Popes, Priests, Sisters, and Celebrants
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In the multiverse there are analogous persons to our own Earth Prime citizens. In Earth 232 they had no Edgar Allan Poe, but instead Edward Albert Pope wrote such memorable tales and poems as "The Tell Tale Harp," "The Casket of the Armadillo," "The Mask of the Red Dance," and "The Oblong Fox." He was adored by many readers and retired early to Tahiti.
Continuing my archive deep dive with a frame of the Arnardrangur stack in south Iceland. The rock formation looms over the great sand waste of Mýrdalssandur.
The stack was originally formed by the action of the North Atlantic but successive eruptions of Katla, the volcano lurking under the nearby Mýrdalsjökull glacier have caused extensive jökulhlaup related flash flooding and the resultant outwash has pushed the ocean a couple of km further southward, leaving the stack in a very different sea, one of black, volcanic sand.
Have previously posted a tighter, moody BnW of the rock formation which in the atrocious, rainswept conditions, reminded me of a be-mitred cleric striding across the vast, windswept wastes.
Fuji X-T2, XF23/1.4, 1/70th sec at f/8, ISO 1600 - can't believe how dark it actually was!
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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox overhead. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede.Triggered by Cybersync.
Pope's Villa was the residence of Alexander Pope (1688 - 1744) at Twickenham, then just a Thames riverside village west of London. He moved there in 1719 and created gardens and an underground grotto which became the subject of 18th- and 19th-century poetry and art. Around 1845 a neo-Tudor house known as Pope's Villa was built on approximately the same site; it has been used as a school since the early 20th century. Pope's Grotto, which is listed Grade II* by Historic England, survives and is occasionally open to the public.
This is a re-edit of an old picture from my album Collection of Cars. I have learned new things in the editing process and was able to improve the picture. We grow.
This old timer was on display at one of the local shows in the area. ...-- .----
This is a composite picture. If you like it you may like my album called collection of cars.
Neither of us had ever been to Lake Berryessa, so that just meant that it was time to go and explore.
We ended up on the "rougher" side of the lake, with all the resorts with their amenties (like boat rentals) on the other side. So we instead drove through Pope Valley on the way to Napa to reward ourselves for our adventuring spirit and back-roads dead reckoning with some wine.
The scenic Inn River, more commonly referred to as the Inns, runs from the Engadin region in the Swiss Alps and across parts of Austria and Germany.
The Inn passes through Lake Silvaplana and Lake Sils as well as numerous cities and towns before leading into the Danube River.
Despite the fact that the Inn typically has a greater water flow at the point of convergence, this river is a tributary for the Danube.
Numerous small towns have developed along the banks of the river, including towns that are the birthplaces of Pope Benedict XVI and Adolf Hitler.
The most heavily populated town that it runs through is Innsbruck, Austria.
Circular Wooden Bench with several Quotes by English Poet/Author Alexander Pope 1688-1744...a Resident of Twickenham. Greater London. England, U.K.
HBM.
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Fryar Alessandro- Hernano sol, hernana Luna
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alpski popić (prunella collaris)...my collection of photos of birds you can see in the album birds "album ptice Žumberačkog i Samoborskog goria i okolice" area where they are arranged by type and you can see them from multiple perspectives ... thanks !!!
A little tete-a-tete by two Colosseum pigeons. Who knows, maybe they are tourists too and perhaps on their honeymoon!!!
One from the archives. One of many many sunflowers at Pope Farms Conservatory in Verona, WI.
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Fortunate to have an opportunity to tour this lovely "Usonian" home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
I was able to take this grab shot during a three-minute hole in the clouds while we were waiting for our tour on an otherwise cloudy day. The sun poking through really lit up the fall foliage and the warm-toned wood and brickwork which Wright really loved to use in his designs.
The tour was really informative and worth the visit, if you ever have a chance:
franklloydwright.org/site/pope-leighey-house/