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Warriston's Close, Edinburgh.
Warriston's Close was named for Sir Archibald Johnstoun of Warriston, Currie, the leading spirit in the framing of the National Covenant in 1638, who had his town house on the west side of the close.
Shot on iPhone 7 Plus.
Having a cup of tea on the front steps in the sun - and noticed the shadows from the lattice.
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hive // double heart boxwood topiary
hive x dust bunny // meadow house
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dust bunny rosedale bridge disassembled.
dust bunny . the bunny pond . mossy
dust bunny . petal fountain . no flowers . white
dust bunny . flagstone path . bleached . straight
HISA - Summer Grass White
HISA - Flora wildflower grass - Mixed Greens
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8f8 - Cruising with You - By the Old Olive Tree
8f8 - Cruising with You - Old Olive tree Only
8f8 - Cruising with You - Vagabond FULL Version
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Another shot of the queue to go inside the Taj Mahal. This is at the steps right before you go inside. Agra, India. Start of our 6 days tour of the Golden triangle in India
Stairs steps from the UNIMEP's theater entrance. / Degraus da escada da entrada do teatro da UNIMEP.
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This is a monochrome (black and white) shot that focuses on a series of parallel lines. These lines, which appear to be the shadows of steps or slats, create a strong sense of pattern and rhythm. The diagonal orientation of the lines adds dynamism, and the high contrast between the dark, solid lines and the textured, lighter background is visually striking. The monochrome treatment emphasises the forms and textures, stripping away the distraction of colour to highlight the composition itself. The repeating pattern and the interplay of light and shadow make it a compelling minimalist study.
A shot taken tonight at Bedruthan Steps, the sun went behind clouds so I thought I would try something different...
Hopefully, something Ecsher-ish about this one. I could post more of these steps shots, but will leave it with this one.
The Azalea Steps leading down to the Boathouse; still a little bit early, so the whole walkway wasn't quite awash with azalea colour, but still enough just starting to come through. A wide-angle lens produced a different view.
Winkworth Arboretum (nr Godalming, Surrey, UK); owned by the National Trust.
Daily life in the ancient town of Goreme, in the region of Cappadocia.
In Turkey's modern secular society, the majority of women now wear european style dress.
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Up and Down,
High and Low,
Positive and Negative,
Black and White,
Ying and Yang,
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One way or another ...
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HUMBLE ADMINISTRATOR's Garden -
Located in the northeastern part of Suzhou city, with a total area of 13 acres, is the largest private garden in Suzhou. The Humble Administrator's Gardenas is one of the four most famous classic gardens in China - Summer Palace, Beijing; Mountain Resort of Chengde and Garden for Lingering In, Suzhou.
Around 1513AD, during the Ming Dynasty, the imperial inspector Wang Xianchen, returned to Suzhou after retiring from public life and built his garden. The name Humble Administrator's Garden was inspired by the essay ' To cultivate my garden and sell my vegetable crop is the policy of humble man '.
The garden is representative of Chinese classical gardens in the Ming Dynasty, which are focused on a central pond with pavilions, terraces, chambers, and towers located nearby - Suzhou, CHINA.
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I've known for days it would be wet at Dinorwic today. The Met Office have said it consistently. But still I went in the knowledge that they get it wrong just as often as they get it right. Hey, it might be sunny when I get there. But they were only part wrong. The rain didn't appear when they said it would. They said it would come at 10am. It came at 9.16. We got wet. Very wet. But still the sense of freedom, the fresh air, made it all worthwhile. North Wales is great in the rain!
These are the steps down from the old Miner's Hospital towards Llyn Padarn.