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Sunset at Joshua Tree National Park by Xiang&Jie This photo was taken at the Jumbo Rock Campground in Joshua Tree National Park. We were fortunate enough to have some light clouds partially covering the sky. Just a few minutes after the sun completely set, the clouds turned into a mix of golden and red colors, adding a beautiful touch to the image. It was a bit difficult to get a shot in this angle as there were like six cameras and tripods set up on the same spot by a photography group waiting for shooting star trails. You're invited to visit our portfolio at www.xjadventure.com/ To see a list of cameras and lens we use for all our photos, you're welcome to visit this page: www.xjadventure.com/p/our-equipments.html https://flic.kr/p/HDUgQh

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Escape by Xiang&Jie On the border of Arizona and Utah, a moderate hike revealed another world where you can enjoy absolute quietness and vast rock formation - a good way to escape from the noisy modern life. You're invited to visit our portfolio at www.xjadventure.com/ To see a list of cameras and lens we use for all our photos, you're welcome to visit this page: www.xjadventure.com/p/our-equipments.html https://flic.kr/p/LhnP5d

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Kissing the Light by Xiang&Jie Can you see the lady in this picture with her long hairs kissing the light beam? You're invited to visit our portfolio at www.xjadventure.com/ To see a list of cameras and lens we use for all our photos, you're welcome to visit this page: www.xjadventure.com/p/our-equipments.html https://flic.kr/p/Mkiwi2

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Vocês acharam que éramos frágeis, Como uma bolha de sabão soprada por um menino distraído Vocês acharam que nossas intenções eram dúbias E não puderam ver nossa cultura de ternura, nossa harmonia com o dia E quando vocês vieram com pesados maquinários e venenoso mercúrio Achando, confiantes, que era questão de tempo, Aconteceu o impensável e o tempo parou A bolha de sabão continha em si o universo E dentro deste universo outras ainda, que Pequeninas, Tinham ligação com todo o resto E, de presto, descobriram que nada podiam Seu trator estancou, seu tempo se revelou raso como rio assoreado O mundo nos viu e a bolha foi mais pesada que a fissão do átomo Somos toda a humanidade que existe E somos nós quem deixamos a herança A cartografia agora é nossa criança Que brinca com a sua criança. by Walker Dantas

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TEXTO SOBRE IMAGEM Participação especial Mª Fatima by Walker Dantas

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Kissing the Light by Xiang&Jie Can you see the lady in this picture with her long hairs kissing the light beam? You're invited to visit our portfolio at www.xjadventure.com/ To see a list of cameras and lens we use for all our photos, you're welcome to visit this page: www.xjadventure.com/p/our-equipments.html https://flic.kr/p/Mkiwi2

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Snowy Owl (Explored) by Mitch Vanbeekum Photography Took the day off yesterday and went searching for snowy owls. After 3 hours of walking, I finally stumbled upon this one. I watched it for 6 1/2 hours...it barely moved! Thanks for looking! https://flic.kr/p/22EhDm3

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Tre Cime di Lavaredo with reflection by CoolbieRe https://flic.kr/p/22HQgRM

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Beam of Light above Silver Jack by Matt Payne Photography Upon arriving at a high perch above Silver Jack Reservoir near Ridgway, Colorado, I witnessed one of the most interesting light displays of my life - this narrow but intense beam of sunlight lit up the entire horizon below the clouds and terminated at Chimney Rock, all above a wonderful display of changing aspen trees. What an amazing sight to behold. https://flic.kr/p/HMNEF6

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Colorful Cabins by dominique dubied "Every Moment can be History of tomorrow but its upon us what to do with this Moment" ~Samar Sudha https://flic.kr/p/21otX3k

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The Milky Way over Devil's Golf Course at Death Valley by Xiang&Jie You're invited to visit our portfolio at www.xjadventure.com/ We have an article about milky way photography: www.xjadventure.com/p/photographing-milky-way.html To see a list of cameras and lens we use for all our photos, you're welcome to visit this page: www.xjadventure.com/p/our-equipments.html https://flic.kr/p/Nr3Ms3

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Varus by Anselm Kiefer (1976) described in A Man in Love. My Struggle: 2 by Karl Ove Knausgaard translated by Don Bartlett.

[The first speaker is the autobiographical character, the second his friend Geir, based on the author Geir Angell Øygarden, they are discussing the different meaning of land, wilderness and place and they are discussing the social and physical world and the idea of “vitality”.]

“Have you seen that picture by Anselm Kiefer? It’s of a forest. All you can see is trees and snow, with red stains in places, and then there are some names of German poets written in white. Hölderlin, Rilke, Fichte, Kleist. It’s the greatest work of art since the war, perhaps in the whole of the previous century. What does it depict? A forest. What’s it about? Well, Auschwitz of course. Where’s the connection? It’s not about ideas, it reaches right down into the depths of culture, and it can’t be expressed in ideas.”

“Have you had a chance to see Shoah?

"No.”

“Forest, forest and more forest. And faces. Forest and gas and faces.”

“The picture’s called Varus. As far as I remember, he was a Roman army commander who lost a decisive battle in Germany. The line goes right back from the 70s to Tacitus. Schama traces it in Landscape and Memory. We could have added Odin, who hangs himself from a tree. Perhaps he does, I don’t remember. But it’s forest.”

“I can see where you’re going.”

“When I read Lucretius it’s all about the magnificence of the world. And that, the magnificence of the world, is of course a Baroque concept. It dies with the Baroque age. It’s about things. The physicality of things. Animals. Trees. Fish. If you’re sorry that action has disappeared, I’m sorry the world has disappeared. The physicality of it. We only have pictures of it. That’s what we relate to. But the apocalypse, what is it now? Trees disappearing in South America? Ice melting, the waters rising. If you write to recapture your gravity, I write to recapture the world. Yes, not the world I’m in. Definitely not the social world. The wonder-rooms of the Baroque age. The curiosity cabinets. And the world in Kiefer’s trees. That’s art. Nothing else.”

“A picture?”

“You’ve got me there. Yes a picture?”

[Image from:

http://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/two-germanys-deutsches-historisches-museum/2003

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2003 ‧ Drama/Comédia ‧ 2h 1m by Walker Dantas

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wlkr faz hoje 11 anos!

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2010

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Até mesmo por isso vou ficando em casa, dando o exemplo que queria ter tido. Não é por que não faço parte do grupo de risco que não posso ser uma transmissor, e isso é imperativo. Com os devidos cuidados posso até me exercitar rapidamente, como sempre faço, mas agora passo oitenta por cento do meu tempo isolado. Eu já vinha fazendo isso nos últimos anos mesmo, por que estava desempregado, e agora, de férias, só preciso relembrar como era. A meu favor tem o delivery de vinhos e de pizza, os livros que venho acumulando a minha vida toda, o novo disco do tame impala, a minha primeira (e última até agora) tarefa da minha aula de Estudos Culturais 1: ler Cultura e Imperialismo de Edward Said. #textao #mestrado #facul #cuiaba #UFMT https://ift.tt/2QvDvnG