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Despite all I have seen and experienced, I still get the same simple thrill out of glimpsing a tiny patch of snow in a high mountain gully and feel the same urge to climb towards it.
Edmund Hillary
les Galeries Lafayette ont donné carte blanche à l'artiste nantais Docteur Paper pour retraçer l'histoire de l'enseigne pour le "voyage à Nantes 2023"
petit clin d’œil à Decré, l’ancêtre !!!
Hair - Lamb, Crave You
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Monnaie du pape, la lunaire est une plante quel'on peut rencontrer sur le bord des chemins, dans des terrains vagues ou cultivés.
... but Paps don't listen...
From my archive...taken during one of our evening safari's in Kabini way back in 2012. The photo is not as sharp as I would like it to be but one can still enjoy the natural environment and wild life...
Rafael hair - Modulus
Tanktop - Mossu
Jacket - Coolkids
Necklace - Swallow
Sunglasses - Sorgo
Tattoo - Dappa
Jeans - Deadwool
The Pap of Glencoe mountain viewed across Loch Leven at Ballachullish, near Glencoe village in the Scottish Highlands.
Known for its conical shape the mountain stands at 742 metres (2434 feet).
strobist: one sb-800 camera right
Projecto de Aptidão Profissional - último trabalho da escola (ETIC_)
Simplement un fruit abimé de lunaire (Monnaie du pape)
Ennery Val d'Oise 02-25
Nikon D610
Mon site photo : www.didiermasse.com
I was wrong about not having photographed anything with sky in it whilst in Scotland - I took this and had completely forgotten about it.
This is the Pap of Glencoe and Loch Leven, seen from the north bank of the loch, a couple of miles out of Kinlochleven. Not the most exciting of shots, I'll agree, but since it's the only actual mountain and sky I captured, I thought I'd post it anyway... I liked the rich green on the bump in the mid-ground, beneath the Pap, and the curves of water and light on the kelp leading to it.
During the 14th century the fortified Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) was the seat of Western Christianity. It is the largest gothic palace in Europe.
The historic centre of Avignon is a UNESCO world heritage site: whc.unesco.org/en/list/228