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Same hill as below a couple of months on, minus the geese. There was a field of ostriches behind me, maybe I should have photoshopped some of them onto the brow of the hill :-)
Red Amaryllis Lily Flowers- Top View, four flowers emerging from same point in different directions.
What you see is what I saw . The color tones are exactly the same.
Details: Shot at about 0715 pm (Dark Sky after Sunset) with my 10.5mm fisheye; 7 exp HDR; Tone mapped; Passed thru Lightroom for some tone curve tweak, contrast and sharpening.
Location: Lower Pierce Reservoir, Singapore.
My Singapore Set May be viewed here
„The same procedure as last week, Sir Winter - but that would be enough now...“
„Die gleiche Prozedur wie letzte Woche, Sir Winter - das wäre dann jetzt aber auch genug…“
My personal challenge for 2022 - I'll try - and do my very best...
Meine persönliche Herausforderung für 2022 - ich werd's versuchen - und mein Bestes geben…
Good Monday morning everyone and had a pretty decent weekend with photography in spite of the weather as you will see, I hope through the images, hoping all is well with everyone and have a wonderful day and week.
Voulu par Roger de Hauteville, le dôme de Catane fut réalisé par l'abbé breton bénédictin Ansger1 de Sainte Euphémie2 sur les restes des anciennes Thermes Achilléennes d'époque romaine.
À cause de ces catastrophes, la cathédrale, dans les nombreuses reconstructions et réfections a amalgamé tous les styles architecturaux que se sont superposés au cours des siècles et les récentes restaurations ont montré des considérables portions de ses structures originales.
La façade d'aujourd'hui est l'œuvre la plus majestueuse du baroque de Giovanni Battista Vaccarini qui l'édifia en 1736. Le portail, en bois massif, a été commissionné par l'évêque Pietro Galletti en 1738 et sur lequel ont été sculptés, en sus des armes de princes et de souverains aragonais, les histoires de Sainte Agathe et de la même église.
Wanted by Roger de Hauteville, the dome of Catania was made by the Benedictine Breton abbot Ansger1 of Sainte Euphémie2 on the remains of the ancient Achilles thermal baths from Roman times.
Because of these catastrophes, the cathedral, in numerous reconstructions and repairs, has amalgamated all the architectural styles that have been superimposed over the centuries and recent restorations have shown considerable portions of its original structures.
Today's facade is the most majestic work of the baroque by Giovanni Battista Vaccarini who built it in 1736. The portal, in solid wood, was commissioned by Bishop Pietro Galletti in 1738 and on which were sculpted, in addition to the arms of princes and Aragonese sovereigns, the stories of Saint Agatha and the same church.
SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT
Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/
und Manfred Geyer, Oktober 2020
Marrakesch, April 2017 (Manfred Geyer)
Berlin (Ute Kluge)
Every Winter, it seems, I end up gravitating toward abstraction. Perhaps the season drives the consciousness more inward with it's dreary dullness and 'deadness' of endless whites, browns, greys and blacks. Perhaps this inspires a less 'reality bound' imagining. The inner world comes alive with all the colour and life of Summer.
This image is made up of many, many layers of the same original photograph. This one image was treated in a number of ways and it's many variants were built up to achieve the final result.
This is another approach to my thinking that there are many, perhaps countless, ways to see the same thing. For as many ways as there are to see it there are just as many ways to interpret it. All are the same thing. It just depends on how you look at it. Reality, I suggest, is just this way. That doesn't mean that all is utter chaos, although that might be how it reads at first. It suggests that the more we "pan out" from the detail and get a overview of the interlocking of variations, the more we can see the patterns ( pattern ? ) of order.
The title is a play with words to come at the same idea verbally.
It is freeing to go abstract. That alone is all I need to run off into the unknown.
Created Jan 3. The first new image of 2019.
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Music Link: "Blue" - Far Caspian. At the suggestion of Paul B0udreau. A lovely, delicate balance.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut32pLNe-lM
My own offering: "I Dormienti" ( The Sleepers ) - Brian Eno, from his Collection "Music for Installations". This was a piece commissioned for a Mimo Palladino installation of the same title done at London's Round House.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fD2IFSA7Koc
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© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2019. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
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to sell a dream than keep it real.
#noless
#geazy
Same place as: flic.kr/p/2pjwhpL
Photo taken from kinmen county
Jvari Monastery is one of the most iconic in Georgia. This ancient temple dates back to the 6th century AD. It was built at the dawn of the adoption and spread of Christianity in Georgia. The name of the church is translated from Georgian as “the cross” and has its own history. According to the legend, the cross of St. Nino, one of the most revered saints who converted Georgia to Christianity, is kept here. After some time, a temple was built on the site of the holy cross, which later became the basis of the present Jvari.
The Jvari temple is located nearby the ancient capital of Georgia, Mtskheta, on the top of a high mountain, from where picturesque views of the neighborhood open, at the intersection of stormy waters of the Aragvi and Kura rivers. The temple attracts thousands of tourists because of its architecture, location and historical value. Exterior and interior decorations of the temple are made in simple, and we can say quite austere forms. Unlike most Orthodox churches, Jvari is beautiful with its simplicity, rigor and clarity of lines. According to the structure, the temple is classified as serial, or tetraconch. Inside the temple right in the center under the dome on a stone pedestal, stands the impressive wooden cross, decorated with inscriptions and carvings. The exterior facades of the temple are decorated with simple, and at the same time expressive bas-reliefs.
To the top of the mountain where the temple stands, lead two ways: a new asphalt road for cars, and a path through which people used to climb up to the sanctuary from time immemorial. The trail begins at the highway. Climbing up along it until about the middle, you can come across a spring with holy water which is believed to appear thanks to the prayers of St. Nino. This water is considered to be curative and miraculous. The temple of Jvari went through a long and difficult journey of one and a half thousand year’s length along with the Georgian people, experienced hardships and difficulties, becoming a symbol of faith for Georgia.
SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT
Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/
und Manfred Geyer, Juni 2020
Aachen, 2015 (Manfred Geyer)
Berlin (Ute Kluge)
Same cathedral as a few shots ago, facing the opposite way towards the west entrance and including the organ pipes.
SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT
Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/
und Manfred Geyer, Juli 2020
Eschweiler, 2017 (Manfred Geyer)
Berlin (Ute Kluge)
SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT
Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/
und Manfred Geyer, August 2020
Aachen, Dezember 2015 (Manfred Geyer)
Berlin (Ute Kluge)
Same bird as yesterday's post, as it hides a seed for later consumption, but by which bird I wonder? You can likely see it tucked under the bark
Same hoodie, 2 different catches I think, same creepy critter. One of my bird group buddies ID'd the prey as likely lamprey.
same head, body and skin as yesterday.
DOUX - Bloodline hairstyle
{Le'La} Xtreme Outfit
on my left is my amazing daughter missbitch93 AKA Rochelle. For more info, pop over and show her some Flickr support. Many thanks <3
Ilkley
This rather large tree stands on top of what was the Roman Fort of Olicana in Ilkley, it was abandoned in the 4th-5th century, apart from one wall most of the settlement remains under the ground. The shadow is cast by the Manor House which is a museum, arts and heritage centre and now stands on the same site as the fort. Down the slope in the bottom of the valley is the River Wharfe, you can just make out a small section of it through the trees. Ilkley is a Spa town and the town centre and Parish Church are behind me just off to the right.
Thank you or your visit and your comments, they are greatly appreciated.
Same Red Shouldered hawk as yesterday's post but just a second earlier.
I liked this shot, too. So I decided to share it with you.
I was just so happy he stayed long enough for me to get a few shots of him. I hope he comes back again.
There are lots of these hawks in my area and I hear their calls all the time and often see them off in the distance. Rarely do they come this close to my house.
A real treat
I couldn't think of a reason why I should post an image of just one...
Combining two images of the same "Downy woodpecker"
This is 2 x 30 second exposures taken at Petrel Cove, Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia, and blended together.
I then used a sky shot taken by me about 75 minutes earlier, 9 km to my left, at roughly the same direction.
I used the sky replacement tool in Photoshop to place that sky in the background.
I then applied a small amount of motion blur to that sky.
The rock photos were taken just after midday.