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Time and tide
nothing and no one
can stop us now
-Basia
#254/365 Post Process Fridays episode #32. This weeks shot is from my buddy Hector Cruz aka BigBoyDrums. Mainly known for his great portrait work, Hector also dabbles in these cool long exposure landscapes. For this one I mainly wanted to bring out the details and colors. One of the last steps I did that really brought out some contrast was I made a b&w layer and I did a Hard Light overlay at 25%.
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“Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time." Marthe Troly-Curtin
like...time spent doing 'selfies' with your 4½ month old granddaughter...enjoyable, fun, priceless...not wasted...
thanks to....loads of people for a zillion textures!!
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re...the flickr blackout week....my heart says yes...my head says no...I dislike the new format intensely...I will avoid it for as long as possible via foreign language versions...then reluctantly...will learn to adapt...it's all about priorities...there are more important things in life than flickr...but...I'd hate to lose contact with my lovely flickr friends,contacts, groups.... and I hope many of you will stick with it and find a way of coping with whatever yahoo/flickr throws at us!
Devils fingers, Clathrus archeri.
I thought I'd have a little bit of a play with time lapse, this was taken using a gopro5.
Imagine, that someone from the faraway future looks at digital photo archive and see old photos. What people on them? What fashion? What emotions behind photo?
Tmes change, eras change, fashion change. Pose is eternal. The same couple through times. Is it reincarnation or similarity?
Idea was to show different eras and fashion, how's everything changes, only pose remains as classic.
This is travel in time. Depiction of the PINK MOON pose.
Thank you to my beloved Orpheus Paxlapis-Savior was being by my side for all the times.
A brown pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) getting ready to dive into the water in search of food. A very cloudy morning in the Ambergris Caye, Belize.
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The forecast on this day was calling for 25mph winds and normally that would keep most people off the dunes, tourist at least. Us photographers on the other hand, most would see that as an opportunity. Personally, this was my second day on the dunes that week and first time ever being in a sandstorm. Come to find out, it was gusting 35+ mph and it wasn't nearly as fun as I thought it would be. Hindsight would tell me now that I should have bought goggles because often I would just sit there with my eyes closed for a minute or two as the gusts came on. I was there for hours, 4 at least and making my way through the dunes taking as many photos as I can find sweeping converging lines. I have so many photos to go through from this day but I stopped at the first one that I liked, which means there should be more to come soon! As I was walking back to my car, I couldn't help but be overwhelmed with the feeling of joy. I couldn't have been more happy to be pelted by sand all day, picking sand out of my ear for the next 24 hours. I thoroughly recommend that if you are going to shoot sand dunes and there are high winds on the forecast, DO IT!
The 1Y11 London Euston to Fort William Caledonian sleeper crosses Crianlarich viaduct at 07:56 a.m. on a beautiful sunny morning in the Scottish Highlands. Class 73 No's. 73971 and 73969 in charge. 21-05-24.
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Being alone in good company is loneliness for solitude nurtures strength ... Quotes by Patricia Bechthold
On Growing Self --- Intuitive Reflections
" Survival Kit for 2020 "
A Stick of Gum to remind You to stick with it .....
A marble for times when you think you have lost yours ...
A peppermint to help you keep cool ....
Smarties to help you on those days don't feel so smart ....
Starburst to give you a burst of energy when you need it ...
Snickers to remind you to take time to laugh ...
A chocolate Kiss to remind you that you are Loved ...
Unknown ...
Dear Flickr Friends have a Wonderful Year ahead of You ..
Jimmy
As the title suggests, this is a scene from a dream. It is a composite of ten images taken over the past decade. The muted colors are typical of a dream state, as are subtle distortions of space and time. The two people here look across space and time to themselves as they were eight years ago or eight years in the future.
The strong symbolism of conflict, here between the dangerous, terrible storm and the safe, dry house, between wind and calm, typify the drama of a dream. These opposites help to define and reinforce each other. What is peace without conflict, joy without sorrow?
Our thoughts and fears influence our dreams. One might wonder about the connection between dreams and reality, which at a deep level belong to us equally. Perhaps reality itself may be just another kind of dream, one from which most of us never wake up.
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Amber is a high velocity cat who loves to play play play. Jill is not able to tolerate her antics so there is lots of tension between the two.
I am a time traveler hailing from the past, journeying through time at a remarkable pace of 60 seconds per minute.
After waiting all morning with little traffic to entertain us, my friend and I made our way to Doyle. After a couple hours of waiting, the train of the day showed up in the middle of the afternoon.
The day started early, a good friend of mine from Ohio was visiting so we took a day to go shoot the WP. I knew a CN leader was coming in, however, I was not sure when it would get to Portola, only that it would be later in the day. On the way to Portola, we saw MNPRV halted at Williams Loop and pulled off to shoot it. After catching that, we made an attempt to find MGRRV. After intercepting it just east of town, we raced to the yard and saw 1983, the WP heritage unit, trailing on the train. While our plan was to shoot this at Clio, the train had pickups and setouts to do, which also included dropping 1983. Unfortunately, by the time it left lighting really wasn't going to be great for the train anywhere. Since it traffic was going to dead for most of the afternoon, it turned into us trying to find ways to kill time. After eventually deciding to hover around Doyle, we pulled off at a crossing just north of town with signals. After a long few hours of waiting at the crossing, the signals lit up.
Knowing this was most definitely our train, we raced straight into town and found a spot to set up. Shooting across a field, the shot lined up with great clouds and a green field of grass in an otherwise dead looking environment... go figure it's a desert. Eventually, we would get to Chilcoot where another friend would show up minutes before the train. The three of us would follow it to Portola where we would see 1983 headed eastbound long hood forward. While we didn't follow 83 since we had no clue where it was headed, days later we would find out it went to Gerlach and got stuck on rotation with the gypsum trains. After the CN left Portola, we followed it until we were almost out of light, ending the day at Keddie with one of the coolest skies I've ever shot.
If you want to see my friend's shots from Keddie go check them out!
but enough to cast
life to the very last...
...anglia24
no time
Today's temperature: 12°c
Today's song: Spacefish: "Stardust"
'We rose late, and walked directly after breakfast. The tops of Grasmere mountains cut off. Rydale very beautiful. The surface of the water quite still, like a dim mirror. The colours of the large island exquisitely beautiful, and the trees, still fresh and green, were magnified by the mists.'
Dorothy Wordsworth,
October 19th, 1800