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Hamilton Ave branch, Palo Alto, California. Constructed from 1932 to 1933 and designed by Palo Alto architect Birge M. Clark
Creepiest post-mortem shot I've ever seen, and you're talking about someone who goes to a lot of cemeteries. Scary, man.
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Hillside, IL
Rainbow left by sandstorm- bright colors and glowing rainbow.
Photo taken on the shore of Lake Turkana, Kenya immediately after a violent sandstorm ruining the solar eclipse viewing on the ground.
I'm proud to present the Emiliacouture Spring 2021 ready to wear capsule collection: "Post Apocalypse".
The Post Apocalypse athleisure garments are all about movement and dancing around the apartment while no one is watching. This Issey Miyake inspired collection of lounge wear is made out of Japanese pleated cotton blend with PVC stripes. The soft and stiff stripes give the fabric a unique shapeability that is really fun to play around with.
All items are OOAK and fit most 16" dolls (photographed here on Inamorata 3.0). They are sold as mix-an-match items at my store:
www.inamoratadolls.com/fullinventory
The background wall elements are made by Julia Gartung and painted by me using a sponge technique. The leather lounge that is in some pics is also commissioned from Julia.
Few days later there was a first day of spring. But the weather here in Kiev decided otherwise - there will be a snow at last! That was really unexpected and broke my plans to test my new addition to lenses - Sigma 10-20mm DC EX. But anyway some shots were made and here is one :)
Looks better on B l a c k M a g i c
Another busy day so going through old shots I havent posted yet, and thought i would stick with this as it has a little bit of Bokeh
Melbourne, Australia
This is an area known as Docklands in Melbourne. Not sure why the cone-shaped caps on all the posts. Perhaps to keep birds from landing on them.
On April 18 the sun experienced a coronal mass ejection (CME) and spewed sun gunk at the Earth causing some areas to experience auroras. I happened to be out that night and saw something ghostly shifting above which was probably an aurora. Or perhaps more likely aliens in the form of broad, undulating swathes of pale light.
The next morning I took this picture of the sun exhibiting a bad complexion. Forgive me when I anthropomorphize. I'm new to astrophotography.
I've gotten into astrophotography because I'm always in need of a new hobby. I don't ever wish to be bored.
Taken with the Seestar S50.
We still have a few post boxes around our streets but certainly not as many as we used to have .... I can't remember the last time I posted a letter ~ haven't times changed!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Red ...
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... Thanks to you all!
Here's another example of knit-bombing/yarn-bombing in the area. Seen during one of our seafront walks.
3-10-2012
We should have had several feet of snow at this time last winter and as you can see much of the ground was bare. It was a wonderful winter to live here but a horrible winter if you loved snowmobiling.
This farmer wanted to make sure his animals didn' get out of this pasture. I suspect it was at first a cow pasture and later changed to house sheep.
Photographed using the Kodak EasyLoad 35 KE60, and Kodak Gold 200 film.
Taken in Mount Dandenong, Victoria, Australia.
Just dishcharged after a bone marrow transplant, feeling shell-shocked. Development details on FilmDev
Wondering if this is the earliest sighting of a "Post No Bills" warning in our photos (in the archway at the right - no. 18). This is Shop Street, Galway obviously bathed in glorious sunshine, with a horse-drawn tram that's a little full, to say the least. Also delighted to spot the beautifully dressed woman with her bicycle.
Not too sure about date, so hopefully there are some clues in this shot to help us... This tram leaves us between 1879 and 1918, from Niall McAuley's link about the Galway and Salthill Tramway Company. And Niall also points out that if the photographer had turned left (and gone through a hole in the space-time continuum!), then he would have seen this view.
Thanks to mogey for providing us with a Street View of this now pedestrianised street.
Right, based on the comments below from Niall McAuley, DannyM8, RETRO STU and blackpoolbeach, we're going to go mad altogether and posit 1910 as a date for this one!
Date: Circa 1910
NLI Ref.: L_CAB_06802