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The tip that I practiced was getting shots in any type of weather. Here, I was in a pretty foggy forest on my hike to Franklin Falls. The fog adds sort of a mysterious atmosphere to the photo which is something you can't really get with other weathers. I really enjoy this element of fog! There is so much you can do with it!
Study Tip: Put technology in the corner. Distractions only lower your grade. Try and keep the phone away from the textbooks. #study #studytip
Tidy Tips (Layia platyglossa). A native California wildflower. Photographed on a serpentine rock exposure behind Barkley Fields in Woodside, California.
The University of Washington College of Education explored efforts to advance educational opportunity during its EduTalk event "Tipping Points: Leveraging Change in Education," February 27, 2020, at Burke Museum. Learn more about EduTalks at education.uw.edu/edutalks.
Els gegants del Poble Espanyol
Els gegants i capgrossos, i molts altres éssers fantà stics, són tÃpics de les festes majors i, sobretot, de la festa de Corpus. Aquesta festivitat religiosa va ser instaurada per l'Església Catòlica al segle XIV i se celebrava arreu d'Europa. Segons els antropòlegs, tots aquells personatges són descendents d'altres més antics, anteriors al cristianisme. Amb la festa del Corpus (o festa del Cos de Crist), l'Església va cristianitzar aquestes restes del paganisme i els gegants i tota la cort d'acompanyants es van convertir en personatges festius. En molts pobles i ciutats de Catalunya continua molt viva la tradició de treure'ls a ballar.
Els gegants del Poble Espanyol són la Clara i en Marcel, que reten homenatge als primers visitants del recinte en la seva inauguració, l'any 1929. Quatre gegants representen les estacions de l'any i, simbòlicament, les diferents etapes de la vida: Rosalia (primavera), Feliu (estiu), Paulina (tardor) i Andreu (hivern).
Los gigantes del Poble Espanyol
Los gigantes y cabezudos, y muchos otros seres fantásticos, son tÃpicos de las fiestas mayores y, sobre todo, de la fiesta de Corpus. Esta festividad religiosa fue instaurada por la Iglesia Católica en el siglo XIV y se celebraba en toda Europa. Según los antropólogos, todos aquellos personajes son descendientes de otros más antiguos, anteriores al cristianismo. Con la fiesta del Corpus (o fiesta del Cuerpo de Cristo), la Iglesia cristianizó estos restos del paganismo y los gigantes y toda la corte de acompañantes se convirtieron en personajes festivos. En muchos pueblos y ciudades de Cataluña continúa muy viva la tradición de sacarlos a bailar.
Los gigantes del Pueblo Español son Clara y Marcel, que rinden homenaje a los primeros visitantes del recinto en su inauguración, en 1929. Cuatro gigantes representan las estaciones del año y, simbólicamente, las diferentes etapas de la vida: Rosalia (primavera), Feliu (verano), Paulina (otoño) y Andreu (invierno).
The giants of the Poble Espanyol
The giants and large-headed carnival figures - among other mystical beings - are typical of the patronage festivals and, above all, the Corpus Christi festival. This religious festival was introduced by the Catholic Church in the fourteenth century and is celebrated across all Europe. According to anthropologists, all of the figures are descended from others that the pre-date Christianity. With the festival of Corpus Christi (or celebration of the Body of Christ), the Church converted the last pagans, and the giants and all of their companions became festival figures. In many towns and cities across Catalonia the tradition of bringing them out to dance remainsvery much alive.
The Poble Espanyol giants are Clara and Marcel, who pay homage to the compound's first visitors at its inauguration on 20 May 1929. The other four giants represent the seasons of the year and, symbolically, the different stages of life: Rosalia (spring), Feliu (summer), Paulina (autumn) and Andreu (winter).
Neighbour called over this afternoon excited that he had unidentified butterflies rutting in his garden.
He knew I liked macro photography so I went over with MP-E 65mm and MT-14EX ring flash.
We managed to identify the copulating pair as Orange Tip butterflies.
Seems alittle early for it but it was a nice day so why not eh?!?
Chef Karen Kleinknecht, an instructor at the Scottsdale Culinary Institute, explains how to properly wash hands prior to food preparation. (Photo by Joanne Ingram/News21)
Technology, Innovation, People and Systems (TIPS) conference 2018. Held at Radisson Blu Gautrain Hotel, Sandton, Johannesburg on the 28th of February 2018.