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ÉditionPériode / année de publication
1re édition1978 — Price Guide to Antique and Classic Still Cameras
2e édition1980 environ
3e édition1981–1982
4e édition1983–1984
5e édition1985–1986
6e édition1987–1988
7e édition1990–1991
8e édition1992–1993
9e édition1995–1996
10e édition1997–1998
11e édition2001–2002
12e édition2005–2006
La 1re édition de 1978 portait simplement le titre Price Guide to Antique and Classic Still Cameras.
La 12e édition, publiée en 2004 mais intitulée 2005–2006, est la dernière édition effectivement publiée à ce jour. Elle compte 1 248 pages, plus de 40 000 appareils et plus de 10 000 illustrations.
**Un point particulièrement intéressant : 1999–2000
C'est une anomalie dans la numérotation. Il existe bel et bien un Price Guide to Antique & Classic Cameras: 1999–2000, publié en 1999, de 672 pages.
Pourtant, l'édition suivante, 2001–2002, est officiellement présentée comme la 11e édition.
Kaipu is a historic 100-year-old steam locomotive built in 1925 by Baldwin Locomotive Works. Operating on Kauai, it is currently the only working steam locomotive in the entire state of Hawaii. Maintained by the Grove Farm Museum, it runs on renovated tracks near the former Lihue Sugar Plantation Mill.
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The ancient paintings of the Ajanta Caves are among the greatest treasures of Indian art and a remarkable window into a world that flourished more than 1,500 years ago. Created between the 2nd century BCE and the 6th century CE, these exquisite murals cover the walls and ceilings of Buddhist monasteries and prayer halls carved into the rocky cliffs of Maharashtra. Their vibrant colors, graceful figures, and intricate details continue to captivate visitors from around the world.
More than works of art, the Ajanta paintings are visual stories of faith, compassion, and human experience. Many depict the Jataka tales, which narrate the previous lives of the Buddha, along with scenes of royal courts, merchants, musicians, nature, and everyday life. These murals reveal not only the spiritual ideals of Buddhism but also the social, cultural, and artistic richness of ancient India. The paintings are celebrated for their expressive faces, fluid movements, and extraordinary ability to convey emotion and storytelling. Their influence spread far beyond India, inspiring artistic traditions across Asia and along the Silk Roads. Today, the Ajanta paintings stand as a timeless testament to human creativity, devotion, and the enduring power of art to connect history, culture, and spirituality across centuries.
The ancient paintings of the Ajanta Caves are among the greatest treasures of Indian art and a remarkable window into a world that flourished more than 1,500 years ago. Created between the 2nd century BCE and the 6th century CE, these exquisite murals cover the walls and ceilings of Buddhist monasteries and prayer halls carved into the rocky cliffs of Maharashtra. Their vibrant colors, graceful figures, and intricate details continue to captivate visitors from around the world.
More than works of art, the Ajanta paintings are visual stories of faith, compassion, and human experience. Many depict the Jataka tales, which narrate the previous lives of the Buddha, along with scenes of royal courts, merchants, musicians, nature, and everyday life. These murals reveal not only the spiritual ideals of Buddhism but also the social, cultural, and artistic richness of ancient India. The paintings are celebrated for their expressive faces, fluid movements, and extraordinary ability to convey emotion and storytelling. Their influence spread far beyond India, inspiring artistic traditions across Asia and along the Silk Roads. Today, the Ajanta paintings stand as a timeless testament to human creativity, devotion, and the enduring power of art to connect history, culture, and spirituality across centuries.
In the Centro Storico, the houses are built close together.
Lors des visites de monuments historiques de ville rose, je reste toujours fasciné par la beauté des architectures construites il y a plusieurs siècles.
Ici, au Dôme La Grave de Toulouse, une ingéniosité jouant sur la réflexion de la lumière dans l'eau. Après réflexion, je pourrai avoir un meilleur rendu de la symétrie en me positionnant dans l'axe des barrières, à leur hauteur.
Néanmoins, Je vous partage cette scène dont j'apprécie particulièrement les reflets et ses géométries.
The Duke of Wellington - Southampton Historic Quarter
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Gdańsk Crane (Polish: Żuraw gdański); evening walk in Gdańsk
author: Jan Helebrant
location: Gdańsk, Poland
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Photo by John Waite in Tomorrowland at Disneyland, Anaheim, 1959.
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From the John Waite Collection, Ac#2015.18
The Dambulla Cave Temple, also known as the Golden Temple of Dambulla, is located in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved sites of cave art in the world.
This cave temple complex is the largest of its kind in Sri Lanka. Situated 160 meters above ground level, it is nestled within a massive rock formation. The rock formation dominates the entire landscape, allowing visitors to take in a 360-degree view of the pristine forest. The temple consists primarily of five separate cave structures. All the caves focus on telling the stories related to the life of the Buddha and the ethics of Buddhism.
Der Dambulla-Höhlentempel, auch als Goldener Tempel von Dambulla bekannt, befindet sich in der Zentralregion von Sri Lanka. Er gehört zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe und ist einer der am besten erhaltenen Orte von Höhlenkunst weltweit.
Dieser Höhlentempelkomplex ist der größte seiner Art in Sri Lanka. Dieser Höhlenkomplex befindet sich 160 Meter über dem Boden in der Mitte eines riesigen Felsblocks. Der Felsbrocken dominiert die gesamte Landschaft, sodass Kletterer den unberührten Wald in einem 360-Grad-Winkel überblicken können. Der Tempel besteht hauptsächlich aus fünf separaten Höhlenstrukturen. Alle Höhlen konzentrieren sich darauf, die Lebensgeschichten zu erzählen, die mit dem Leben Buddhas und der Ethik des Buddhismus zusammenhängen.
A weathered headstone crowned in stone, slowly being reclaimed by nature. Vines creep across its surface, as though the earth is quietly taking back what once stood apart from it.
