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#Winter Sea
"The blue expanse of the Mediterranean,
enchanter and deceiver of audacious men,
preserve the secret of its charm ...
Under the wonderful purity of the sky at sunset "
Joseph Conrad
a walk to the sea, a few Sundays ago....
I love the sea in winter, sweet and melancholic, like the music of Nino Rota written for Amarcord by Federico Fellini
I'm sorry for the little presence in recent days
Bad headaches did not allow me to stay a long time on the computer.
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Seventy elephants are killed every day for the tusks. Every week 20 rhinos disappear. Poaching not 'truce and international commitments do not seem to bring the desired results. The pace of killings is likely to climb every prediction about the possible extinction of these wonderful creatures. Fangs, horns and skins feeding a lap of illicit business estimated at over 23 billion dollars a year. But you can not surrender to this devastating scenario, because it is understood, in these years, that there are appropriate measures to stop poaching, which has now become a major activity of international criminal groups, such as drug trafficking and trafficking human.
But corruption among police, poachers and "anti-poaching" is stronger than laws.
It 's amazing that even today, in 2016, in a world that is moving increasingly towards vegan, respect for animals, all this happens as in past centuries.
World should take action, not enough rules of the African countries....
in order to lighten the news...
overlapping of my landscapes, elephants thanks to Pixabay
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sun, trees, rain, mountains, wind, dry ground. Global Warming.
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In the tiny hamlet of Gateway on Highway 141 in Colorado is a cool diner, an up-market resort (built and funded by the founder of the Discovery Channel), a library, school and not much else. Watching over it all is this beautiful butte called The Palisade.
Caraguá-SP - Brasil
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(EXPLORED No. 2 - November 6, 2013)
Fluid Time I - Architecture as parallel reality... blog.juliaannagospodarou.com/fluid-time-i/
Chicago - Jay Pritzker Pavilion (Arch. Frank Gehry) & Aon Center (Arch. Edward Durell)
T/S LE = Tilt + Shift + Long Exposure
Shot with Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II – maximum tilt & shift, using the Formatt Hitech Filters ProStop IRND JT (aka Joel Tjintjelaar) Signature Edition filter kit, the best ND filters I've used so far, and processed using extensively Topaz Labs BW Effects 2, ReMask & Detail 3 + PS CS6 & LR5 (don't forget you can use the code juliaannagospodarou to get 15% discount for ordering any Topaz product at this link www.topazlabs.com/782.html)
A long time since my last architectural image, you might wonder if I'm still doing photography : ) Well, the answer is YES, more than ever, but now that I'm doing it professionally I'm spending time doing a lot more than just working on my images (which I still love more than everything else). Not that I don't like the whole process, it's so very exciting and it suits me like a glove, but you have to know, doing photography as a business is much more than shooting and processing your photos, SO much more!! And you have just one choice, if you want to do your job at a top level, you have to spend time doing all the things around it. That's what I did with the Chicago Workshop, that's what I did with the Athens Workshop that took place this past weekend and was a great success blog.juliaannagospodarou.com/athens-workshop-2013/ ) and that's what I do with all my other activities, be they teaching, mentoring or else.
This is the first image I'm posting from the Chicago workshop, a workshop I did with a great team of photographers and that is still the architectural event of the year. Chicago is a amazing place and has won a big place in my heart. As Frank Lloyd Wright says: "Eventually, I think Chicago will be the most beautiful great city left in the world...” He is right and I'm already looking forward to the moment I'll be back there!
And now, as always from me, a few words about my vision behind this image.
Time, space ...they are just conventions. Living inside them can be just as easy as living outside them and the reality of living outside them can be just as real as the one of relating to them. If you need a proof just try to dream. Who says that dreaming is not a reality? Just as imagination can be reality as well. Who says that the world needs to have a material shape to be real?
Who says that we have to always relate to the same constants that are time and space and not create different times and different spaces that will cover different realities?...
Different from what you were used from me lately, more in line with my older architectural work, it's been a long time since I've showed an entire building in a frame, let alone 5 buildings, but I was thinking for a long time to make a series as the one I'm starting today. If you know me you know I love long exposure, I love motion blur and any kind of blur that can give me the freedom to bypass reality and go where noone else has been. I love the freedom these ways of seeing the world give to my imagination and now I also have a lens that will help me with putting in practice what my mind has already seen a long time ago: The Queen of the Lenses, Her Majesty The T/S Lens. : ) This image is the beginning of a direction I wanted to explore for a long time, architecture as a parallel reality. What I'm always looking for in my architectural images is to find the dream in architecture, in essence to find the soul of the building I'm photographing. I think now I'm closer than even to this soul and I'll show it to you too over the months to come.
_Technical data:_ 141.0 sec. @ f/11, ISO 100, Canon 5D MK3, Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II, 10+3 stops Hitech ProStop IRND filters. Processing: LR5, PS CS6, Topaz B&W Effects 2_
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Everything is turning green for Spring
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The Twelve Apostles is a collection of limestone stacks off the shore of the Port Campbell National Park, by the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Their proximity to one another has made the site a popular tourist attraction. Currently there are eight apostles left, the ninth one of the stacks collapsed dramatically in July 2005. The name remains significant and spectacular especially in the Australian tourism industry.
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Zager and Evans, "In The Year 2525"
In the year 2525, if man is still alive
If woman can survive, they may find
In the year 3535
Ain't gonna need to tell the truth, tell no lie
Everything you think, do and say
Is in the pill you took today
In the year 4545
You ain't gonna need your teeth, won't need your eyes
You won't find a thing to chew
Nobody's gonna look at you
In the year 5555
Your arms hangin' limp at your sides
Your legs got nothin' to do
Some machine's doin' that for you
In the year 6565
You won't need no husband, won't need no wife
You'll pick your son, pick your daughter too
From the bottom of a long glass tube
In the year 7510
If God's a coming, He oughta make it by then
Maybe He'll look around Himself and say
Guess it's time for the judgment day
In the year 8510
God is gonna shake His mighty head
He'll either say I'm pleased where man has been
Or tear it down, and start again
In the year 9595
I'm kinda wonderin' if man is gonna be alive
He's taken everything this old earth can give
And he ain't put back nothing
Now it's been ten thousand years
Man has cried a billion tears
For what, he never knew, now man's reign is through
But through eternal night, the twinkling of starlight
So very far away, maybe it's only yesterday
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WYPTE Class 141/0 numbers 55533 and 55513 stand in platform 8 at Leeds after arriving with the 1300 from Huddersfield. This is set No 141012, though not carring set numbers here, it would become No 141113 and would be preserved at Butterley.
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Ref No 05048.
Only a few cars pass the Dragging Equipment Detector (MP-OOJ 141.0) trackage rights train CSX Z352-06 (NS 736) cruises down the mountain at 30 mph, this scherer coal bucket is bound for Plant Scherer at Juliette, GA on the NS. Once the 125 cars train at that time, get into Chattanooga back on the NS trackage the Memphis East End crew will hand the load to the Georgia Div. crews where the train will continued its long journey south til it arrive to its destination to be dump.
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A Class 141 DMU 141006 (55527 & 55507) passes the current site of Bentley station forming a down passenger train, 2B14 13.05 Doncaster to Leeds - 07/11/1985 (13:13).
© 2014 - 53A Models of Hull Collection. Scanned from the original 35mm colour transparency; photographed by Garry Cartwright.
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Die von den Bahn-Azubis im Jahre 2001 schwarz / gelb gestaltete Lok der Baureihe 101, welche gegen Hass und Gewalt an Deutchlands Bahnhöfen und Zügen "wirbt", rauscht in wenigen Sekunden mit ihrem IC 2064 nach Karlsruhe durch Unterasbach in Richtung Ansbach. Im Hintergrund kann man den Nürnberger Fernsehturm sehen. Die Lok wurde 2009, nachdem die Folie sehr zerrupft war neu beklebt, gehalten hat es nicht sehr lange... Mehr zur Lok: www.eib2000-ffm.de
Stored at Leeds Neville Hill are Class 141/0 numbers 141019, 141006, and 141020 waiting tranfer to Kilmarnock for conversion to Class 141/1, they will return as 141120, 141107 and 141101.
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Ref No 07043.
WYPTE Class 141/0 number 55532 stands in Platform 7 at Leeds after arriving with 2L53 the 1329 from Goole, in the background on platform 5 Class 43 No 43049 NEVILLE HILL waits departure with a train to London Kings Cross.
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Ref No 05051.
Berlin Schönefeld Flughafen, 27 September 2016.
Seen with the night train EN 476 (EuroNight Metropol) from Budapest and Prague to Berlin.
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The interior of WYPTE Class 141/0 number 55530 on a Leeds to Castleford train.
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Ref No 05087.
Oil on canvas; 141.0 x 184.1 cm.
Gilbert Spencer painted portraits, genre scenes and murals but was chiefly a landscape artist. Born at Cookham, Berkshire thirteen months after his brother, the painter Stanley Spencer, Spencer studied at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, the Royal College of Art and the Slade School of Fine Art. He had his first one-man show at the Goupil Gallery in 1923. From 1940-1943 he was appointed an official war artist. Spencer taught at the Royal College of Art and was Head of Painting both at Glasgow School of Art and Camberwell. He was elected an Associate Royal Academician (A.R.A) in 1950 and a full member in the early 1960s. The artist was widely exhibited during his lifetime and examples of his work are held in major public and private collections, including the Tate Gallery and the Royal Academy. He published the biography Stanley Spencer in 1961 and his autobiography Memoirs of a Painter (1974).
My name is Adam, I'm 36, and I live in Colorado. I have signed up to participate in the 2006 Florida Ironman.
I started training for the event on Jan 1st, 2006 weighing 362.2 lbs (at 6'3"). My goal is to A) lose 140.6 lbs (which equals the total miles covered in an Ironman) before the start of the 2006 Florida Ironman and B) become an official Ironman finisher on Nov 4th 2006. I was certainly big enough to get Gastric bypass surgery but wanted to prove it could be done with a lifestyle change and sweat.
This will be the second time I will have lost significant weight in a year(ish) time frame. 10 years ago I lost 132 lbs because of a $100 bet with a buddy. I remember before I lost weight the first time if was even possible. I felt helpless at times. After the success of the first big weight loss I knew it was about setting up a good plan and sticking to it. I have been big most of my life and started doing triathlons to lose weight. I didn't eat well so I really didn’t lose any weight (here is a site I did for the 2004 Escape from Alcatraz www.betacode.com I weighed about 340. I was last but I finished the darn thing!) In November 2005 I was watching the Ironman and decided heck I'll sign up for the Florida event in Nov 2006. I put off starting to train so I could make it my new years resolution (or so I could eat well over the holidays - you be the judge.) Here is my weight loss plan:
1. Calories in - less than calories expended.
I am eating 3 meals (+ 1 snack usually fruit) and staying under 1,406 calories (Low fat and choosing whole grain if possible.) I average about 1,000 to 1,200 calories per day. First week was kind of tough but I would make sure I drank large glasses of ice water at meal time to help fill me up. Now it's pretty easy. I can even go out to eat now and make good decisions and leave food on my plate.
2. Peak Interval training.
Last time I lost a bunch of weight I noticed I would lose more in weeks where my training heart rate would peak and valley through out my work out (I thought I was building to get faster.) That is I would do 2-5 minutes of cardio at 108-120 BPM and follow that with 2-5 min at 150-162 BPM. So now I just put the Cardio time in (at this point 90 minutes a day) and I have had some great results.
Now that I am within 3 months of my race dates I have switched my training to long sustained work outs. On short days I still do Peak Interval training but for the most part I am running or riding for a couple hours at a set heart rate.
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I'm not fast, I'm indestructible!
GOAL MET on Sept 29, 2006 down 140.6 LBS!!!!!!
Weight loss this week: -3.8 lbs
STARTING WEIGHT = 362.2 LBS - (Jan 1st 2006)
CURRENT WEIGHT = 221.2 LBS
GOAL WEIGHT = 221.6 LBS - (achieved by Nov 4th, 2006)
LBS Lost so far: 141.0 lbs
LBS to Go = 0 LBS
Days to GO = 35 days
I am in week 39 of 44.
updated Sept 29,2006
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Title: "Thüringen und der Harz, mit ihren Merkwürdigkeiten, Volkssagen und Legenden. Historisch-romantische Beschreibung aller in Thüringen und auf dem Harz vorhanden gewesenen und noch vorhandenen Schlösser, Burgen, Klöster, etc. [By L. Storch, C. Duval, W. Schoenichen, F. von. S., H. Doering and others, and edited by F. von S.]"
Author: SYDOW, Friedrich von.
Contributor: DOERING, Johann Michael Heinrich.
Contributor: DUVAL, Carl.
Contributor: SCHOENICHEN, W.
Contributor: STORCH, Ludwig.
Shelfmark: "British Library HMNTS 10235.g.1."
Volume: 01
Page: 141
Place of Publishing: Sondershausen
Date of Publishing: 1839
Issuance: monographic
Identifier: 003561114
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Title: "[Picturesque America; or, the Land we live in. A delineation by pen and pencil of the mountains, rivers, lakes ... cities and other picturesque features of our country. With illustrations ... by eminent American artists. Edited by W. C. Bryant.]", "Single Works"
Author: BRYANT, William Cullen.
Shelfmark: "British Library HMNTS 10411.k.13."
Volume: 02
Page: 141
Place of Publishing: London
Date of Publishing: 1894
Issuance: monographic
Identifier: 000510822
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