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Love means never having to say you’re sorry
(from the movie “Love Story”);
Amare significa non dover mai dire mi dispiace
(dal film “Love Story”);
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the photos presented here were taken on the occasion of two weddings,
observing with an external but participatory eye, the great event that is created outside the churches before and after the religious wedding ceremonies, due to the presence of friends, relatives, parents (and, as a side dish, also curious and tourists, in fact there we find in Taormina) .... all wearing the best smile (now covered by masks), and the best dress, women exhibit original or showy hairstyles, grateful for some jewels, while men show off ties and socks sometimes too short, wearing polished shoes. The two religious ceremonies took place a few days apart from each other, before the decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of 24/10/2020, one in the church of San Giuseppe, the other in the Basilica Minore (ex Duomo), both from Taormina (Sicily).
The photos unfold presenting sometimes a temporal succession of the same marriage, other times from one ceremony to another; I used a photographic technique at the time of shooting, which in addition to capturing the surrounding space, also "inserted" a temporal dimension: in fact, most of the photos are confused-blurry-blurred-imprecise-indecisive ... the Anglo-Saxon term that encompasses with a single word this photographic genre is "blur", these photos were made in the shooting phase, deliberately lengthening the exposure, and not as an effect created subsequently, in retrospect, in the post-production phase.
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le foto qui presentate sono state colte in occasione di due matrimoni, osservando con occhio esterno ma partecipe, la grande kermesse che si viene a creare fuori dalle chiese prima e dopo le cerimonie religiose nuziali, per la presenza di amici, parenti, genitori (e, a far da contorno, anche curiosi e turisti, infatti ci troviamo a Taormina)....indossando tutti il migliore sorriso (coperto oramai dalle mascherine), ed il migliore abito, le donne esibiscono acconciature originali o vistose, ingraziosite di qualche gioiello, mentre gli uomini sfoggiano cravatte e calzini a volte troppo corti , calzando scarpe tirate a lucido. Le due cerimonie religiose si sono svolte a pochi giorni di distanza l'una dall'altra, prima del DPCM del 24/10/2020, una nella chiesa di San Giuseppe, l'altra nella Basilica Minore (ex Duomo), entrambe di Taormina (Sicilia); le foto si dipanano presentando a volte una successione temporale dello stesso matrimonio, altre volte da una cerimonia si passa all'altra; ho utilizzato una tecnica fotografica al momento dello scatto, che oltre ad aver catturato lo spazio circostante, ha anche "inserito" una dimensione temporale: infatti, la maggior parte delle foto sono confuse-mosse-sfocate-imprecise-indecise...il termine anglosassone che racchiude con una sola parola questo genere fotografico è "blur", queste foto sono state così realizzate in fase di scatto allungando volutamente i tempi di esposizione, e non come un effetto creato successivamente, a posteriori, in fase di post-produzione.
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An outbound Regional Rail train approaches Temple University station. In the background one can see the incredibly rare phase break position light signals, though somewhat obscured by catenary and signal bridges.
Mamiya 645DF+, 210mm, Phase One P45 back.
Gouache, watercolour, and acrylic ink on paper. 8x14" / 20x35.5cm © Natasha Newton 2016 | www.natashanewton.com | NatashaNewtonArt on Etsy
I was able to capture the July full Moon (aka "Thunder Moon") rising earlier in the evening, and then 7 hours later, this: an International Space Station transit of the same full Thunder Moon.
The transit was visible from Cocoa, Florida (not far from where the components of the ISS launched from). And, it lasted a luxurious 1.05 seconds, slower than the .5 second transits I've been capturing (I assume) because the ISS was a greater distance from the viewing location (400-ish km vs. this one at 630km).
I caught it using the 4k video recording on a Canon DSLR (ISO640, 1/1250 and f11), shot through a 400mm lens with a 2x teleconverter. 34 individual frames were extracted, and then I combined them using PhotoShop. Minimal edits were done in Lightroom along the way.
For my uber space nerd and physicist friends, the details of the pass are pasted below. I use calsky.com and transit-finder.com to plan these shots and, frankly, I remain continually amazed that such a finely tuned event can be predicted, much less captured in this detail.
Transit details (source: transit-finder.com):
"Sunday 2017-07-09 02:58:22.00 • Lunar transit
ISS angular size: 43.81″; distance: 630.76 km
Angular separation: 2.9′; azimuth: 206.1°; altitude: 37.4°
Center line distance: 0.54 km; visibility path width: 5.77 km
Transit duration: 1.05 s; transit chord length: 29.4′
R.A.: 19h 17m; Dec: -19° 49′; parallactic angle: -23.6°
ISS velocity: 28.1 ′/s (angular); 5.15 km/s (transverse)
ISS velocity: -5.31 km/s (radial); 7.40 km/s (total);
Direction of motion relative to zenith: 23.2°
Moon angular size: 30.0′; 41.1 times larger than the ISS
Moon phase: 99.9%; angular separation from Sun: 177.4°
Sun altitude: -34.9°; the ISS will be in shadow"
Mamiya 645 DF+ 150mm, Phase One P65+.
october 20th get ready to hunt till your eyes bleed. PHASE is part of spookzilla and i've made some awesome beetlejuice inspired makeup and eyeballs!
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Airman 1st Class Bill Bossinger, 757th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron electrical and environmental systems journeyman, tightens wiring underneath an F-15 Eagle during the Mission Employment Phase exercise at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Dec. 7, 2012. The exercise is hosted north of Las Vegas on the Nevada Test and Training Range--the U.S. Air Force's premier military training area with more than 12,000 square miles of airspace and 2.9 million acres of land. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Brett Clashman)
Incubus - Just a Phase | www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1QWsmtJSjw
Yeah, it's just a phase
It will be over soon
Yeah, it's just a...phase
And I am waiting for it to be over too
Siemens Mobility ALC-42s AMTK 306 and 305 power the daily southbound Coast Starlight 11, on its way from Seattle to Los Angeles, seen here passing through Springfield, Oregon. AMTK 306 made the inaugural run of an ALC-42 on the Coast Starlight, on March 8th, 2023, leading northbound train 14. Photo taken on May 18th, 2023.
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In 1978 PSA, the Citroën/Peugeot Company, had taken over Talbot from Chrysler Europe.
Later on, in 1985, PSA decided to discontinue the Talbot brand but then the development of the successor of the Talbot Horizon was already far on scheme. Peugeot couldn't ignore the efforts and tried to incorporate this new car in their own model range along with the successful 205 and 305 mid-class range. Then not '306' but '309' was chosen to emphasize this new model as a being a Simca/Talbot inheritance.
In the UK these cars were quite popular, maybe also because the 309 was produced in the old Rootes Group plant in Ryton.
1294 cc original Simca-Talbot engine.
Approx. 860 kg.
Production 309 Phase I: 1985-1989 / Phase II: 1989-1993.
Production 309 Green-series: 1987-1991.
Original old French reg. number: Oct. 1989 (Vosges).
Number seen: 5.
Xertigny (Vosges), Route d'Epinal au Centre, D434, Aug. 8, 2019.
© 2019 Sander Toonen Amsterdam | All Rights Reserved
The images were taken with Jupiter 37A lens. Time lapse interval is 3 minutes between shots. I wanted to capture more phases, but cloudy skies interfered with my intentions. I believe that apparent different disk size is noticeable. The Super Moon was observed January 31 2018. The atmosphere affected the color rendition. Photoshop white balance is the same on all images.
AMTK P42DC #66, the Phase II unit, sits among a deadline of wrecked P42s and original Phase IV P40s used for parts.
She stood beneath the lights like a vision pulled from a darker myth. Blue roses, jeweled horns, and a face turned almost ghostly made her feel less like a model and more like an apparition called into the room. This was one of three live promo makeups created before an audience in Helsinki during the World Championship of Creative Makeup and the Nordic bodypainting awards. A performance, a transformation, and a moment where beauty became something untamed.
Model: Kiki (Finnish)
Artist: Linda Hallberg (Swedish)
Location: World Award Creative-Makeup hosted by WBA (Helsinki)
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Phase One XF IQ180
120mm f4 LS Macro Schneider Kreuznach
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From left to right, each camera represents the different phases I've gone through in my particular journey in the hobby of photography.
Dublin Bus SG 103 is seen departing Limekiln Avenue with a service on route 150 to Hawkins Street.
Following the introduction of Phase 7 of Bus Connects in October 2025, route 150 was modified to terminate at Limekiln Avenue instead of at Rossmore. 13/12/2025
Rock and sandstone patterns, Panther Beach, Davenport California. Yes, its a bit of a mess, but kind of a pretty mess. The Taffoni-like sandstone patterns at this location have always attracted my eye, so I spent some time studying the patterns, settling on an abstract composition of this small alcove lit up by the sun just as it touched the horizon.
Finally, my last eclipse image.
This is a composite of the images that I took as the moon covered the sun. The moon took the first bite out of the lower left of the sun's disk and the images proceed clockwise around to the bottom with my totality image in the center. The images then continue clockwise to the sun's disk with the small bite on the upper right.
️ SPQR - Phase I ️
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Parts: 104,000+ (~1,700 unique)
Scale: 1:650
Dimensions: 57in x 289in (143cm x 231cm)
Research Time: 2,000+ hours since 2019
Design Time: 1,000+ hours in 200 days
Build Time: 600+ hours in 90 days
Photography: EClarke Photo 📷
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The third phase of my project to show Arangr Castle through all 4 seasons. See spring: www.flickr.com/photos/66620538@N04/24268640963/in/datepos...
and summer: www.flickr.com/photos/66620538@N04/24349653464/in/datepos...
This was a fun season to build, as it being the time of harvest, I was able to have lots of fun minifig details. As well as some fall foliage, which is always neat.
Arangr castle is located near the Avalonian border, in Mitgardia. Fall sees the harvest of crops, and storage of provisions for winter. The leaves fall, as the weather gets colder, and animals also make preparation to hibernate or migrate south.
See more pictures here: www.brickbuilt.org/?p=3567
Clouds, snow and water mix with the colors of approaching sunset and both play on the terrain to beautifully illustrate the phases of our planet's water cycle.
Today, on the 2,775th anniversary of the Founding of Rome, it gives me great pleasure to announce the official launch of SPQR - Phase II!
Bursting forth from the northern edge of Phase I, Phase II will expand the historical diorama of 4th Century Imperial Rome in several crucial and exciting ways.
In topographical terms, Phase II will introduce two new hills of the fabled seven - the Quirinal & the Esquiline - on either end of its bidirectional tributaries.
Not to be mistaken for haphazard boundaries, the outlines of Phase II were once, in fact, major infrastructural corridors and are drawn along ancient roads and aqueducts. Far from forming a complete picture, these rugged boundaries emphasize the phasic approach to this entire project. QED.
The undulating hillsides between the two spurs will capture vast swaths of the Subura neighborhood, in all its sprawling, frenetic density.
There will, of course, be no shortage of monumental structures in Phase II! Included within its extents are the vividly polychrome Imperial Fora, Caracalla’s enormous Temple of Serapis, the Ludus Magna where gladiators trained beside the Colosseum, and no fewer than three imperial thermae complexes: the Baths of Titus, of Trajan and of Constantine.
While Phase II will add roughly 80% of the overall total land area depicted in the first phase, it is expected to match the 100,000 bricks used for the latter. What Phase II lacks in comparable surface area, it will more than make up for in volume due to the consistently higher elevations and corresponding substructure thickness.
Now, I must stress that none of this is a foregone conclusion. Victory loves hard work, but I continue to rely on your support to ensure my self-reliance as a one-man small business owner.
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