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My camera is back! I took it out as soon as possible.

 

On another awesome note, summer is here! Our spring was short lived, but I'm not one to complain about warm weather! :-)

 

Have a good weekend!

I wanted to do something different this time, something pure and natural as this place is. Was imposible don't be impress with all the beauty and the peace of this.

The place is called "Parque la quebrada de Macúl".

I made some other shots that ill be uploading in those days.

 

Also i decided to start my 365 this is my second picture, i hope i can finish this on time and also i enjoy it as much as i can, and learn all that i can.

 

Hope u like it! ;)

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no more playing small

bearing witness to it all

eyes full of wonder

I'm wide awake and now it's clear to me that everything I see ain't always what it seems.

 

I recommend ot view it in large (press L) than you can see the focus level compostion

Canary Wharf London.

 

A bit of a maze trying to find this spot. It look's straight forward looking from the opposite side. But it is a puzzle of alleyways housing estates and board walks. I am glad I persevered as I like this POV of the Wharf from this side. My thanks to Glenn driver for helping me find it.

 

The bad weather continues to persist in Cornwall, it seams to be one storm front after the other. We have our gallery in St Mawes sand bagged up, so far we have kept the water out, keeping our fingers crossed. Not every one has been so lucky, the hotel is only a hundred feet from us, it has had the windows blown in and three foot of sea water flooding the ground flore, it has had a resent six million pound refit only finishing at Christmas, now it has to start all over again.

 

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Before her sleep, she lies awake

With wonder and angelic thought

So much to learn in one lifetime

Hand in hand well walk for hours

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFgkLLQ-r2Y

Sunrise at the beach in Florida

Awake from a sleep that could have been endless, there she is. Violette.

I could have said the same of me and here I am. BACK.

After such a long time, I hope there will still be people to look at my new photos… Well, I’ll do my best anyway and I thank everyone who’ll be there to read this! And I give a special thank to betapersei.j who awakened me with her beautiful photos ♥

 

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Eveillée d'un sommeil qui aurait pu être éternel, la voilà. Violette.

J'aurais pu dire la même chose de moi et me voilà. Je suis de RETOUR.

Après un si log départ, j'espère qu'il y aura toujours des gens pour venir voir mes photos... Bon, quoi qu'il en soit je ferai de mon mieux et je remercie tout ceux qui me liront! Je remercie tout particulièrement betapersei.j qui m'a réveillée avec ses magnifiques photos ♥

Wide awake and flashing fur...

 

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If I could through myself

Set your spirit free

I'd lead your heart away

See you break, break away

Into the light

And to the day

 

To let it go

And so to fade away

 

I'm wide awake

I'm not sleeping"

 

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Bad - U2

 

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Three frame HDR just out of the cam.

Steam clouds all around

Reveals what is always there

Little puffs of air

"you live like this, sheltered, in a delicate world, and you believe you are living. then you read a book… or you take a trip… and you discover that you are not living, that you are hibernating. the symptoms of hibernating are easily detectable: first, restlessness. the second symptom (when hibernating becomes dangerous and might degenerate into death): absence of pleasure. that is all. it appears like an innocuous illness. monotony, boredom, death. millions live like this (or die like this) without knowing it. they work in offices. they drive a car. they picnic with their families. they raise children. and then some shock treatment takes place, a person, a book, a song, and it awakens them and saves them from death. some never awaken."

 

- anaïs nin, the diary of anaïs nin, vol. 1: 1931-1934

 

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(Published in Practical Photography, December 2011)

 

Get out of bed sleepy-head.

 

wide awake - dusk

metropolis

 

Fujifilm X-E1 35mm f1.4 frames processed in DXO FilmPack 3 and Paintshop Pro x5. Thanks for the interest. :-D

Music: Right Click and select "Open link in new tab"

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Anouar Brahem – Awake (Live at Philharmonie de Paris) - 2025

When you absolutely, positively, MUST stay awake…use NoDoz!

 

This doll is my Kenner Blythe. I chose her for this theme, “None Shall Sleep”, because her wide-open eyes always make her look like she’s had retook much caffeine. I didn’t have time to make a drawn prop of the NoDoz bottle, so I printed this picture of the bottle from the internet and cut it out for her to hold.

My beautiful little Tigger, lying on some festive cushions on my parent's sofa. Taken 18th Jan 2008. Forever in my thoughts and in my heart. x

 

Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.

― Anatole France

Love the delicate symmetry of ornamental grasses set against the quiet Winter light. The gardens are still at this time of the year but awake, always, as the sunlight hours begin to lengthen. :)

It's true... I've joined the Dark* side.

 

Yes, I have a digital camera now. It's mainly for use a wedding/portrait backup camera, especially where flash is needed. But I think... maybe I'll toy with it a bit. I've got ideas, you see. I am just working on how to execute them properly.

 

This was taken several nights ago, from the summit of Wind Mountain, and is a two-stitch pano.

 

*= This is not to say that I think digital any greater or lesser than film. But as someone who has loved and worshiped film for the past five years, it is a shocking change to the system.

Dark and Cloudy morning,yes f2/8 was used.

...I'm wide awake

Not losing any sleep

Picked up every piece

And landed on my feet

I'm wide awake

Need nothing to complete myself - nooohooo

 

I'm wide awake

Yeah, I am born again

Outta the lion's den

I don't have to pretend

And it's too late

The story's over now, the end

 

I wish I knew then

What I know now

Wouldn't dive in

Wouldn't bow down

Gravity hurts

You made it so sweet

Till I woke up on

On the concrete

 

Falling from cloud 9

Crashing from the high

I'm letting go tonight (yeah, I'm letting go)

I'm Falling from cloud 9

 

Thunder rumbling

Castles crumbling

I am trying to hold on

God knows that I tried

Seeing the bright side

But I'm not blind anymore...

I'm wide awake

I'm wide awake...

 

Katy Perry - Wide Awake

 

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Massive very deep harmless earthquake below the Flores Sea, Indonesia – NO tsunami risk

 

Last update: February 27, 2015

 

Hope everyone are Ok !

We can feel the earthquake up here at Bali as well.

Title : Marina awakes

Year : 2015

Location: Port Lincoln, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

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almost forgot this is MinimalMonday

-- the late edition from 1 month ago --

um, which of these is the Musical one?

 

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"You might want to take a look out the window..."

 

So coaxed my wife as she nudged me awake, my sleep-addled photographer's brain kicking in as I jumped with a start and rose to sweep a curtain aside. Not much can get me out of bed that quickly early in the morning - could it be, could it be? It was! Fog!

 

Twenty minutes later an unshaven and bleary-eyed (but excited!) yours truly was heading out in search of opportunity, cursing the wildly innacurate weather report I'd watched the night before and my subsequent lack of preparation. It was still a good half hour before sunrise, and thick pearlescent shrouds of grey vapour were clinging to the streetlights as if threatening to engulf them. As I drove past the local river, ashen mist blankets hung inches from the dewy banks, and everything had that eerie quality that only comes with such conditions - a seeming muffled reality.

 

This was one of my first images of the day in a local park. I'd decided to eschew the beaches and instead concentrate on what was closest to home initially, misty conditions rarely last at this time of year and are prone to burn off almost as quickly as they occur. Snapping away it was liberating too for once to shoot without the usual encumbrance of my heavy ND filters, typically I take a very limited number of shots over a given time but I was determined to bag something worthwhile and the day warranted a change of tactic. Time felt of the essence and each exposure was radically short compared to my usual LE work, filling my CF card at a rate of knots. Oddly, it soon became clear (no pun intended) that the sun had no intention of casting aside the cloying atmosphere anytime soon. Having explored all the possibilities I wanted too at this location, I raced on to a second nearby park and completed my mission there. By this time it was almost 10am, and still no change in the weather. A chance then to head on to the coast and see what awaited me - racking my brains to remember some of those possibilities I had shelved to memory for just such an occasion.

 

In retrospect, I have realised that in fact I forgot two key shots from the ones I'd mentally stored previously. They will have to await another day, but how refreshing it was to think I'd bagged several possibilities in a short space of time - making up for recent day-long excursions when I'd returned empty handed. All in all I'm almost embarrased to say I'd shot over 160 exposures by the time the mist eventually cleared at noon while I was in Torquay, but certainly my hit rate felt pretty good and I had no qualms as I headed home. Compare this with the 10 or so I might usually make over such a timeframe...

 

It wasn't until later that a work colleague told me he'd been a little further along the coast throughout, where the fog had remained unabated for the entire day. For once I hardly cared!

 

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