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People are sunbathing in the park: this is a scene photographed in New York, at Central Park that could be called almost an urban beach in the heart of Manhattan. The green grass is in contrast to the glass and concrete skyscrapers. Instead going from city to metropolis it has become quite usual to see the sun bathers stretched out on the grass, consistent with rules, customs and habits. So also it is at the Lumpini Park in Bangkok though these two people I would look like two white flies because their behavior is an anomaly: they are probably foreigners, maybe tourists, lying quiet, not far from wild lizards, heedless the humid heat that makes sweat well in the shade, while the locals prefer to enjoy the view and the place under leafy palms.
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Gente che prende il sole al parco: questa è una scena fotografata a New York, a Central Park che si può definire quasi una spiaggia metropolitana, nel cuore di Manhattan. L'erba verde che fa da contraltare ai grattacieli di vetro e cemento. Invece andando di città in metropoli è diventato abbastanza consueto vedere i bagnanti del sole stesi sui prati, compatibilmente con regole, usi, costumi e consuetudini. Così è anche al Parco Lumphini di Bangkok sebbene queste due persone mi fossero sembrate due mosche bianche perché il loro comportamento rappresenta un'anomalia: sono con tutta probabilità dei forestieri, forse di passaggio, che giacciono tranquilli a poca distanza dai varani in libertà , incuranti del caldo umido che fa sudare a litri pure all'ombra, mentre i locali preferiscono godere del panorama e del luogo sotto delle palme frondose.
Sunbathers at Port de Plaisance de Paris de l'Arsenal (bd de la Bastille) on the Canal St.-Martin.
Konica Autoreflex T 35mm SLR camera with Kodachrome 135 film (200 ASA). JPEG created from print scanned with Brother MFC-845CW All-in-One Printer/Scanner.
A woman sunbather enjoying the afternoon sun on the Royal Crescent in Bath.
The 18th century Royal Crescent was the work of architect John Wood the Younger, to the design of his father.
Dating from the Georgian period and built between 1767 and 1774, it was the first crescent in Bath – and England – with its giant Ionic columns marking it out as Palladian in style.
The shape of the street is believed to have been inspired by either the Colosseum in Rome or by the New Moon, complimenting the sun-like shape of the King’s Circus, which was built a decade earlier.
As was typical at the time, the architects only designed and oversaw construction of the front of the houses, with the rear built by those who bought the properties and thus lacking the same uniformity.
The crescent was laid out to embrace the open landscape on the slopes below.
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A major UK newspaper wanted an animal photo op on the hottest day of the year in London this summer. We put togther this scene of Nicky the Pygmy Hippo having suncream rubbed into her back (perfectly safe, don't worry!)
This was my shot (It was actually better that the pro's they sent from the newspaper!)
(I recently took an office job at London Zoo this summer. This is a snap from my time there.)
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This image is part of a series,captured on 35mmB&W film in the Summerof 1991 on Bull Island, Dublin, Ireland.The series show ordinary people on enjoying time off on the popular daytrip destination.These images are now published in a book called Bull Island Memories, available at www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/688996
We could actually get quite close to this sunbathing seal which seemed to be posing for the pictures! :-)
I spotted this little guy (well he was pretty big) sunbathing on the wall of the Fort Zachary today when I was taking some family pictures.
It was hot that morning so she could do sunbathing near frozen mountain.
Location: Mount Cook National Park, South Island, New Zealand.
Canon AE-1 Program Camera.
Canon FD 35-70mm F/3.5-4.5 Zoom Lens.
Kodak BW400CN 35mm Film.
Developer: Tetenal C-41 Press Kit.
From my 1st roll of home developed Kodak BW400CN!
Sep. 26, 2024: Sunbather on Donald Ave. off Wendy Dr. in Newbury Park, California. Aged preset. OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA CVR213
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I spent some time yesterday afternoon in the pool and Abby sat by the pool sun bathing. She loves to sit in the sun. She does NOT however, like the water. We had a great afternoon!
We saw these sunbathing turtles at the SF Botanical Gardens. There
were so many of them, but I really liked this rock and this group of
them. May you find the sunshine of God's love pouring out towards you
in radiating rays of warmth and feelings of belonging. He truly does
care for you.
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