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Perhaps fittingly, beautiful fallen autumn leaves adorn the ground in front of the Molecular & Cell Biology / Bio Labs Building & its wonderful entrance featuring the work of sculptor, Katharine Lane Weems.
October 2018. Sony a6300. Sigma 16mm F1.4. f/11, 1/60 sec, ISO 1250. Thanks for viewing.
Perhaps the truth depends on a walk around the lake.
Wallace Stevens
Music Video filmed with the Insta360 One X at Breseden Park, Edina, MN: youtu.be/hWEzle-4eQ8
Cullasaja Falls is perhaps my favorite waterfall in North Carolina, and has been since my first encounter there many moons ago... but it's getting quite overgrown of late. I keep hoping the state realizes the economic impact of these highlands, and clears out the growth occluding the bottom tier of these falls, as it used to be.
The word Cullasaja is a phonetic derivative of a Cherokee word meaning "the honey locust place". Honey locusts are trees with pods of large seeds that are quite sweet... the Cherokee not only ate them, but also brewed a kind of beer from them. They named a settlement near here Cullasaja, which now is the town of Franklin... with a name like that, there must have been good times here, once upon a time.
Cullasaja is also the name of the river of which flows at the falls and the deep gorge that creates it. This view can be seen roadside along NC Hwy 64 in a narrow section where there's just enough room for a few cars to pull off. Most folks pass by without ever seeing it, as this road makes many a flatland driver nervous... but often, as I have a tripod set up, many stop out of curiosity... and they are not disappointed. I love seeing their expression at first sight. It's evident that many good times can still be had here. As one visitor stated as I was getting this image, "It truly is God's country!" I agree wholeheartedly.
I posted an image similar to this many years ago, though of scanned Fuji RVP 120 film (which was quite saturated)... you can see the difference between then and now. You can see a bit of pop in the colors in this image due to a deep overcast and rain... I polarized out reflections for a bit more color.
Glamis Castle is perhaps the most beautiful and well-preserved castle in Scotland. It is located in northern of Edinburgh and near the small village of Glamis.
This castle was begun in the fifteenth century and in the following centuries received several and constant changes and in the eighteenth century ended in its current appearance.
I'm not very fond of telling the whole story at all, since in Google is all explained and with full details.
I refer to what I saw and heard as I was going on a guided group.
The building belongs to a British noble family who still live there. Wings are dedicated to tourism and the other is his habitual residence.
It is full of ghosts, devils, secret rooms, sandwiched people, mysterious windows, ghosts and devils constantly playing poker.
What is certain is that was the habitual residence of the Queen Mother and one of its rooms was born Princess Margaret, sister of the present Queen Elisabeth.
Shakespeare also placed his work in theater Macbeth in the castle and a lounge called Duncan's Hall, was murdered King Duncan. Realy, none of this is true, nor the location neither the murder.
The truth is that all these stories of ghosts and demonic apparitions are explained very seriously and you do not know how to stay. The only certainty is that the castle is wonderful, is very well preserved and that the visit is very enjoyable.
Not to tire, only a mysterious detail I checked personally. On one side of the castle, there are five windows outside. When I count inside, I only found four. Nobody knows where the fifth window belongs.
Please enlarge the picture if you like to see detais.
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El castillo de Glamis, es quizas, el más bello y bien conservado castillo de Escocia. Está situado al norte de Edimburgo y junto al pequeño pueblo de Glamis.
Este castillo empezó a construirse en el siglo XV y en los siglos posteriores recibió diversas y constantes modificaciones que en el siglo XVIII terminaron con su aspecto actual.
No soy muy amigo de contar la historia entera de nada, ya que en Google está todo explicado y con toda clase de detalles.
Me remito a lo que yo vi y escuché ya que iba en un grupo guiado.
El edificio, pertenece a una familia noble británica que aun lo habita. Unas alas están dedicadas al turismo y la otra es su residencia habitual.
Está lleno de fantasmas, diablos, habitaciones secretas, gente emparedada, ventanas misteriosas, fantasmas y diablos que juegan al póquer constantemente
Lo que sí es cierto, es que fué la residencia habitual de la Reina Madre y que en una de sus habitaciones nació la princesa Margarita, hermana de la actual reina Isabel-
También Shakespeare ubicó su obra de teatro Macbeth en este castillo y en el salón llamado Duncan’s Hall, fue asesinado el Rey Duncan. En realidad nada de esto es cierto, ni la ubicación ni el asesinato.
La verdad es que todas estas historias de Fantasmas y apariciones diabólicas, te las cuentan con absoluta seriedad y uno no sabe con qué quedarse. Lo único cierto es que el castillo es una maravilla, está muy bien conservado y que la visita es muy amena.
Para no cansar, solo un detalle misterioso que yo comprobé personalmente. En uno de los lados del castillo, por fuera hay cinco ventanas. Al contarlas por dentro, solo me salieron cuatro. Ellos cuentan que nadie sabe a dónde pertenece la quinta ventana.
Por favor, agranda la foto si quieres ver mas detalles.
“Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know they are happy.” -Eskimo Proverb
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Perhaps the world changes more often than not. Perhaps life is variable, ephemeral, and the people you see once you never see again. They change in their eyes, in their souls, and most importantly in their words. These words flow in a way that you're never quite touched in the same way. Perhaps we shouldn't aim for comfort, for stability. Instead, perhaps we should ride out the waves, follow the water, and embrace the change that brings spirit to life.
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...Or a jetski attendant.
I am not sure about these powerful machines...it really depends on the good will of the people who use them,to be considerate to other seaside users. I have heard some bad stories...but on the other hand,I have seen many people on these in varying locations,and all were careful in the harbour environs...until they got further out,and then they let them rip.
A bit wild for me,but as long as the users are considerate...they are quite exciting.
Perhaps you have a shed or a pole barn that you'd like turned into a cheesy ballroom. Give Donald a call. Keep him busy, for God's sake, so that he doesn't do more damage to democracy.
Perhaps too graphic... too brutal for many. However these gorgeous falcons are fierce predators and live by eating birds, lizards and insects. (prey is Gamble's quail chick)
The frozen footprints of some small animal, a fox most likely, meandering out on the ice of Cobbossee Lake in Maine. Looks like the surface was slushy when it went out there.
The tracks disappear and reappear in the distance, making me think perhaps it went for a brief and unplanned swim.
Perhaps one should not be surprised the photo-man likes travel guidebooks with lots of photos?
Before any of you say "wow, you travel a lot and have been to all these places?" Nope, I only wish!
I buy the odd guidebooks when I come across them in second-hand bookshops. I've only been to New York City, Ireland, England and the Netherlands (of the books seen here).
I'd love to visit Boston, Scotland, Switzerland, Hamburg, Denmark, and Vienna.
Perhaps today a kid could say is a Transformers mask. For my grand father his initials in gold where a gift to his grandson many years ago even before the modern technology started.
Perhaps Kansas City's most prominent historic business, Emery Bird & Thayer started business in the 1860s and outfitted steamboats and trappers. Years later it shifted to handling goods for the citizens of the emerging town of Kansas City. This warehouse was built in 1899. It closed in 1968 and was renovated, now being used as rental lofts. I remember the store as a child in the 50s as having the best window displays at Christmas.
Perhaps because my New England aster was severely height-challenged this year, growing only about eight inches tall, and bloomed later than usual (and stopped blooming rather quickly), I didn’t have nearly as many hover flies this year as I’ve had previously. At least I was able to capture this one.
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I believe this is a Bluet Damselfly (family Enallagma sp.), but any ID confirmation/infirmation would be welcomed! Photographed at the Montreal Botanical Garden in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
Pentax D-FA 100mm F/2.8 WR Macro with Raynox DCR-250 and off-camera diffused Godox AD180 flash. Two-shot handheld focus stack.
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Yesterday I was blessed with the opportunity to meet my first american flickr friend, Madeline Masarik, whom you may already know has been in Sydney all of July with the Benetels, she came to my house and we wandered the creek nearby with Christian, walking through mud, dirty creek water, and just having a really fun and adventurous time. I've looked up to her work for such a long time, and feel like we are definitely on the same page, when it comes to age and accomplishments and it felt so humbling learning that she was so down to earth and lovely!
I have many more pictures from the day but I just wanted to post this first, a bit of an experiment, but I really love it.
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