Tribute in Light
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A tribute to fellow Flickr photographers and friends.
Thank you for all the inspiration and learning. I had an amazing time over last year fiddling with photography from auto to manual mode.
And no it is not me :)
911 Memorial, New York, NY
The twin beams of Tribute In Light shoot skyward commemorating the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks in New York City. As the evening weather is drizzling, overcast with low and thick clouds, the two vertical columns of light do not reach as high in the sky and the blue hue is not as visible as in prior years.
God said “ I need someone who can hear the sneeze through closed doors, in the middle of the night, 3 bedrooms away while daddy snores next to her, who could kiss the boo-boos, scare away the monsters under the bed, clean up the middle-of-the-night accidents, and live off 4 hours of interrupted sleep-so God made a mother.
Much missed, thanks mom for all you did while I was growing up, your children and grand children miss you.
This photo is an adaptation of a famous Pink Floyd poster. The body paints feature album covers from some of the most popular albums of the group, in chronological order.
Recognitions
This picture was made cover of group Sound and Vision - Music in SL in June 2020
To accompany this photo, here is one of the greatest song from the band: Listen
I was really sad to hear that Elvion and its creators chose to leave their virtual worlds but I wish them the very best in the real world.
My time didn´t allow me to explore Elvion very often, but when it did, I had the most magical encounters.
Call it magic, call it true
I call it magic when I'm with you
And I just got broken, broken into two
Still I call it magic, when I'm next to you
8th July 2013 - A tribute shot of Hawker Hunter T7 WV372 (G-BXFI) taken at the departure day of the RAF Waddington airshow.
On 22 August 2015, this aircraft crashed into vehicles on the A27 main road during a display at the Shoreham Airshow in Shoreham-by-Sea, England, killing at least 11 people and injuring 16 others. Four people were hospitalised, with one, the pilot, in a critical condition.
It is the deadliest air show accident in the United Kingdom since the 1952 Farnborough air show crash, which killed 31 people. On 24 August, all Hawker Hunter aircraft in the United Kingdom were grounded in response to the accident.
My thoughts and condolences go out to all the families involved and hoping that Andy Hill (the pilot) pulls through and makes a speedy recovery.
The cause of the accident is not yet known although it looked like a power issue was to blame rather than pilot error from the video footage I have seen.
Aviccii - Wake me up
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Aviccii was the third Swedish celebrity who died within a couple of weeks. He was the most well known of them, outside Sweden. Only 28 y.o... but one of the biggest.
Flowers left on the step of a beach hut on the coast at Southend. Leaves me with so many questions as to who they are for. I like the bold primary colours of the hut and flowers and the sand attached to them from the beach.
In my Blocks-tessellation-serie I added each time more and more diagonals with every new model. This time I added them all, as you see.
In fact this is one tessellation, I folded it twice so you can see the back and the front both in the colored version. Only the edge is a bit different.
I call this tessellation "Tribute", because the pattern I found (independently), has similarity with the founders of tessellations Shuzo Fujimoto (Japan) and Frank van Kollum (The Netherlands).
So it's not new what I doing, I just like playing with geometrical forms, mixing them up and it's fun to do ;-))
Folded from 15x15cm kamipaper (harmony), grit 1:32 + all diagonals.
From the General Public seen beneath the stature of Queen Victoria to mark the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II . Seen in Victoria Square in Hull City Centre ..
"Only creativity brings us close to paradise" - Friedensreich Hundertwasser Regentag
About this great Austrian artist and architect:
Exposing for the highlights on a sunny day. Avoiding the horrid news. Slightly desaturated in the center of the thistle.
Thanks for looking. Staying reasonably sane by wandering around outdoors for as long as it takes. 2020?
Yesterday, an incredible concert in the middle of the province of Lower Saxony
Slowhand: A tribute to Eric Clapton
And a test for my new Nikon Z fc
Yesterday we lost Jane Goodall, primatologist and conservationist, who was a tireless advocate for the protection and restoration of the natural world. She did extraordinary work studying Chimpanzees by immersing herself in their world from the inside for months on end. Our paths crossed when we served on the Board of a medical institution in East Africa in the late 1990s and early 2000s. She was a remarkable woman!
My tribute to Thailand, Asia Pacific. All my respect to Amandat, the great RL artist who lives there and keeps a native culture, style and spirit in every of her artwork.
Art: Art Journey
Artist: Amandat Tamatzui
(FILES) This file photo taken in Paris on December 15, 2020 shows French photographer Sabine Weiss poses during a photo session at her home. - French photographer Sabine Weiss, aged 97, died, family said on December 29, 2021. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP)
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Etre maman, le plus beau métier du monde! : )
ps:mon premier essais au digital painting des cheuveux (à la souris :s )
Looking forward to be in my real lair... #sea #southwestfrance #paysbasque #saintjeandeluz #summer #afterCovid19 #breath #sport #smile #hat #freckles
The Lethbridge Viaduct or Hi Level Bridge, as it's also known, was completed in 1909 and cost a staggering (at that time) sum of 1.3 million dollars. It was originally built to access the coal mines in the area, which in their heyday, numbered around a hundred along with over 3200 km of tunnels. Spanning 1.6 km long and 96 meters high, it's the longest and highest trestle bridge in the world and is still used today.
In a park on the edge of the coulee overlooking the bridge, there were a couple of sculptured locomotive wheels placed in tribute to the Galt family, who were key figures in the development of Lethbridge. I thought it would be interesting to catch the setting sun as it ducked behind one of the wheels. It was a spontaneous decision to try for the shot and a friend was kind enough to bring us here. Unfortunately, I was ill prepared and did not have a tripod with me. Also, in retrospect, I should have looked for a composition to show more separation of the bridge as it's kind of lost in the background. This is the best of three shots, which is is enhanced with saturation and sharpness to qualify for Sliders Sunday.