Pictures I like

[kishnevi]

Please correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think there's a storage limit for the free account. However, there is an upload limit per month.

And thanks for the tour.

You're welcome.  I'll have to check,but I think there's a limit of 200 pictures for the free accounts, unless they've changed it.  This new set of pictures took up almost all of the upload limit for the month.  Which made me angry because, after loading up the files (4000X3000 pixels each, meaning somewhere between 2.8MB and 4.5MB per image) Flickr only shows the downsized version (768X1024 or whatever it is), and doesn't allow the original huge size to be viewed. 

I did however also upload the whole set to Photobucket where they can stay permanently, but this way people can see the new images without impinging on Photobucket's bandwidth limits.

[George]

[Lethevich]

[Sergeant Rock]

[Opus106]

Where it ought to belong!

[Sergeant Rock]

Where it ought to belong!

But will it be as funny out of context? 

We should add some text:

This is a picture of Harnoncourt after a performance of Haydn's Mass in Time of War, played by the Winnepeg Philharmonic and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Choir.

The picture was originally a reply to this post:

http://www.good-music-guide.com/community/index.php/topic,54.msg567131.html#msg567131

Sarge

[Opus106]

But will it be as funny out of context? 

Sarge

No, it won't... I was in two minds about quoting the original posts, but I thought they would take the attention away from sheer artistic creation that is Harnoncourt in a lumberjack's outfit.

[Sergeant Rock]

No, it won't... I was in two minds about quoting the original posts, but it will take the sheer artistic creation that is Harnoncourt in a lumberjack's outfit.

I added a sentence to my original post, hopefully clarifying things a bit.

Sarge

[Opus106]

I added a sentence to my original post, hopefully clarifying things a bit.

Sarge

Ray didn't say anything about attending it, did he?

[Sergeant Rock]

Ray didn't say anything about attending it, did he?

If he did he probably wouldn't admit it.

Sarge

[Brahmsian]

But will it be as funny out of context? 

We should add some text:

This is a picture of Harnoncourt after a performance of Haydn's Mass in Time of War, played by the Winnepeg Philharmonic and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Choir.

Sarge

Huh???   

[mc ukrneal]

Huh???   

Go to Haydn's Haus and start reading from post 1400 onwards (or scroll down to the pics!)...

[Brahmsian]

Go to Haydn's Haus and start reading from post 1400 onwards (or scroll down to the pics!)...

Ok, thanks.     I hardly even visit Haydn's Haus, so this should be interesting. 

[The Six]

[kishnevi]

That's an interesting one.
1) the background seems to be a photograph, but the foreground seems to be some sort of digitized CGI.
2) what exactly is being depicted?

[Opus106]

That's an interesting one.
1) the background seems to be a photograph, but the foreground seems to be some sort of digitized CGI.

I thought the opposite.

2) what exactly is being depicted?

It turns out to be a Church in the middle of nowhere (in Greenland).

http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/wood-church-greenland/

I suppose it can be considered legit.

[DieNacht]

Yes, the photo looks artificial, but the scene is actually real:
http://www.northtravel.dk/groenland/sydgroenland/sydgroenland-via-island-igaliku.html

[DavidRoss]

'Tis legit.  Strikes me as a site conducive to communing with the Great Unfathomable. 

[kishnevi]

I thought the opposite.

It turns out to be a Church in the middle of nowhere (in Greenland).

http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/wood-church-greenland/

I suppose it can be considered legit.

Thank you to all of you. 
The Greenland origin explains what threw me off--"oh, that looks rather medieval Norse.  Must be a computerized reconstruction."

[DavidRoss]