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...for Andy's feathers to dry. When he drags himself out of the water he is soaked to the bone. That's right, he retains water! He will usually do a feather shake to get rid of the access, but like an old sweatshirt hanging on the line, it takes time!

A lot of time has passed since the inception of St. Augustine hundreds of years ago. Like most things in the historic district, this clock looks old, but probably isn't, at least nowhere near as old as some of the buildings nearby.

 

This was in a little alley that runs off St. George St., the main shopping area of the old city, and there are some benches and chairs nearby so you can sit for a spell and watch the time, and the tourists, pass by!

  

Time to finish the Washington wine grape harvest. Red Mountain in the background.

Walking back in time across the Brooklyn Bridge. Playing with time filters.

An abandoned car in a derelict store at the disused WW11 airfield at Davidstow, Cornwall

Long exposure taken thanks to sony capture time app which allows you to do a photostacking of different photos with the same parameters to get a long exosure without nd filter

"What then is time? If no one asks me, I know what it is. If I wish to explain it to him who asks, I do not know." -- Saint Augustine.

Time is the cure

And here i am

waiting

“How did it get so late so soon? Its night before its afternoon. December is here before its June. My goodness how the time has flewn. How did it get so late so soon?”

 

Dr. Seuss

 

I took these photos today because of something that was on my mind. Gathered up my props, and headed off to one of my favorite places,

climbed through the back door and and spent an hour or so shooting. I headed home, thinking about the reasons that I wanted these

photos, and then I realized that I was exhausted. I stayed up too late last night because I can’t sleep after a closing shift, then got up too

early to crawl back into work to finish what I wasn’t able to finish last night, even though it’s my day off, because I didn’t want to leave it for the next person coming in because work has been really tough lately, and no one needs any extra thrown on their plate. So, I ended up taking a long nap

(way too long) and when I woke up, I really couldn’t remember my reasoning behind these photos. And there was a thought process at one point. Apparently, I dumped my memory banks

during my nap. (This is not a good thing, is it?!)

 

Anyway.... this is what I know about time:

1. It passes too quickly

2. There is never enough

3. You don’t get it back

4. Mom always said “Don’t wish your life away.”

5. I get it now, Mom ... It’s true, time is the most valuable thing you have to give,

or can receive. Even when you have nothing left to give, you still have your time to share and it doesn’t cost a dime. What can

be better than someone that is willing to give up their precious time to spend with you? Mom was

always right. So was Dad. Why does it take so long to understand these things?

6. Time marches on...and on... and on....

 

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shy of 7 hours time lapse of pictures taken while watching the Perseids meteor shower and Jupiter parading the sky. [meteorites barely noticed in timelapse due to # of ftp]

after my eyes got used to the dark, I started to get the faint green glow in the air which I hadn't noticed until then, never witnessed an aurora either so it got me quite excited.

the play of light spill from the town nearby and the glow from the night sky into the clouds at the beginning of time lapse made me reverse it also, this is a time machine after all.

i enhanced the saturation as a visual treat to my eyes.

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| 960 frames | 5 seconds gap | frames edited in PS Lightroom | 16 fps in DaVinci Resolve| Sound: Percolate by LooPop |

| see "fall into fall" picture for individual frame settings |

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Safety Harbor City Marina, FL

Capturing gravitational waves.

 

An old man eynjoying some time to rest after hard work

Time going by on my favorite tree!...

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Excuse the ants on the lens, they were everywhere!!

Greenwich Foot Tunnel

 

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It was time to dress the dining room table for Spring!

Feeding time for Welcome Swallows

Had half a clear night the other night (albeit with a 90% moon) for the first time since the beginning of October which gave me time to do this. I was hoping to do Olll in the same session but after 2 subs the clouds rolled back in, so that's on the back burner.

 

ED80 with 0.85 reducer, HEQ5 pro

Cooled mono Canon 450D

Astronomik 12nm Ha filter

10 x 1200 seconds iso 1600

Calibrated and stacked in Nebulosity

Processed with Straton and CS5

Time passes pretty quickly when one is having fun. It is even more so when one is still a child or young kid, and wonderful memories are created to look back upon as the years pass in an instant, such as this one at the Changi Festive Village last year.

Christmas must be something more... don`t forget it!

  

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What if ribbons and bows didn't mean a thing

Would the song still survive without five golden rings

Would you still wanna kiss without mistletoe

What would happen if God never let it snow

What would happen if Christmas carols told a lie

Tell me what would you find

You'd see that today holds something special

Something holy, not superficial

So here's to the birthday boy who saved our lives

It's something we all try to ignore

And put a wreath up on your door

So here's something you should know that is for sure

Christmas must be something more

What if angels did not pay attention to

All the things that we wished they would always do

What if happiness came in a cardboard box

Then I think there is something we all forgot

What would happen if presents all went away

Tell me what would you find

You'd see that today holds something special

Something holy, not superficial

So here's to the birthday boy who saved our lives

It's something we all try to ignore

And put a wreath up on your door

So here's something you should know that is for sure

Christmas must be something more

We get so caught up in all of it

Business and relationships

Hundred mile an hour lives

And it's this time of year

And everybody's here

It seems the last thing on your mind

Is that the day holds something special

Something holy, not superficial

So here's to Jesus Christ who saved our lives

It's something we all try to ignore

And put a wreath up on your door

But here's something you should know that is for sure

Christmas must be something

Christmas must be something

Christmas must be something more

There's gotta be more

There's gotta be more

 

Taylor Swift | Christmas Must Be Something More

 

Ragged Top, a volcanic plug west of Tucson Arizona. Climbing it is relatively easy, but the two feasible routes are not visible from here. Wolcott Peak on the left. Once hikers feel comfortable going off-trail in the desert, the options are wide open. As I recall, on this occasion we strolled up the east side of Wolcott (right side as seen here) and got a closer look at Ragged Top.

Surfer departs at sunset, near Dalmeny

Stroboscopic photograph

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about half a mile from my house. i've taken many shots of this beautiful field but this one may be my favorite.

Even the perpetual motion machine also known as the humming bird has to stop and catch a few z's from time to time.

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