its all about my hometown : Tapaktuan, Pesona Yang Terlupakan

pesona Yang Terlupakan

Tapaktuan merupakan ibu kota dari kabupaten aceh selatan, Provinsi Aceh. Terletak di daerah pantai barat selatan Provinsi Aceh. Tapaktuan juga biasa disebut dengan nama Kota Naga..kenapa demikian?? hal ini berhubungan dengan Legenda Kota Tapaktuan tentunnya.

letak kota tapaktuan bisa dikatakan strategis, terletak diantara gunung dan pesisir pantai. oleh karenanya tapaktuan memiliki berbagai pesona panorama yang menyegarkan mata dan tentunya juga memiliki banyak tempat yang bisa dijadikan sebagai objek wisata. adapun beberapa objek wisata yang cukup terkenal diantaranya adalah air terjun air dingin, air terjun tingkat tujuh, pemandian arga, Lubuk si merah, pantai bidari, kolam pemandian Aroya dan masih banyak lagi objek wisata lainnya.

berikut ini beberapa keindahan panorama di kota naga tapaktuan..

Tapaktuan, memang bukan kota besar...tapi kaya akan panorama yang indah.,.

Air tejun tingkat 7 di Desa Batu Itam

Foto Tapak Tuan,, Gunung Lampu

Foto Kuburan Tuan Tapa, Gampong Padang

Kolam Pemandian Arga, Desa Panjupian

Air Dingin

Desa Batu Itam

Desa Gunung Kerambil

Kota Tapaktuan

Pantai Bidari

Kasik Putih

Gunung Alur Naga

Pantai Samadua

Pantai terbangan

Air Terjun Tingkat Tujuh, Desa Batu Itam

Pemandangan yang sangat indah bukan..?? tentu saja..untuk melihat keindahannya secara langsung silahkan berkunjung ke Kota Tapaktuan..

sumber : http://andoenk.blogspot.com/2011/05/tapaktuan-pesona-yang-terlupakan.html?spref=fb

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Ini Jam tangan Apa Bukan ya ??

Jam tangan yang aneh.....Buat apa ya??

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Potret Alam Yang Mengagumkan

New Jersey-based artist Matthew Albanese creates astonishingly detailed small-scale miniatures landscapes out of ordinary household items such as spices, cotton, colored paper, ink and glasses. He then photographs them using forced perspective techniques to create stunning landscapes you wouldn’t believe if I tell you were created in his living room. From grassy fields, to tornadoes and volcanoes - Matthew Albanese has done it all.

In the artist’s own words:

My work involves the construction of small-scale meticulously detailed models using various materials and objects to create emotive landscapes. Every aspect from the construction to the lighting of the final model is painstakingly pre-planned using methods which force the viewers perspective when photographed from a specific angle. Using a mixture of photographic techniques such as scale, depth of field, white balance and lighting I am able to drastically alter the appearance of my materials.

"Wildfire"

Diorama made from wood, moss, yellow glitter, clear garbage bags, cooked sugar, scotch-brite pot scrubbers, bottle brushes, clipping from a bush in bloom (white flowers) clear thread, sand, tile grout (coloring), wire, paper and alternating yellow, red and orange party bulbs.

"DIY Paradise". Created using cotton, salt, cooked sugar, tin foil, feathers & canvas.

"Icebreaker"
Ingredients: 25 pounds of sugar cooked at varying temperatures (hard crack & pulled sugar recipes) It's basically made out of candy. salt, egg whites, corn syrup, cream of tartar, powdered sugar, blue food coloring, India ink & flour.

"Everything We Ever Were" It took two months to store up enough fireplace ash to create this lunar landscape. The darker rocks are made of mixed tile grout, flag crumpled paper & wire. The Earth is a video still projected onto the wall. Inspired by the Apollo 11 mission.

Tornado made of steel wool, cotton, ground parsley and moss

Paprika Mars. Made out of 12 pounds paprika, cinnamon, nutmeg, chili powder and charcoal

Volcano, "Breaking Point", made out of tile grout, cotton, phosphorous ink. This model volcano was illuminated from within by 6-60 watt light bulbs.

Aurora Borealis. This one was made by photographing a beam of colored light against a black curtain to achieve the edge effect. The trees were composited from life ( so far the only real life element in any of these images) The stars are simply strobe light through holes in cork board.

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