#24-105mm

[crabsandbeer]

Wild ponies on Assateague Island, Maryland. by Kevin B. Moore

[aagdolla]

NYFW 2023 FEB.

[tatmanblue]

Caught In The Net IV by Frank Martin Roth Via Flickr: A huge wave breaker on La Palma, Canary Islands

[aisphotostuff]

The Girls @ cpre by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: www.adamswaine.co.uk

[alanyahnke]

All Around The Water Tank by Alan Yahnke Via Flickr: The water tank for the cows. Canon EOS 40d, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS

[sergbld]

Watch "Cosplay Furry Fox Costume Fursuit / Furlandia 2023 / Canon R6 + 24-105mm Lens" on YouTube

[solidsilverphoto]

Heavy Industry

[philotheoristic]

Roosevelt Lake... about 80 miles Northeast of Phoenix, AZ - within the Tonto National Forest

[fredomotophoto]

Basilique Sainte-Thérèse de Lisieux

La Basilique Sainte-Thérèse de Lisieux est un édifice religieux situé à Lisieux, en Normandie, France. Elle a été élevée en l’honneur de sainte Thérèse de l’Enfant Jésus peu de temps après sa canonisation.

Conception et construction

La basilique a été conçue dans un style romano-byzantin et a été construite entre 1929 et 1954. Elle mesure 95 mètres de haut et couvre une superficie de 4 500 m². Les murs supérieurs et de la crypte sont recouverts de marbres et de mosaïques qui évoquent le message de confiance et d’amour de sainte Thérèse, ainsi que son attachement à la nature.

Patrimoine

La Basilique Sainte-Thérèse de Lisieux a été labellisée « Patrimoine du XXe siècle » et a été inscrite au titre des monuments historiques le 14 septembre 2010, puis classée le 7 septembre 2011.

Visite

Aujourd’hui, l’édifice accueille plus de 600 000 visiteurs par an. Les visiteurs peuvent admirer les superbes mosaïques et les ornements intérieurs, ainsi que le reliquaire dédié à sainte Thérèse. La basilique est ouverte tous les jours, sauf le 1er mai et le 25 décembre.

Basilica of Saint Therese of Lisieux

The Basilica of Saint Therese of Lisieux is a religious building located in Lisieux, Normandy, France. It was built in honor of Saint Therese of the Child Jesus shortly after her canonization.

Design and Construction

The basilica was designed in a Romano-Byzantine style and was built between 1929 and 1954. It is 95 meters high and covers an area of ​​4,500 m². The upper and crypt walls are covered with marble and mosaics that evoke Saint Therese's message of trust and love, as well as her attachment to nature.

Heritage

The Basilica of Sainte-Thérèse de Lisieux was awarded the “20th Century Heritage” label and was listed as a historical monument on September 14, 2010, and then classified on September 7, 2011.

Visit

Today, the building welcomes more than 600,000 visitors per year. Visitors can admire the superb mosaics and interior decorations, as well as the reliquary dedicated to Saint Thérèse. The basilica is open every day, except May 1 and December 25.

[newfoundlandland]

A Walk in the Park by Karen C

[newmosbiusdesigns]

Light on the skyline by Sathish J Via Flickr: Rarely does the sky open up in the winter in the Pacific Northwest. So on the rare occasion when the snow-capped volcano graces the panoramic skyline of Seattle, it is worth trying to frame Tahoma behind the ever-changing skyline of Emerald City Seattle WA USA

[kerovous]

Turkish Cat by David Stephens

[dummy-kanji]

Namamugi por ubic from tokyo Por Flickr: 横浜市　生麦 Namamugi, Yokohama City SONY A7C + FE 24-105mm F4 G OSS

[photoncatcher]

Nikon D610; 1/60; F/4.5; ISO 125; 105mm

24/02/2024

[aisphotostuff]

The Girls @ cpre by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: www.adamswaine.co.uk

[alanyahnke]

They Don't Care by Alan Yahnke Via Flickr: The tree which has been sawed lays where it fell it seems. The mushrooms don't care which way the tree lies. They grow the same way any how.