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Of the many productions of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker I have seen throughout the years, few are more visually striking than this one recently staged at the Rome Opera House.
In a theatrical design full of charming detail, seasonal coziness and fairytale magic, the Waltz of the Snowflakes stood out, and was, as always, pretty challenging to photograph.
The sets were created by Andrea Miglio, the costumes by Gianluca Falaschi, lighting by Valerio Tiberi and the video projections by Igor Renzetti and Lorenzo Bruno. The overall production and choreography is by Paul Chalmer.
Seen at the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, Teatro Costanzi, o, 21 December 2024. Artists of the Ballet of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.
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In the 19th century and in early 20th century oil from the large grey polarsea sharks was high priced export to Europe, used to lighten the streets of larger cities.
In Skálavík two large pots to work the oil out of the liver are still to be seen
A retired trio of former BN 1994 built first production SD70MACs are at Bessemer, Alabama waiting for the ferry move to Birmingham Rail & Locomotive on a dreary April 18, 2020 morning. This group of MACs last operated in late 2014.
Ironmen production wall. Done in our hometown. This time it was Romeo on the character and Mega on the background for a change...
Production: 1 of 995 (1987–1994).
In 1986, Maserati launched the high-performance version of the Biturbo saloon called the 430 which was produced from 1986 to 1994. It was the flagship variant of the saloon range, which debuted the largest 2.8-litre version of the twin-turbocharged 90° V6 engine.
The 430 was distinguished by 15-inch 5-lug disc alloy wheels and a more rounded grille and hood, that later found their way to the rest of the lineup with the first 1988 facelift. The 430 was considered to be a full grand tourer, with standard leather upholstery and walnut veneered steering wheel rim, dashboard trim, door inserts, gear shift knob along with the handbrake lever. (Wikipedia)
Alphen aan den Rijn, the Netherlands.
This is an aerial shot of the Tata Salt Plant near Northwich, Cheshire. I believe salt has been extracted in this area for several hundred years, certainly before anyone had heard of Tata. The firm produces sodium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate and of course, sodium chloride.
Orchids to the Orchidaceous — That's the motto of Buford W. Hall, well-known orchid impresario of Los Angeles, who has named his newest variety of the tropical flower "Typhoon" in honor of Dorothy Lamour's new picture. The film, made entirely in Technicolor, reveals the colorful beauty of tropic fauna, and Hall's blossoms will be prominent in the set dressing.
May 22, 1941
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An Image from this week's vlog where I show How I edit my images for fine art photos. To see the video click here youtu.be/sRwmN5Wzmj8
In the 19th century and in early 20th century oil from the large grey polarsea sharks was highly priced export to Europe, used to lighten the streets of larger cities
The fireplaces under the oil pots - here the small peaces of the driftwood were used to cook the oil out of the liver
Production of cement (1900), Bauxite (1939), Glow Phosphate (1949), Feed Phosphate (ca. 1972), closed 1999