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lola_juanlu tarafından 2011-05-24 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Etimológicamente, Alhambra en árabe es "al-Ħamrā " (la Roja, اَلْحَمْرَاء), procedente del nombre completo "al-Qal'a al-hamra" (Fortaleza roja).
Y además con el Resultado del Fuji Velvia más roja todavía. Nos ha sorprendido el color super rojo que hemos obtenido, esperando el rosado.
Esta película es sorprendente. Con una ColorSplash, obtuvimos un color AZUL, brutal, ver los resultados en:
http://www.lomography.es/homes/lola_juanlu/albums/1643977-punta-candor-2010-08/photos/11945567
After the long travel, it feeled good to be in Nouna and I enjoyed the beautiful garden of the "Touba" guesthouse where we stayed to make some first shots with the Jupiter3+ lens mounted on my Canon P. I also took some shots of little Felix, the son of our tenants who was so sweet and always willing to be photographed. Later, we made a visit to the traditional district chief and I asked him his authorization to take pictures of the people of Nouna for my portraits project. He agreed for it and was willing to take the pose with his family for some portraits: the realisation of the project had started! :)
gepo1303 tarafından 2013-09-21 tarihinde paylaşıldı
Located on a 23- hectare plot of land, this military cemetery was created in September 1944 Initiated by the first Infantry Division of the First US Army, the work involved in building the cemetery and the Memorial was finished in 1960. 7,989 American soldiers who fell during the First Army's advance through northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany and during the bitter fighting in the Ardennes in the winter of 1944-1945 are buried in this necropolis. All the graves are identical (a white marble cross) and in perfect alignment. General Frederick W. Bastle is buried in this cemetery. He was killed on Christmas Eve, in 19454, when he was in command of the largest group of bombardiers in military history. The Memorial Day has been held every year since 1945, in late May or early June. General Eisenhower in person attended the first Memorial Day. At the extreme right of the colonnade, the museum room welcomes visitors. From the central avenue there is a magnificent view over the Pays de Herve.
