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By Nicole Merdrignac

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La compagnie Faits Divers , en déambulation aux Esclaffades de Saint-Hélen (22)

By Gillian Everett

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29/365 2026 high key

Crepe Myrtle, in our garden, NSW Australia Sunday challenge SC182 - Post 1 February - High-key photography 29 IMG 5303 29/365

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By volker_hmbg

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Brunnenfigur am Unschlitt-Platz

HFF to all friends and visitors - and have a nice weekend de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dudelsackpfeiferbrunnen Scanned vom Papierbild.

By Nouchetdu38

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Gilley (25) 2 octobre 2012.

Z c'est mieux!!!!!

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By Xata

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HFF IS NOW CLOSED, WELCOME TO POST NEXT FRIDAY, ENJOY THE WEEK!

Monte Gordo, just before sunrise

By Ghislaine

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... dans la forêt lointaine...

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By Jaap van 't Veen

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België - Antwerpen, Sint-Carolus Borromeuskerk

In 1615, Jesuits from Antwerp began construction of their Baroque church. In 1621, the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk - as it was initially called - was completed. In 1773, the Jesuit order was abolished. A few decades later, the church became the parish church that it still is today and was given the name of its new patron saint: Sint-Carolus Borromeuskerk (St. Charles Borromeo Church). This is the Rubens Church par excellence. As a painter, decorator and architect, Peter Paul Rubens had a hand in the tower, the façade, the high altar, the ceiling stucco work and the Lady Chapel. Large sums of money were spent on decorating the interior. It was not for nothing that the church was called “the marble temple”. On 18 July 1718, lightning struck, destroying no fewer than 39 of Rubens' ceiling paintings in the flames. This was followed by a somewhat austere reconstruction of the column basilica. During the restoration in the 1980s, attempts were made to recreate the original interior from before 1718.

By Günter Klaus

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Wenn die Natur einen Lichtblick sendet :)) When nature sends a glimmer of hope :)) Quand la nature nous offre une lueur d'espoir :))

Das sind immer tolle Momente,wenn man bei einen Bild den richtigen Winkel hat und so die Natur wieder mal ein schönes Zeichen sendet :)) Pip1-4: Nahaufnahmen des Lichtblickes These are always wonderful moments when you get the right angle for a photo and nature sends another beautiful sign :)) Pip 1-4: Close-ups of the glimmer of light Ce sont toujours des moments merveilleux quand on trouve le bon angle pour une photo et que la nature nous offre un nouveau cadeau du ciel :)) Photos 1 à 4 : Gros plans sur les reflets de la lumière

By Günter Klaus

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Die doppelte Seifenblase vereint :)) The double soap bubble united :)) La double bulle de savon réunie :))

Es ist ja nicht immer einfach,eine Seifenblase auf den scharfen Schneekristallen zu setzen,hier hat sich eine doppelte Seifenblase ergeben,die auch etwas gehalten hat :)) Pip1-5: Nahaufnahmen der Seifenblase It's not always easy to place a soap bubble on sharp snowflakes; here, a double soap bubble formed, which even lasted a while :)) Pip 1-5: Close-ups of the soap bubble Il n'est pas toujours facile de faire tenir une bulle de savon sur des flocons de neige pointus ; ici, une double bulle s'est formée et a même tenu un bon moment :)) Pip 1-5 : Gros plans de la bulle de savon
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