Another from Monday's visit to the ruins of St James Church Ruins in Norfolk.
Bronica ETRS, Ilford Delta 400 developed in Beutler two part.
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Forest lake today 5, West Siberia, @Russia
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Dung Beetle as Art 😅
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Flowers. Cannot remember where I took this pic.
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Cottonwood Borer Beetle Florida
One of the largest beetles in North America reaching sizes of 1.6" (4.0 cm) in length.
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One of the largest beetles in North America reaching sizes of 1.6" (4.0 cm) in length.
Cottonwood Borer Beetle Florida
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Wide, fast, and sharp: 11mm F1.8 for Sony APS-C. Perfect for night-sky and interior shots.
YN11mm F1.8S DA DSM Wide Angle Lens for Sony E
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Oppo K14 Plus launches in India on September 29 with a 144Hz AMOLED display, MediaTek 7360 Max chip, 8,000mAh battery and 45W charging.
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Warthog Skull I found just behind my little garden.
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Not feelin' the photography atm . But here's a fully moisturized character from the archive.
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Straatgezicht tijdens een marktdag in een dorp ten zuiden van Oaxaca, Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
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Sometimes nature does the editing.
The mist from Wachirathan Waterfall created this rainbow in the afternoon light.
📍 Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai in Thailand
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On the residue of the sacred — what remains in a space after belief has passed through it.
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I still have quite a few kilometers to go before reaching today’s destination, and there’s never enough time. Still, I decide to spend five minutes walking through this small town.
Although it’s located inland, Loseto is currently a neighborhood of Bari, in the Puglia region of southeastern Italy.
To enter the historic center, you must pass through the monumental gate. The plaque, inscribed in Latin, reads: “To God, the Highest and Greatest. O traveler, this town you now see was once an ancient and barren heap of rubble. But, once the church was built, numerous houses were constructed, an olive press was erected, and the uncultivated lands were tilled, the excellent gentleman Francesco De Ruggiero offered a sacred place to the Church, a home to the inhabitants, a comfortable livelihood to those who harvest olives, wealth to the farmers, and beauty to the entire town. Realizing that now only a gate was missing, he also added the gate. In the year of salvation 1778.”
Once through the gate, you find yourself in the square where the church of San Giorgio Martire was built. Then cycle down an alley to reach the baronial castle.
The building stands on the foundations of an older outpost from the Norman-Swabian era.
The current structure was rebuilt and expanded primarily during the 15th century. In the 16th century, Bona Sforza, Queen of Poland and Duchess of Bari, donated the fiefdom of Loseto to her courtier Giosuè de Ruggiero. His descendants retained ownership and made radical alterations in 1764, transforming the medieval fortress into a two-story baronial palace with a pentagonal floor plan.
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Although it’s located inland, Loseto is currently a neighborhood of Bari, in the Puglia region of southeastern Italy.
To enter the historic center, you must pass through the monumental gate. The plaque, inscribed in Latin, reads: “To God, the Highest and Greatest. O traveler, this town you now see was once an ancient and barren heap of rubble. But, once the church was built, numerous houses were constructed, an olive press was erected, and the uncultivated lands were tilled, the excellent gentleman Francesco De Ruggiero offered a sacred place to the Church, a home to the inhabitants, a comfortable livelihood to those who harvest olives, wealth to the farmers, and beauty to the entire town. Realizing that now only a gate was missing, he also added the gate. In the year of salvation 1778.”
Once through the gate, you find yourself in the square where the church of San Giorgio Martire was built. Then cycle down an alley to reach the baronial castle.
The building stands on the foundations of an older outpost from the Norman-Swabian era.
The current structure was rebuilt and expanded primarily during the 15th century. In the 16th century, Bona Sforza, Queen of Poland and Duchess of Bari, donated the fiefdom of Loseto to her courtier Giosuè de Ruggiero. His descendants retained ownership and made radical alterations in 1764, transforming the medieval fortress into a two-story baronial palace with a pentagonal floor plan.
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#explore #biking
#cycling #photography
#BikeTooter #BikeLeans #bike