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Created for Award Tree's "Science Friction" challenge.

 

This started with the Frax app on the iPad and was finished (the plant in the window) in Photoshop.

thank you so much for choosing one of my photos as your cover !! i feel honored =)

 

2015, mein Plakat an einem Bauzaun, 200x145 cm, Druck, Folie.

2015, my poster on a hoarding, 80x56 inch, printing, foil.

Ursprüngliches Gemälde - Original painting:

1992-08, Freiklingeln, 95 x 70 cm, Acryl auf Hartplatte.

1992-08, Free ringing, 37 x 27 inch, acrylic on hardboard.

 

Zimmer hier. Leer, frei, besetzt, voll.

Man könnte da klingeln, was man wünscht.

 

Rooms here. Empty, free, busy, full.

You could ring the bell there, which one wishes.

enter with care and have a great Slider Sunday and 4th of July HSS

Surfing the Supersonic Wave thanks to fotobananas, thanks!

... i hope you will never get bored of my work ♥

and of course also a huge thank you to all my followers !!

  

Blue and yellow doors at Clifton Park, Albert Street, Brunswick, Victoria, Australia

وحشتـني .. وجيت اسأل واظن اني على بالك,

 

The new diving season is starting now, the Rainsaison is alredy finish, the sun comes out, and all the Fish's are back

 

Allen Besuchern meines Fotostreams ein herzliches Dankeschön für eure freundlichen Kommentare und Kritiken, Einladungen und Favoriten.

 

all visitors and friends of my photostream, a big thank you for your comments and reviews, invitations and favorites.

 

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All my images are protected under international authors copyright laws and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without my written explicit permission.

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A few more quasi-abstract or minimalistic photos of the interplay between winter and nature are in the first comment box.

 

- Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -

 

The temperature at Keefer Lake has risen above zero for the first time in many months ... although undoubtedly it will be shortlived as there is much winter to endure and enjoy yet. This morning we had a bout of freezing rain which prevented us from driving into town for our - long standing - check-up with our dentist. Much too treacherous to drive and walk in most places.

 

I rarely post more than one photograph a day but I think I will start to do two for awhile at least. I'm not sure what that will mean to my regular contacts who are kind enough to comment on my photos ... if you have an opinion about how often we should be posting images I would love to hear it. One thing I have noticed is that many people don't even view the image on its own page but rather as a bunch of photos and so they don't even see the comments that others are making or the text that accompanies the image. Most certainly, they are not seeing the other photos that I often include in the first comment box to accompany an image. I suppose we spend too much time online as it is but I try and see the work as it was intended to be viewed by the photographer which is why I try and keep my number of contacts to a manageable level.

  

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Lamia textor

Lithuania, Taurages raj.

2019.06

Canon 5Ds R

Canon MP-E 65mm

   

thank you so much for using this photo as your cover ♥

Macro Mondays Theme: Vibrant Minimalism

 

I loved this theme and took so many different shots and had difficulty choosing which ones to use. This is my favourite, but I'm still not sure yet which other one to post!

 

I tried various different strengths/types of light to create the shadows.

 

Thanks for commenting, favouriting and viewing. HMM everyone!

 

Explored on 29th May 2024 for May's Takeover: Celebrating the Colour Purple, highest position 292. Another of my shots got chosen in position 58 too, Neverending [Explored]

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Just an old spain photo again.

And I tried something new with this kind of putting text on a photo... if you understand what I mean.

 

sooc, besides the text.

The tower was built in 1305 by the Pisans for the defence of the city of Cagliari. It's one of the landmarks and icons of Cagliari as it lies in the highest place of the citadel and therefore is visible fom the rest of the city.

 

ITALIANO

 

La torre di San Pancrazio (in lingua sarda: sa turri de Santu Francau), costruita durante la dominazione pisana (1258-1326), è la torre più alta di Cagliari.

 

La torre venne costruita nel 1305, sotto richiesta da parte dei Pisani, dall'architetto sardo Giovanni Capula, che progettò anche la torre dell'Elefante, edificata due anni dopo.

 

La torre serviva come baluardo difensivo per i numerosi attacchi genovesi e moreschi. Oltre a servire come difesa era ed è ancora, insieme alla torre dell'Elefante, la porta principale per entrare a Castello.

alternatrips.gr/en/makedonia/kavala/halil-bey-mosque-kavala

  

Halil Bey Mosque and yard is situated in the old town of Kavala and is a beautiful place to visit.

 

Full of colors and built on a great architecture mode, Halil Bey Mosque or "Old Music" as we call it now is a great sight to visit.

  

wikimapia.org/12748754/Palia-Mousiki-preserved-mosque

  

Restored during 2008, until early 20th century it used to be a Muslim mosque named after Halil Bey probably the owner or founder of the mosque. It is now restored and transformed to a museum-like building, during restoration works ruins and parts of an Orthodox Christian church were found beneath its foundations, a common phenomenon for the old town of Kavala where many different civilizations lived in different times in the same small, wall-restricted area of Kavala's castle town.

There is a glass floor so people can see the church underneath.The greek name of the building is "Palia Mousiki" meaning Old Music.

     

Nearby cities: Kavala, Municipality of Panorama, Polihni

 

Coordinates: 40°55'57"N 24°24'55"E

Situational awareness

My second and third tattoo on my left arm. Guess what my favourite band is.

A poster for our school annual exhibition. I based this poster on the submission I did for that contest, but since the girl in it took up a lot of space and left very little space for all this text I chose this very strongly zoomed-in look.

 

Here´s the original piece:

www.flickr.com/photos/27834891@N02/3446422096/

You humans will note that the flickr-imposed auto tags "photo border" and "text" are incorrect. Any suggestions about whether to delete them?

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Yeah, I know I’ve used that joke before, but it’s rare to see someone actually reading one of those papery things with pages.

 

Fuji XT5 and Viltrox 75mm f1.2 : ACROS + R film sim + extra contrast dialled in via Snapseed on iPad Pro

2 ème journée de mon work shop avec Bertrant Meunier.

Le sujet sera le même que la veille : Les frontières de la ville.

 

La veille, traitée en noir blanc, ma série évoquait le coté sordide mais si attachant des ces abords des voies ferrées pénétrant nos villes. Avec ses frontières limites border line , et peuplés d'objets de nos rebuts, de nos pertes et de nos profits.

 

Ce jour, il sera question des abords dictatoriaux de nos cités :

Métal plat et lisse, bitume et lignes peintes en tous sens,

carrefours pompeux et navrants , fléchages rudimentaires et autoritaires, façades d'ambitions anonymes et froides comme un ciel d'hiver... bleu.

Une litanie.

...

 

2nd day of my work shop with Bertrant Meunier.

The subject will be the same as the day before: The boundaries of the city.

 

The day before, treated in black and white, my series evoked the sordid but endearing of these along the railway tracks penetrating our towns nearby. With its limitations borderline, and populated objects of our waste, our losses and our profits borders.

 

Date, will be discussed dictatorial outskirts of our cities:

Flat, smooth metal, asphalt and painted lines in every direction,

intersections pompous and heartbreaking, arrowings rudimentary and authoritarian, facades of anonymous and ambitions as a cold blue winter sky. ...

A litany.

 

An old shot given a fresh coat of paint for this weeks Macro Mondays. This weeks theme is "As long as it ticks" HMM :)

 

Texture by Lenabem-Anna. Thank you :)

This is a decorated leaf from a Petrus Riga “Aurora”, a medieval poem, written in England in the fourteenth century.

 

The text is from Liber primus regum (I Kings) and is lines 185-248 of that part of the poem and appears to be the third of the three original versions. It relates to I Kings from towards the end of chapter 5 to the beginning of chapter 8.

 

The size of the leaf is 268/284mm x198mm (10 1/2 - 11 3/20ins. x 7 8/10ins.).

 

OTHER LEAVES: -

Other leaves from the same manuscript have been found in searches of the Internet and available reference books. These are: -

1. Bernard Quaritch Catalogue 1348 “Bookhands of the Middle Ages : Part VIII, Medieval Manuscripts” (2007), Item No. 96. This was a single leaf from the Book of Numbers and it had been in the collection of Bernard M. Rosenthal of San Francisco.

2. Marquette University – two leaves donated by Dr. and Mrs John Pick.

 

PROVENANCE: -

The leaf is from the Petrus Riga “Aurora that was lot 229 in the Sotheby’s auction of Important Western and Oriental Manuscripts and Miniatures held on 11th. July 1966 and which had been the property of the Grosvenor family (the Dukes of Westminster).

The lot was purchased by the dealership Francis Edwards of Marylebone High Street, who took out the damaged leaves (and sold them separately) and offered the bulk of the book still in one piece in a number of their catalogues.

This particular leaf must have been sold to a person living in New York as the back of the frame it was mounted in had the label on it of Midtown Plaza Art Shop, Midtown Plaza Mall, Rochester, New York.

 

GENERAL COMMENTS: -

This is evidently one of the damaged leaves that were removed from the book. With the exception of a portion having been torn away from the bottom, the leaf is in excellent condition. It is not known how many leaves were sufficiently damaged to warrant their removal from the book more than fifty years ago. As it has only been possible to trace three others, is it probably very few.

Manuscripts of the “Aurora” were produced in large numbers in the thirteenth century to such an extent that very few copies were made in the fourteenth century. This leaf, being from one of these later copies, makes it highly desirable.

 

PETRUS RIGA AND THE “AURORA”: -

Petrus Riga, was probably born in about 1140, became a priest at Notre Dame de Reims in France and a Canon Regular of the Order of St. Augustine at St. Denis (also in Reims), and probably wrote the “Aurora”, a poem, between 1170 and 1200. He died in 1209.

The Aurora is essentially a series of long Latin poems which re-narrate (and often clarify) the content of several books of the Bible. It was apparently very well known in the high and later Middle Ages and more than 250 manuscript copies of the 15,000-line work survive.

  

Arriba: Señalética actualizada de la estación Acoyte de la línea A en donde indica que el destino final ahora es la nueva estación Carabobo. Antes, y hasta ayer, en lugar de decir "a Carabobo" decía "a Primera Junta" cuando la traza llegaba hasta esa estación, que fue terminal del extremo Oeste de esta línea desde 1914.

 

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Texto: Propio.

  

Recién hoy cambian las señales de entrada, a mas de un mes de la inauguración del primer tramo de la prolongación de la línea A hasta estación Carabobo. Mas vale tarde que nunca ...

También, actualizaron los mapas que se ubican detrás de los accesos. Sucede que antes ni siquiera figuraba la línea H en esos mapas y resulta que ahora, además de extender la línea celeste en los mapas hasta Carabobo, también recordaron dibujar el primer tramo de la línea H, inaugurado el 18 de Octubre de 2007.

Como las estaciones de la línea A tienen un solo nivel, en la vereda de enfrente, dejaron las señales que dicen "a Plaza de Mayo" y en Primera Junta como antes decía solo "a Plaza de Mayo" (por haber sido la terminal de la línea), ahora dice "a Plaza de Mayo y Carabobo" ya que posee dos andenes centrales y un nivel intermedio para que el pasajero pueda elegir una dirección o la otra.

 

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多くの日数が経過しているとあなたのチームは最終的に場所を見つけた!あなたのすべてはどこかに怒鳴るから来る悪を感じることができる。

それは奈落の底の魂ですか。またはそれがこの場所をのために構築されている理由でしょうか?刑務所のような?障壁?

 

[Photo and plot by myself - I don't have any idea if the text is correct in Japanese, but it'd look much more like a videogame RPG with subtitles in that language - at least on my mind.. if the language is terribly wrong, please correct me! ;)]

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