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Street snapshot in Leeds, UK...

Lake Malawi

It's been a while since the last time I posted photos I took in Olomouc. When I heard the sounds of live music and the audience ovation, I decided to head for Horní náměstí Olomouc to shoot what was going on.

When I was there, Lake Malawi, a Czech indie rock band, was ready to rock on. 

To be honest I knew nothing about this band, Lake Malawi... It appears that they are quite popular among lass!

This is Our World: 14 September entry.

Unidentified Flying Object...

I got A LOT of goosebumps and shivers when I first took a glance at the first image below... An image captured inside the church in an old town in the UK...

Please look carefully at the two similar photos below and compare them... I always take photos in RAW format and enjoy playing RAW images with photoshop, however, these two photos are straight out of my camera. I tell you that my photoshop skills aren't good enough to trick people. All I did was shrink the image size and embed the logo of this photoblog...

The above one was taken at 15:38 on xx of August 2015 at St John the Baptist in Knaresborough, UK and the one below was at 15:56 on the same day at the same place with a different angle...

I am generally heedless of spiritual matters or occults. I try to understand the universe based on science. I believe (or want to believe) that the floating mold in the first photo heaved into sight due to multiple reflections of lights within the lens (=camera lens flare) under a particular light angle and source. 

I got down on my knees when I took the second photo. Nothing happened. Whew!!!!

Brimham Rocks Part 2

This is part 2 entry of Brimham rocks in England.

As you already noticed, I was blessed by the God of weather when I was there:) The sky was astonishingly blue and it was not so hot.

I guess I had chuckles on my face and kept moving from one weird rock to another. 

The place is owned by National Trust, which is a conservation organization in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The place is part of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Yes, I agree. The place is outstanding, indeed!!!

Although the place is owned by National Trust, entry is free of charge but car parking is charged if you're not a member of the National Trust. It's open all year round from 8 AM until dusk.

The place can be seen in BeeGee's video, "You Win Again (1987). 

Well, I personally prefer "Stayin' Alive"

Variations of rock formations are caused by Milestone Grit being eroded by water, glaciation and wind, some of which have formed amazing shapes. Many formations have been named, though imagination and the correct viewing angle are required. 

Since it's very popular place among children, kids were everywhere.