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This is a photo of the same cutie from yesterday :) He looks less cute now, don't you agree? I only cropped the photo, and no other post processing was used.
I'll be gone in a few hours and you will receive an email from me in regards. Am not sure for now how long I will stay away but it will be for quite awhile. Willem will continue to upload photos of mine in the time that I will be gone, and there are thousands taken in the last few months.
Wishing you only great times and the best of shooting possibilities and hope to be able to visit your streams soon. {{{HUGS}}} from me to all of you's :)
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Fotografía tomada de Mar del Plata - Partido de la Costa - Buenos Aires - Argentina
...ahora que ya no dueles....
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This is the shape I was looking for, very hard to synchronize.
It's a combination of sound generated drops like this and collision like this.
The subwoofer vibration generates the "pillar", then another drop collides on top of it forming the "hat".
Too bad the flash got bad synch in this one, you can see some ghosting, mouse over the image.
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Esta é a forma que eu estava procurando, super difícil de sincronizar.
É uma combinação de gotas geradas por som como esta e uma colisão como esta.
A vibração de um subwoofer cria o "pilar", daí outra gota colide em cima dele formando o "chapéu".
A má notícia é que deu um problema de sincronização de flash nessa, dá pra ver os fantasmas, passe com o mouse em cima da foto.
One of the many ground squirrels (aka marmots or groundhogs) of the Grand Canyon. Taken on the South Rim trail with a 55mm (equiv. 82mm), no crop. Despite the signs, the cute furry balls are clearly fed by the hords of tourists, otherwise they wouldn't display this behaviour (and size !).
Part of my US West Coast set.
It's been a very long day at work today, left the house at 7:30 this morning, got back at 9:30 tonight and have had a somewhat hectic time inbetween (productive though!) I'm quite surprised I managed to remember to take a photo of the day tonight with the little brain function I have left! LOL!
There is (as often the case!) a bit of a story here. Some of the older children at school were selling flowers this evening as part of their enterprise project. When I left to come home there was just one sad and lonely and very wilted gerbera sitting in a bucket of water. It looked such a sad specimen I couldn't resist taking it home, giving it a trim and some water and then immortalising it with a photo! There's something quite satisfying about taking an ugly duckling and turning into a swan! ;-))
Anyway, the Gerbera has perked up and I'm waffling, I should really go to bed! Will catch up tomorrow! :-)
Perso lungo la strada…
Smarrimento tutto intorno al proprio mondo, tutto è smarrito, tutto sembra non essere al proprio posto, ti svegli la mattina sudato, memore di un sogno, ma che sogno non è…
Un incubo…
Ne prendi coscienza subito dopo, ma non ti ricordi il perché di tutta questa agitazione, come se da fantasma, non stessi piu li, o meglio, il mondo non è piu tuo, chissa dove sei, chissa cosa sei…
Tutto ti sembra cosi irreale, tutto ti scivola dalle mani, tutto diventa difficile da gestire, ma quello che ti preoccupa è capire, se è la realtà…
O la memoria del sonno…
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Lost along the road.
Dismay everything around his own world, everything is lost, everything seems not to be to the really place, you wake up the morning, mindful of a dream, but that it is not a dream...
A nightmare...
You take later immediately conscience Of it, but you don't remember yourself the why of this whole nervousness, as if from ghost, anymore them I was not, or better, the world is not your anymore, who knows where you are, who knows thing you are...
Everything seems yourself so unreal, everything it slips you from the hands, everything it becomes difficult to manage, but what worries yourself is to understand, if it is the reality...
Or the memory of the sleep...
Yashica Fx3
Kodak Tmax 400@3200
Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah
Dead Horse Point State Park is a state park of Utah, USA, featuring a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park. The park is so named because of its use as a natural corral by cowboys in the 19th century. The "dead horse" part of the name is that the corral was abandoned, but the horses did not leave the corral, even after the gate was left open, and died there :(
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I am not on a vacation. / Ik ben niet met vakantie.
maar door gezondheidsproblemen ben ik even niet zo actief op flickr.
By health problems, I am not so very active on flickr at the moment.
Uit mijn archief / From my archive
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Here is my first published work even though did it as a freebie its great seeing your work on a web site
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WELL, I HADN'T INTENDED TO POST THIS WAS DOING SOME EDITING, AND THIS GOT THRU WITHOUT MY REALIZING IT. AND COMMENTS WERE MADE BEFORE I HAD BEEN AWARE OF IT!
SO GO AHEAD AND ENJOY THIS LITTLE BEAUTY THAT I FOUND ,
WHICH I WOULD HAVE CALLED "ATTITUDE"
BECAUSE THAT IS HOW SHE LOOKS, LIKE SHE IS SAYING
"I SHALL HOLD MY HEAD HIGH NO MATTER WHAT, AND BE PROUD"
THANKS FOR THE COMMENTS, AND HAVE A GREAT MONDAY!
BILLIE
Arequipa - Perú
Temple of Saint Domingo
Altar's Details
܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇܇
Arequipa - Perú
Templo de Santo Domingo
Detalle del Altar
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Over the Rainbow on Black (much better and easier to see)
I decided to make my first post back one of my favorites from our recent trip to Brazil. Iguazu Falls was a true highlight of the trip. I have many shots from the Falls to process, and no matter how many I post, they won't do this place justice. The vastness of this location, with the 275+ falls ranging from small streams to true mammoths, is just amazing.
I had never witnessed a Lunar Rainbow (Moonbow) before. While it was a little faint to the eye, you could still make it out pretty clearly, and the 30 second exposure helped to bring it out that much more. I decided not to over-process the shot and brighten and saturate things beyond the true scene. I'm not sure there was ever much risk, but I did enjoy the part about having to keep an eye out for jaguars when walking around the park at night.
I look forward to going through the numerous memory cards' worth of shots. We saw a lot of great sites in Brazil, but as is always the case, it's good to be back home. This was another trip that makes one reflect on how lucky we are here in the U.S.
I look forward to catching up with everyone's streams.
Thanks for looking!
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Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin
Dance me through the panic 'til I'm gathered safely in
Lift me like an olive branch and be my homeward dove
Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the end of love
Oh let me see your beauty when the witnesses are gone
Let me feel you moving like they do in Babylon
Show me slowly what I only know the limits of
Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the end of love
...
Leonard Cohen
Peratallada que ha sido declarada conjunto histórico artístico, es uno de los núcleos más importantes del Ampurdán en cuanto a arquitectura medieval se refiere. De un extraordinario atractivo y belleza, conserva su antiguo aspecto feudal, donde hay que destacarn el castillo fortificado con su torre del homenaje y el palacio (s. XI-XIV), las murallas (s. XII-XIII) y la iglesia de San Esteban (románica, de principios del s. XII ). Llama la atención el gran foso que rodea a esta localidad, excavado en la roca viva. De aquí procede el nombre de la Villa: Piedra Tallada.
La villa conserva la misma distribución urbana medieval: desde la Plaza Mayor, con sus singulares porches, hasta la trama de estrechas callejuelas, donde descubriremos un interesante conjunto de arquitectura popular.
Peratallada that has been declared historical artistic, is one of the most important nuclei Ampurdán about medieval architecture is concerned. In a special attraction and beauty, retains its old feudal aspect, where destacarn that the castle with its tower and the palace of the tribute (s. XI-XIV), walls (s. XII-XIII) and the church of San Esteban (Romance of the early twelfth century). Draws attention to the great moat that surrounds the town, dug into the rock. Hence the name of the Town: Stone carving.
The village retains the same distribution medieval city: from Piazza Maggiore, with its unique porch, until the fabric of narrow streets, where they discover a set of interesting architecture.
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The porch.
Somogytúr, former home and atelier of the artist Kunffy Lajos (1869-1962). The building of the mansion (today a museum as well as the building of the atelier) was built by the Bosnyak family in the 18th century, and later became the property of dr. Lajos Kunffy. The notable artist studied abroad, settled in Paris and lived there for twenty years. His work was introduced in Munchen and Paris. He was presented the cross of the chevalier of ther Legion of Honor in the French capital. Kunffy and his family finally settled down at home (in Somogytúr, and Budapest) in 1913. The artist's atelier stands not far from the mansion in the park, designed by Kunffy himself.
He was a good friend of the artist, Rippl-Rónai.
www.smmi.hu/kiallitasok/videki/kiallitohelyeink/kunffy-la...
A somogytúri Kunffy Lajos Emlékmúzeum két épülete: Kunffy egykori otthona, egy XVIII. századi kisnemesi kúria és egy fehéroszlopos, timpanonnal koronázott görög templomot idéző műterem. E kettőt kellemes park fogja össze.
Az 1000 holdas földbirtok is 40 éven át Kunffyé volt, benne 30 hold szőlő, 20 hold halastó, továbbá gyümölcsös, híresen jól termő almafákkal; ugyanakkor a marhatenyésztés is a birtok büszkesége volt. Az itt virágzó művészet és gazdálkodás egyedülálló volt Magyarországon. Kunffy kiállított festményei majdnem egy évszázadot átfogó ívben nyújtanak ma is eleven élményt a sok elmúlt gazdagságból.
A macro shot done for MACRO MONDAYS' theme of 'Floating'.
SOOC apart from crop and signature.
Part of my Marbles (Set)
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I love invitations to groups. love them! but I don't like those big or sparkly icons. so, as much as I love being invited to groups, and love you for inviting me, I will delete them.
sorry.
still on a fave vacation, trying to clean out everything.
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The Rice Fields of Longsheng are about a two hour drive from the Chinese city of Giulin (Li River fame). This was taken from one of the many lookouts in the mountainside village of Ping'an. Although we didn't have the best of weather the rain did stop long enough for a few nice photo opportunities, like this one.
Kurt Dressler Photography | This is a MUST!
A while back me and Taylor Bouse re-shot for Ugmonk Clothing becuase she had put her extensions back in. These are two pictures that I never released but now I am, ha. I really like how the lighting and everything came out, I like them a lot, I would love to get some feedback on them good/bad I want to learn as much as I can to progress. So tell me what you think about them, and I'm sure that you all will be seeing more of Taylor not on a backdrop soon! :]
Strobist:
AB800 camera right shot through softbox high
AB800 shot behind subject through reflector
Lurk;
For Those Who May Have Missed Yesterdays Up-Load ~
There were many, many reasons I recently took a long break from flickr, some family, some health, but I guess the bottom line was that I had become bored with single shot posting ! A flower shot is a flower shot, a portrait is a portrait and there is nothing wrong in doing them, (I have many in my photo'stream) but the same cannot be said about any photograph that has some form of action as its theme, or a background story ! I don't think any of my recent photograph posting would have been the same had it just consisited of one photo ' ! My break also remined me that the real core of flickr is about photo' sharing and commenting and not an obsession about FP and/or Explore ! So I make no apology for wanting to share my photographs in flickr, as that is why I' m here, and if people wish to recipropcate thats fine by me, and if they don't, that's fine by me too ! I' m 63 years old and as each day goes by my life expectancy decreases ! If you have read this, then a huge thank you, agreement or dis-agreement is a part of life ~ tomorrow is another day !
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fr: Soirée tranquille sur le Boulevard René-Levesque, Montréal, Québec, Canada
EXIF Data: to be posted later - HDR from 3 exposures - realistic tone mapping
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WHEN YOU ARE SMILING
When you are smiling
ocurre que tu sonrisa es la sobreviviente
la estela que en ti dejó el futuro
la memoria del horror y la esperanza
la huella de tus pasos en el mar
el sabor de la piel y su tristeza
When you are smiling
the whole world
que también vela por su amargura
smiles whith you.
Mario Benedetti
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This photo resumes well why I shoot RAW and HDR.
RAW, because many cameras (especially Canon) would struggle with White Balance in this situation. Out of the camera, the photo had a pretty strong orange cast on it, the carousel had almost not colors. Of course, the blue sky is a bit weird but I preferred it this way.
I could set up my WB properly when taking the shot but that would be so much time consuming, so RAW is my way.
HDR because there is not way I would have got all the details in the carousel being dark at night and lit be strong lamps in comparaison. Also, the moon would have been much brighter and over exposed.
!!! Happy Wednesday !!!
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- 2.5s, f8, ISO100, 16mm
- 3xp HDR (±2ev) tone mapped in DPHDR
- Post-processed in Photoshop and Lightroom
Richmond, VA
The fellas were a pleasure to work with. They were super laid back, very easy to work with and real polite. We had a really good time shooting this, with the exception of ridiculous amounts of bugs. Colin (middle) lives on a lake outside of Richmond and that is were we shot. Right behind those trees is a beautiful lake, but it attracts of lot of bugs.
We hung all the lights together and the guys made the power supplies themselves to power up the lights through a small generator. Since it was so dark and I didn't want to kill the ambient light from the bulbs, I ended up shooting with a AB-400 with my octobox on it, but without the white diffusion panels and only used the modeling lamp. Overall, it was a good shoot and I pretty happy with the results!
Lighting: AB-400 with octobox in front and above. Modeling lamp only.
5d w/ 50mm f/1.2L
Not the ideal time of day for waterfalls the sun to high in the sky but it is my only day off work this week - the gardening or................A last minute trek with Rob :-) no contest - but its a tough trek and it hurt :-) i will get here one day before the sun rises .Its my favourite of all the waterfalls and not really happy with any of the shots ive got .
This waterfall is the least visited for a reason its a hard climb down and even tougher to get back up :-( its not dangerous like Sgwd isaf clun gwyn it just steep and the steps are a killer .
one or two obstacles to climb through , not the best time to go waterfalls for photography but this is one of my fav's a tough trek that hurt.
This is the least visited waterfall not many actually are aware is there .
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Un'antica tomba nel bosco nebbioso
An ancient grave in the misty forest
Una tumba antigua en el bosque de niebla
Une tombe antique dans la forêt brumeuse
Ein altes Grab in der nebligen Wald
Uma antiga tumba na floresta neblina
Ένας αρχαίος τάφος στη misty δάσος
Puslu ormanda bir antik mezar
霧の森の中、古代の墓
古墓中的薄霧的森林
Древние могилы в туманном лесу
הקבר העתיק ביער הערפילי
안개 낀 숲에서 고대 무덤
धुंधला जंगल में एक प्राचीन कब्र
Seno kaps ir miglains mežs
Древна гробница во магливата шума
หลุม ฝัง ศพ โบราณ ใน ป่า หมอก
אַ פאַרצייטיק קייווער אין די נעפּלדיק וואַלד
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These wild roses are dedicated to Taty's friend Jack
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and there is a photo dedicated to all her friends, but I cannot upload these all at once and will pick up a few at random, so please, be patient while I upload a few per day :) thank you - Willem
The Holy Monastery of Simonos Petra, or more simply Simonopetra, is without doubt the most daring construction on the Holy Mountain. It stands proudly at a height of 330 metres on the end of a rocky mountain range.
The Monastery was founded by the Blessed Simon the Myrrhobletes around 1257, as a result of a vision. The whole of the building work, the Life of the Saint assures us, was accomplished as the result of divine intervention. In 1363 the Monastery was renovated with generous donations from a Serb despot, John Uglesha, who is regarded as the Monastery's second founder. In the Third Typikon, Simonopetra occupies 23rd place among the then monasteries of Athos; today it holds thirteenth place in the hierarchy.
Unfortunately, among the dates which are milestones in the history of the Monastery are those inauspicious days when it was afflicted with the scourge of fire. In 1570 the Monastery, together with its valuable archive, was destroyed by a great conflagration. This resulted in the loss of documents of inestimable historical value. It also explains why we know so little about the Monastery in the Byzantine period.
The good relations which developed between Simonopetra and the Princes of Wallachia in the period of Turkish rule made possible its recovery. However, there was another fire in 1622, causing further damage. Simonopetra, which had been a coenobium, became idiorrythmic in the 17th century. Although never looted by pirates, the intolerable taxes of the Turks drove the Monastery to decline and abandonment. By the heroic efforts of the priest-monk Ioasaph of Mytilene, Asimopetra (as Simonopetra was called in the period of Turkish occupation) began to function again in the late 18th century. The 19th century saw the building of the multi-storeyed building on the south side. At the end of the same century, in 1891, yet another disastrous fire swept away, yet again, the older buildings and the Monastery's treasures.
In the present century, Simonopetra has experienced a period of recovery and of increasing prestige in the Orthodox world - particularly after the liberation of the Holy Mountain from the Turks and under the enlightened ladership of the Abbots Neophytos, Ioannikios, and Ieronymos. In the 1950s, however, a period of decline set in and in 1963, when Athos celebrated a millennium of life, the prospects for the future were gloomy. But the 1970s were a time when there was a gradual revival of Athonite monasticism. In 1973 a new 20-member brotherhood from the Meteora established itself at the Monastery. The Monastery of Simonos Petra once had a large number of metochia with fertile farm land. The oldest of these would appear to be Petriotiko in Sithonia. Today, best known are St Charalampus in Thessaloniki, the Ascension in Athens, the Nunnery of the Annunciation at Ormylia in Chalcidice, and three others in France. It is also worth mentioning the metochi of Michael Voda in Bucharest, dedicated to the Monastery in 1566 and confiscated by the Romanian Government in 1863.
Simonopetra, because of the restricted space of its site, is not one of those monasteries where we can see autonomous, clearly distinguished buildings. The katholikon is dedicated to the Nativity of Christ and in its original form was built around 1600, while the form it takes today took shape after the fire of 1891. The Monastery has four chapels within its precinct and eight outside.
The Monastery's archive contains a host of documents in Greek, Turkish, and Romanian, together with inscriptions, and musical and other manuscripts, to which must be added its printed books. However, it must be pointed out that almost the whole of the archival material is post-Byzantine.
The sacristy contains a treasury of works of art, consisting of icons, vestments, silverware, antimensia, seals, and engravings. However, the most important treasure of Simonopetra is the left hand of St Mary Magdalene - she is regarded as 'co-founder' of the Monastery - which has remained whole for two thousand years. The Monastery today has a community of 50 well-educated and active monks.
Source: www.mountathos.gr
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simonopetra_monastery
Winner of the Lonely Planet Publications "Twilight" photo challenge
Published in the first issue of Lonely Planet Magazine
Interesting article on Mt. Athos from National Geographic
Nikon D70s | Nikon 18-200 VR @ 34mm | ƒ5.6 | 8s | ISO 200 | Tripod
L’Askja sorge in mezzo ad un impressionante deserto lunare lavico senza alcuna vegetazione.
Situato nella parte centrale dell’Islanda del Nord, in una delle regioni più remote del paese, il complesso vulcanico dell’Askja è costituito da tre caldere interconnesse la cui superficie totale è di 45 chilometri quadrati. Esse sono situate al centro di un massiccio vulcanico, costituito in maggioranza da ialoclastiti, il Dyng- jufjoll, che con una quota intorno ai 1.500 metri sorge da una immensa distesa di campi di lava toleitica nota come “Lava of Evil Deeds”.
Il complesso vulcanico dell’Askja ha eruttato circa 40 volte negli ultimi 10.000 anni, sia dall’area attualmente occupata dalle caldere sia dalle numerose fratture circostanti.
La prima eruzione storica avvenne nel 1875. Nel febbraio del 1874 un violento terremoto e la fuoriuscita di una imponente colonna di vapore dal vulcano annunciarono l’imminente ripresa dell’attività eruttiva. Tale fenomeno si protrasse per tutto l’anno, fino al gennaio del 1875, quando lava basaltica cominciò fuoriuscire da fessure a nord-est e a sud del vulcano.
Il 28 e 29 marzo dello stesso anno vennero espulsi in maniera esplosiva circa 0.5 chilometri cubi di pomice di composizione riolitica e in misura inferiore di pomice riolitica mescolata a basalto. L’eruzione causò l’ulteriore collasso di parte del fondo calderico per una superficie di circa 11 chilometri quadrati. La nuova depressione è oggi riempita da un lago di 300 metri di profondità. Le eruzioni più recenti, di entità minore e principalmente rappresentate da fontane e colate di lava, sono avvenute negli Anni Venti, nel 1938 e nel 1961, quando una nuova frattura eruttiva anulare, attiva per due mesi, si aprì al margine nord-est della caldera, producendo spettacolari fontane di lava
Threats
The decline in gorilla numbers is mainly attributed to the loss and degradation of their forest habitat, which has been relentlessly cleared to make way for agricultural and logging practices (4). Increasingly, the trade in bushmeat is posing more of a threat to the survival of the species and cleared forests are ever more accessible to hunters. The demand for meat has increased from both road labourers and a growing urban market (7). Western gorillas are very susceptible to the illegal bushmeat trade, as gorilla meat is viewed as a symbol of wealth and prestige (8). Male gorillas will actively defend their females and offspring if their group encounters a threat, and this increases their chances of being killed by a hunter. Following the death of the silverback, a gorilla group is disrupted and will often split up. Recently, it has been discovered that the Western lowland gorilla has been decimated by not only the commercial bushmeat trade, but also the Ebola virus (1). From 1992 to 2007, it is thought that around one third of the total population found in protected areas was killed by this lethal virus (1).
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A walk in the park at sunset can yield many fascinating photo ops. Love the abstract nature of this flipped city reflection in the Barigui River which runs through Barigui Park. Curitiba, Parana, Brazil.
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by.
Been sick since Tuesday and I have been missing taking my morning walks and capturing sunrise moments. So I rummaged through my archive to look for one I captured a while back. This one should keep me on the hold until I can get back to my morning routine.
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND, EVERYONE! I will try to catch up with your streams as soon as I can. Many, many thanks to all of you who have sent me get-well wishes and e-cards and virtual bouquet of flowers, and caring words. You know who you are. Here's a favortie song for you all (Video will open in a new window):
♫ Der alte Wolf wird langsam grau - The old Wolf gets grey :)
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Again two selfies of me. I hope, you are not bored and I promise not to post myself tomorrow. :D
View On Black , perhaps?
A Loving Remembrance for people who lost their lives , battle with cancer..let's fight it!
I'LL REMEMBER YOU
I'll remember you
Long after this endless summer is gone
I'll be lonely oh so lonely
Living only to remember you
I'll remember too
Your voice as soft as the warm summer breeze
Your sweet laughter, mornings after
Ever after, Ooooh, I'll remember you
To your arms someday I'll return to stay
Till then...