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A close up look at how the wind sculpts the sand dunes here in Death Valley.

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The pattern created by the wind and water caught my eye.

 

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To kick off 2017 I've decided to make a draugr deathlord from Skyrim! Only reason I've made this custom as an entry into Dalastprime's contest.

 

This sculpt turned out amazing and it's my favorite sculpt I've made so far and I think the paint job will turn out awesome, I might make some more Skyrim customs so if you have any suggestions let me know!

 

Comments and faves appreciated! Hope you guys like the sculpt!

A lot of it going on by nature ... here captured in Bryce while there hiking in the early morning light.

Timgle sculpt :)

Hope it looks good.

I like it so far.

But should i make a nose too?

Les pierres ont-elles des pouvoirs ?

Nos ancêtres le croyaient, ils les ont taillés, dressés sculptés, gravés.

 

Do stones have powers?

Our ancestors believed it, they cut it, trained it carved, engraved.

Lydgate Beach Park

Kaua'i, HI

03-25-2023

 

Processed: 08/05/25

 

There's only a few more days till I present my photos taken in the Hawai'ian Islands to my neighbors here in our mobile home park, and usually I have so many photos that I have to whittle down the total amount for the presentation, in which I usually present about 90 or so images along with narration which I write to fit the time frame. About a half hour.

 

For my presentation on Hawai'i, called "Tropical Paradise", I picked about 70 images, and that's almost too few, so I've been adding more to the presentation (and to my social media feeds, thus the avalanche of Hawai'i photos lately.

 

I like this image so much I posted it as my cover for my Facebook Photography site. I remember the day well, and I remember circling this driftwood structure, constructed by someone with driftwood on the beach, for which Lydgate Beach Park is known. As usual, this was one of the images I skipped over when posting the photos from my 2023 trip to Kaua'i, so it's brand new even though it's a few years old!

 

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Several of these indented welded areas featured every few feet on a metal boat sitting on a dock in Steveston Harbour. Each seemed to function as a work of art in their own rite.

Looking back at the light playing on the mountains from Ytri Tunga on SnƦfellsnes peninsula, Iceland.

morning after a sideways plastering snowfall

La Basilique de Fourvière recèle bien des merveilles et des curiosités, parmi elle: sa crypte !

Sous la basilique, crypte ou deuxième église?

La Basilique de FourviĆØre cache un grand mystĆØre: la crypte. Sous l’église haute que nous prĆ©sentons dans un autre article, un espace prĆ©sentant les mĆŖmes proportions accueillent toute personne s’y prĆ©sentant. Alors est-ce une crypte? Est-ce une Ć©glise basse? Les dĆ©bats sont ouverts car nul n’est vraiment d’accord Ć  ce sujet.

 

Et si nous en revenions aux dĆ©finitions des mots? Dans le vocabulaire chrĆ©tien architectural, une crypte est une chapelle souterraine, gĆ©nĆ©ralement placĆ©e sous le chœur d’une Ć©glise. Son origine est liĆ©e au culte des martyrs, elle servait Ć  cacher, aux yeux des profanes, les tombeaux des martyrs.

 

A FourviĆØre, point de tombeau, d’une part. Et surtout, mĆŖme si cet espace est bien souterrain, les proportions sont bien trop vastes et couvrent l’ensemble de l’église haute, pas seulement le chœur.

Les voƻtes, qui ont moins de 10 m de hauteur, sont soutenues par des piliers flanquƩs de 38 colonnes cannelƩes.

Encore une question! En effet, l’église basse de FourviĆØre est dĆ©diĆ©e Ć  Joseph? Ou devrait on dire Ć  saint Joseph? Joseph fut l’homme juste, que Dieu donna comme Ć©poux Ć  Marie, mĆØre de Dieu. Il fut donc le serviteur fidĆØle et prudent, Ć  qui Dieu confia la Sainte Famille. Mais est-il saint pour autant? Ce n’est qu’au XV° siĆØcle que Joseph reƧut le titre de saint.

 

Pierre Bossan imagine l’église basse dĆ©diĆ©e donc Ć  saint Joseph comme l’entrĆ©e principale de la basilique. La symbolique est belle: le fidĆØle devait ā€œaller Ć  Marie par Josephā€, passant ainsi de l’obscuritĆ© de la crypte Ć  la lumiĆØre de la basilique.

 

Joseph bĆ©nĆ©ficie donc d’une reprĆ©sentation particuliĆØre, et rare dans l’architecture chrĆ©tienne, dans la basilique de FourviĆØre. Sur l’autel, une statue le reprĆ©sente portant l’enfant JĆ©sus Au pied se de la statue, un ensemble sculptĆ© Ć©voque sa mort.

L'Ɖglise Saint Etienne de Chambon sur Lac

Description architecturale

L'Ʃglise se situe au centre du village de Chambon-sur-Lac.

 

Plan: L'Ć©glise Saint-Ɖtienne est orientĆ©e et construite selon un plan allongĆ© se terminant par une abside semi-circulaire.

 

ƉlĆ©vation extĆ©rieure: La faƧade occidentale est prĆ©cĆ©dĆ©e d'un porche ouvert Ć  pignon voĆ»tĆ© d'arĆŖtes. Au-dessus du pignon, un linteau en bĆ¢tiĆØre Ć©voque la lapidation de Saint Ɖtienne, premier patron de la paroisse. Le Saint reƧoit, dans sa dalmatique (vĆŖtement liturgique des diacres), les pierres lancĆ©es, il les prĆ©sente Ć  un ange qui les montre Ć  Dieu, symbolisĆ© par une main bĆ©nissant. Ce tympan est classĆ© aux Monuments Historiques. Le portail est en arc brisĆ© et dĆ©corĆ© de voussures surmontĆ© par un oculus et flanquĆ©s de deux contreforts.

 

Les murs latƩraux sont flanquƩs de contreforts scandƩs par des baies cintrƩes, surmontƩs par des bandeaux, et par deux chapelles latƩrales sur les murs nord et sud. L'abside est ornƩe de modillons Ơ copeaux et d'un cordon de billette courant sur la partie supƩrieure du mur.

 

Présence d'un cadran solaire daté de 1824 et portant l'inscription « Dominus hora Fugit » sur le porche sud.

 

Le clocher à flèche polygonale couverte de lauze, de plan carré, est percé sur ses quatre pans par des baies géminées cintrées munies d'abats son. Le sommet est encadré par une balustrade.

 

ƉlĆ©vation intĆ©rieure: L'intĆ©rieur se prĆ©sente sous la forme d'une longue nef voĆ»tĆ© en arc brisĆ© dĆ©pourvue de bas-cĆ“tĆ©s. Des pilastres engagĆ©s dans les murs font la liaison avec la voĆ»te par le biais de grandes arcades retombant directement sur d'Ć©normes chapiteaux sculptĆ©s.

Ne possĆ©dant pas de transept, cette nef communique directement avec le chœur qui est surmontĆ© d'une voĆ»te en cul-de-four . Un jeu d'arcatures colorĆ©es retombant sur de fines colonnettes dĆ©core l'ensemble de ce chœur. L'abside est percĆ©e par trois baies en arc outrepassĆ©.

  

Ɖpoque et styles

. Roman

. XVĆØme

. XIIIĆØme

. Gothique

. XIXĆØme

. XIIĆØme

. XVIIIĆØme

Principales Ʃtapes de construction

L'église de Chambon-sur-Lac a été plusieurs fois remaniée. Lors de fouilles en 1882, trois dallages successifs ont été mis au jour. En effet, le village du Chambon-sur-Lac est construit sur d'anciens marais asséchés et l'église s'enfonce de quelques centimètres par siècle. Son pavé initial est à 1m80 en contrebas de l'entrée.

Les Bardenas Reales sont un dƩsert de 42 000 hectatres du sud de la Navarre, Espagne -

 

Bardenas Reales is a desert situated in south Navarre - Spain

 

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Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse - precise, wirelles and curvy

Le nom de Bayon dƩrive du pali Vejayant (sanskrit Vaijayant) dƩsignant le palais cƩleste du dieu Indra dont, selon la lƩgende fixƩe par Ʃcrit en moyen-khmer, le Bayon est le reflet terrestre.

Detail of a relief in marble dedicated to Mithra, coming from the Capitoline Hill in Rome, carved between 100 and 200 AD - Ref. MR 818 of the Louvre Museum, photographed in 2013 during its temporary exhibition in the "Galerie du Temps" at the MusƩe du Louvre-Lens (France).

Churt sculpter park ,

  

Up to 600 sculptures in an arboretum and wildlife water garden setting with meandering footpaths. Great day out for all the family. Address: Jumps Rd, Churt, Farnham Surrey GU10 2LH

  

raw shot

 

Taken at SaliMar

Sculpt by Aliza Karu

Multiple exposure/editing study

L to R: IT (clown), Marty Mcfly (BttF 2)

Made this pic cuz im baking it in like 2 minutes.

I never baked sculpey 3 so maybe im going to screw it up.

Just trying out sculpey.

The only con i have with sculpey 3 is that it doesnt stick to lego really good.

This shot was taken from the same point than the previous one: the PeƱalen Bridge. However, in this case the camera was looking to the opposite side of the bridge. Parque Natural del Alto Tajo, Guadalajara (Spain).

Olympus C8080WZ.

Well, I'll go ahead and say I loved doing this. Halo used to be one of my favorite franchises, and making a Spartan using this sculpt made my day. I got it from Josiah,aka Brickzalive, I belive Pecovam made it. First off huge thanks to Billy, KJ, and Josiah. They all helped me with making this at BFAL. I painted the Fig using Apple Barrel and Citadel paints. The shotgun is a painted BA. KJ taught me many good ways to weather weapons, so a huge thanks to him.

Terracotta sculptures visualise sound waves. Les Jardines d'Etretat

Working hard creating some fabulous ice sculptures on Spark's Street Mall, downtown Ottawa, in tme for the Winterlude festivities that kicked-off yesterday.

Day 49 of Project 365/2021 (Thursday, February 18 - 1st daily photo): Snowboarding Fox Squirrels have sculpted the 15 inches (38 cm) of snow adorning the railing on our deck into sinuous curves.

Sculpt: Rihael & Mihael

Dollmaker: Leekeworld

Faceup: ruggedrealism.wordpress.com

-Snow Sculpting Contest-

-Zehnder's Snowfest 2009 in Frankenmuth Michigan

 

These sculptures are pretty amazing! This one was about 9-11 feet tall. Even up close they give the appearance of stone. They had snow sculpting teams from all over the world for this.

 

I used a polarizing filter to take these photos, and processed them as HDR. Without the filter it was difficult not to get them too blown out with the bright sun and snow. I actually thought they looked quite good straight out of the camera, but preferred the HDR on them.

 

Sculpture by: Steve Kostus, Tim Brueck and Andy Kurath with Alice in Wonderland - This was a first place winner

Hey guy's,

 

Sorry for my lack of uploading stuff. I've been going through a lot lately and customizing wasn't my number one priority. But now that I have some time on my hands, I can finally go back to my hobby!

 

Here is my finished Vader sculpt! I was gonna post him before the premierre of episode 7 (Which was amazing btw!) but like I said, I didn't have a lot of time.

 

Currently I'm working on two other sculpts, one which is about 90% finished and the other probably around 60%.

 

I hope you guy's like him! He won't be painted soon, as I want to spray paint him black instead of using a brush (Saving some time) but I still have to purchase a can.

 

Cheers!

 

-Leo

Initial sculpt of Inspector Cumulus

 

Designed by Jonathan Edwards www.jonathan-e.com/

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