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Always knew my collection of wine corks would come in useful.
Shot using Zuiko 50mm lens with Makinkon x 2 converter.
(photo prise avec appareil photo et objectif provisoirement rafistolés... merci de votre indulgence)
For this picture I used an old, more or less acquired lens. It is a „Auto Beriflex 135 mm 1:2.8“ with M42 connector. "Beriflex" was a brand name of the Berlin company Beroflex AG. A system camera can be connected with a suitable adapter.
Für dieses Bild habe ich ein altes, eher zufällig erworbenes Objektiv benutzt. Es ist ein „Auto Beriflex 135 mm f/2.8“ mit M42-Anschluss. „Beriflex“ war eine Markenbezeichnung der Berliner Firma Beroflex AG. An eine Systemkamera lassen sich alte Objektive hervorragend mit einem passenden Adapter verwenden.
Because they find prey using the sensitive tips of their bills, and not just eyesight, Willets can feed both during the day and at night.
Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera 6X6
Estenopeica, hecha en casa.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Mi galeria en Color www.flickr.com/photos/samycolor
Mi Galeria en B&N www.flickr.com/photos/samycollazo
Kodak Max 400
Kodak D-76
Exposure: 5 seg.
Pinhole-10 (6X6)
Pinhole .3mm
F.L. 51mm
F:170
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
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At the open-air museum of Groß Raden. This is the site for a Slavic settlement from the 9th and 10th centuries AD - and show two distinct building phases. The first settlement dates to the middle of the 9th century, but after just a few decades it was totally destroyed through fire. But the settlement was rebuilt again around 900.
The building to the left, with wattle and daub walls, is how the houses in the first phase looked. When the settlement was repopulated they built the kind of much sturdier blockhouses you can see to the right.
The place is thought to have been a gathering place, both for religious things and the exchange of goods, for the West Slavic tribe the Warnower (or Warnabi, Wrani et c. - the name comes in many forms).
The settlement (the name lost to us) was destroyed again around the year 1000 - but how is still a bit of a mystery. It has been speculated, though not proven, that this had something to do with the campaign by German king Otto III against Slavic tribes he made in 995.
After the abandonment this spot was left alone, not used to much more than animal grazing, until the archaeologists started to dig there in the 1973. The museum was opened in 1987. The main archaeologist behind this excavation, Ewald Schuldt, lived to see this, but died just a couple of weeks later.
I use "Big Head" for more fun.
For someone, orange groves - a common occurrence.
But for me it is something special.
In my country, oranges are not grow, and these trees are just amazing for me
Feel, like in a fairytale, and that's amazing
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Single Use~Macro Mondays. Cellophane, behind also a single use item. PCP test for home or office. HMM, hope not too much reality for a Monday! Indoor lighting, multiple sources. Not my test!
Pose Used : Lavarock Couples Bento Pose 81
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This is the church at abbaye Notre-Dame d'Ourscamp, which was founded in 1129 by Bernard of Clairvaux, at the site of an old oratory (which had been founded already back in 641). The place was for a long time the most important Cistercian monastery in northern France, with at times as many as 500 monks there.
The building history is of course many-layered, as is often cases with sites as this. The church was first built in the 12th century, but enlarged and Gothizied (is that a word? if not, it ought to be) in the 13th. There are of course several monastery buildings around, but the most striking ones are the two wings flanking the entrance (or what once was) to the church. One was built in 1677 and the other in 1748.
But of course the place did not survive the French Revolution - though its fate was somewhat unusual. In 1792 the place was disbanded and put on the market (the usual fate for such places was that someone bought it to quarry it for stone), but no one was interested - and it was turned into a hospital instead. In 1798 it was bought by a man who turned it into his castle (and most likely was the one that tore down the church to make it a suitable ruin for his gardens.......). The grandeur did not last. In 1823 it was turned into a cotton mill! And during the First World War it was occupied by German troops so the French bombed the place.
In 1941 a new religious order took over the place: Serviteurs de Jésus et de Marie (founded in 1930) and they are still there.
I used the fish-eye mode on my PowerShot for this Tiger Lily in my garden.
For Flickr Friday-mode and Sliders Sunday.
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View of the centre of the Belgian town of Ypres. Actually the town is in the Flemish speaking part of Belgium and there the name is Ieper - but the French name of the town were made quite (in)famous during the First World War.
The view here includes the Cloth hall (Lakenhalle van Ieper or Les Halles aux draps d'Ypres) originally built in the 13th century and St Martin's cathedral (Sint-Maartenskathedraal or Cathédrale Saint-Martin) begun in the same century, to be finished in 1370. Both these building were more or less completely destroyed in the First World War and the buildings you see now are (very well done) copies of the originals (the cathedral built in the 1920s and the Cloth hall 1930s-60s).
I used CEBO backdrop "Livingroom New York" for this photo.
Marketplace:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/CEBO-BackDrop-livingroom-NEW...
Inworld store:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Erotica%20Island/202/165/3948
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HDR
La Areca - Chrysalidocarpus lutescens (Areca lutescens)
Al género Chrysalido-carpus pertenecen unas veinte especies originarias de Madagascar, de las islas Comores y de otras islas de Tanzania. Los tallos son erguidos y solitarios, lisos o estriados. Las hojas forman un penacho apical y están insertas en la parte superior del tallo, mediante finísimos pecíolos.
La especie Chrysalidocarpus lutescens (Areca lutescens) que se utiliza también como planta de interior, es originaria de Madagascar, donde los indígenas la denominan "palmera mariposa". Las hojas arqueadas de color verde brillante con un eje central y nervios amarillos, tienen una consistencia de papel (ligera como un mariposa).
The Areca - Chrysalidocarpus lutescens (Areca lutescens)
Genre andalusia Chrysal-fall carpus twenty species from Madagascar, the Comoro Islands and other islands of Tanzania. The stems are erect and solitary, smooth or striated. The leaves form a tuft and apical inserted at the top of the stem, petioles through fine.
The species Chrysalidocarpus lutescens (Areca lutescens) is also used as indoor plant is native to Madagascar, where the natives called the "butterfly palm". Arched leaves of bright green with a yellow center line and nerves, have a consistency of paper (like a light butterfly).
This was used as artwork for a digital single release by musician Joe Hodgson who is launching his latest work and website this summer. All creative and arts folk are having to navigate difficult times this year!
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Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry - Richard P. Feynman
A close up of the yet to open flowers of the hair pin Banksia, Banksia spinulosa. Banksias are a favourite photographic subject of mine.
Have a wonderful new week!
Textures used:
French Kiss/Tableaux 4 Collection/Aurora and Goddess and Vintage Frames # 2
2 Lil' Owls/Lumen # 14
Topaz Filters used: Clean/Stylized, Clarity/Macro
The Maudaiae type of Paphhiopedilum, single flowered hybrid called after one of the first, and most delightful, hybrids made within this group. Their oval leaves are attractively mottled in green and gray-green, sometimes darkly peppered on the undersides, and their elegant flowers, carried proudly on tall, slender stems.
Made using new and glorious things from LOGO and Petrichor:
Hellion Horns - Out now at eBENTO.
Bella Head
Talorah Riane Collar
Talorah Riane Top
Talorah Riane Skirt
Talorah Riane Arms
Talorah Riane Human Legs
All will be on sale at Epiphany, sold either as individual items boxed with all sizes.... or as a fatpack with all items in one size.
Alora Overlay
Pose: Diversion - Look Away
I was trying to take some pics of the lake waters birds when this beauty showed up. The Phoebe really loves being around water and tries to stay that way all they can.
These houses on the island of Bequia are built with the environment in mind. They are built around the land and local
stone is used. Solar is mostly used for power and rain water is collected in cisterns.
I guess these tiny post-it skyscrapers are the only affordable housing left… but at least they‘re colorful! 😅
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Single Use".
Shot with a Nikon "LS-3510AF 50 mm F 3.5" (scanner) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
4 years..... And I don't know what to say. I need a word that says the last 4 years have been nothing short of euphoric. This didn't exist in my world, until you. I need a word that encompasses the last 4 years, and every minute of every day from here on.
I still can't believe how lucky I am, babydoll.
Marry me, Mrs. Logan. Please.
Happy Anniversary, my absolute, perfect everything.
Mood ♫ John Legend - I Don't Love You Like I Used To ♫
Pose by Ardent Poses (unreleased)
Hi gang! Here's an image that comes to mind when I think of a wintery wonderland.
Originally taken and submitted by John Salzarulo (thanks man!) I remixed this by wiping out the colours and making this image just purely black and white. I rejigged up some of the tones to make the trees and road jump out more. I think the scene of naturally white snow contrasts well with the black tones in the trees and road. We can see in this image that a technique known as 'leading lines' is partially used as our attention is drawn from the foreground to the background.
Photo free to download, remix, use etc..
Thanks for your support guys, stay awesome!
Bei der Verwendung ihres Rüssels ist Thora hier zu bewundern: flic.kr/p/2grbWmH, flic.kr/p/2geFQPR
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Thora can be admired here using her trunk: flic.kr/p/2grbWmH, flic.kr/p/2geFQPR
hair: POISON ROUGE Marylou Hat (Black)
dress: Versois et Maillox Bouvier Dress
bag: Versois et Maillox Boite Chapeau Bouvier Collection
heels: Versois et Maillox Bouvier Heels
hair: DOUX - Yves hairstyle
skin: [Glam Affair] Rain Skin [Lelutka EvoX] Sand
jewelry: *AvaWay* VALERIE Necklace & Earrings
head: Lelutka Avalon EvoX
eyes: Avi Glam
Camera used: Pinhole homemade camera 4X4
Camara Estenopeica, hecha en casa.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Mi galeria en Color www.flickr.com/photos/samycolor
Mi Galeria en B&N www.flickr.com/photos/samycollazo
Fomapan Classic 100
Pinhole-28 (4X4)
Exp.8 sec.
Pinhole .3mm
F.L. 25mm
F:83
Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
LIghtroom 3