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sunday is gloomy,
my hours are slumberless,
dearest, the shadows i live with are numberless
little white flowers will never awaken you.
I have been collecting memories for a life time.....albums, pictures, and stories ......... storing them as we all have. This is a reminder of the beauty of it all!
This Hibiscus is bringing me great joy. Today, 3 blossoms opened up and they are like dancing balerinas!
I'm just trying to test. Not sure what people think. Please comment about the picture. Good and bad comments.
Public domain photo of the San Francisco Peaks that was altered with Landscape Pro (cloud effect), then the Topaz Lens Effects plug-in (reflector silver right effect), then the Luminar Flex plug-in (deep sky effect), then the Topaz Studio AI Clear adjustment, then the Topaz ReStyle plug-in (mellow apricot effect), then the Exposure X5 plug-in (clarity brush), then the Topaz Impression plug-in (Cezanne 1 stroke 14 effect), then the Exposure X5 plug-in (tone curve adjustment; vignette effect; white, blacks, highlight, and vibrance adjustments; clarity brush; and blacks adjustment), and then then the Luminar Flex plug-in (AI sky enhancer effect). Public domain image by the National Park Service.
It's light that gives definition to our imagination, to our truth. Light defines the shapes and waves and recesses of any expansion. Darkness is descension, a byproduct of absence of light. That is the reason when you open a small bracket to the rush of a flickering wave, life as already perceived is forever no more. No amount of absence can wipe out what is now recorded. A new space, a new possibility, a free form has been permitted and nothing can fend off the penetration of this truth. We now reshape our imagination.
i know it's a terrible picture, but i spent 6 hours putting up random pictures from the past two or three years. i think there are about 300. i used a whole roll of tape. and ran out of prints.
two vertical columns, one horizontal column.
all the way across.
edit: most of the pictures have fallen down at some point, so i just got a TON of sticky tac. hopefully, the sticky tac will hold better than the tape.
Hasselblad version on Velvia 100
I shot this scene on film last year. Different conditions and slightly different framing, so they're not directly comparable, but I thought it would be fun to share the results nonetheless. The film image was shot using a 150mm lens on 56mm x 56mm film, whereas the Sigma version is a 50mm lens on a 24mm x 16mm sensor. With the Sigma file cropped to 16mm square, the field of view is slightly wider on the film image.
Shot in Orinda, CA.
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