res version, just click on the photo to go to the Flickr site. Click on "All Sizes" at the top of the photo. Last, click on "Original".
They explained to me how the room worked and how everything was customizable. The crew can pull in whatever feeds they need and position them on the screen accordingly. They even can save templates, since each producer that comes in and out during the day can have their own setup. It was quite fascinating to watch these guys operate in precision... I had to catch myself and remember to take photos, since I would sorta stare at the screens at get mesmerized for a bit!
from the blog at www.stuckincustoms.com
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Petite promenade dans les rues de Reykjavik tout en allant chercher la voiture de loc, on s'arrête un peu devant ce miroir.
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Little walk in Reykjavik streets going to get the rented car, we stopped a for a break near this miror.
Much much better in this way: View On Black
It is a "Bombylius major". Many thanks to Laura from www.bumblebee.org that always helps me with her experience!
www.insectpix.net/Bombylius_major.htm
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombylius
These insects are very fast but they often stay in suspended flight for a couple of seconds before they pose to a flower. In one of these moments I took the photo.
Questi insetti si muovono molto velocemente ma spesso rimangono in volo sospeso per un paio di secondi prima di posarsi su un fiore. Ho scattato la fotografia in uno di questi attimi.
Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM - Canon MT-24EX twin lite flash
f/14 - 1/200 - 400 ISO - Free Hand (Mano libera)
The beauty of everyday things,
bottles and jam jars ...
Collective 52 Photo Project "2016"
Week 16 - Leading lines
Be Still One Year - Month 4
Week 1 - Utilitarian
The Studio - Gather together
Edit based on Kim's preset 'onair'
WSM is a 50,000-watt AM radio station located in Nashville, Tennessee. It broadcasts a full-time country music format at 650 kHz and is known as the home of The Grand Ole Opry, the world's longest running radio program. The station's clear channel signal can reach much of North America and nearby countries, especially late at night and has been doing so since October 5, 1925. Families used to gather around radios when the signal came in strong to listen to the familiar sound of the Grand Old Opry. Now, the tourists come to stay at Opryland and often do not look up from their cell phones long enough to see the country music stars right there in the studios; on-air live.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved - Contact: Albéric Jouzeau
Aria 5
Ph. Gabriele Gentili
Thermodynamic constellation installation during the lockdown
Marzo 2020
"Carbon emissions fill the air, particulate matter floats inside our lungs while electromagnetic radiation envelops the earth. Yet, a different epoch is possible, an Aerocene epoch – one of interplanetary sensitivity through a new ecology of practice. Ecosystems have to be thought of as webs of interactions, within which each living being’s ecology co-evolves. By focusing less on individuals and more on reciprocal relationships, we might think beyond what means are necessary to control our environments and more on the shared formation of our quotidian. Let the spiderweb guide here."
(Tomás Saraceno)
"Le emissioni di carbonio riempiono l’aria, il particolato galleggia nei nostri polmoni, mentre le radiazioni elettromagnetiche avvolgono la terra. Tuttavia è possibile immaginare un’era diversa, l’Aerocene, caratterizzata da una sensibilità proiettata verso una nuova ecologia di comportamento.
Gli ecosistemi devono essere pensati come reti di interazione al cui interno ogni essere vivente si evolve insieme agli altri. Focalizzandoci meno sull’individualità e più sulla reciprocità, possiamo andare oltre la considerazione dei mezzi necessari per controllare l’ambiente e ipotizzare uno sviluppo condiviso del nostro quotidiano.
Lasciamo che la ragnatela ci guidi."
(Tomás Saraceno)
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An invitation to dreaming in Venice. The picture is taken from the island of Giudecca. During the golden age of the Republic, the splendid palaces and parks were places of relaxation for rich aristocrats. The island is also known for the Church of the Redentore where the Doge used to go once a year by crossing the canal on a bridge made of boats. This celebration still occurs every year in July. When it is more calm, the place offers a splendid walk with a delicious view on Venice.
Venice, 2012
Paste-up street art by Amélie de Cirfontaine, aka Amilli Onair, seen on a wall in San Francisco, California.
Collective 52 Photo Project "2015"
Week 31 - Salty
and homegrown tomatoes ...
edit based on Kim's preset 'onair'