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Thanks to Distressed Jewell for the texture.
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Its that time again, where i have to leave you all for a while, fly off to some foreign land to refresh my brain and get some reasearch done.
Hopefuly i will be back with some different images full of life and energy.
See you all soon..
Vor dem großen Abflug | Right before take off...
Fotografiert in unserem Garten in Hannover und geclont am PC.
Anton Parsons Passing Time sculpture
Passing Time is by Auckland-based sculptor Anton Parsons, a graduate of the University of Canterbury’s School of Fine Arts. The work consists of a twisting ribbon of randomly linked boxes - with each box depicting one of the years between 1906 (founding of CPIT) and 2010 (the date of the sculpture’s installation). The work can be walked around, walked through, touched and sat on.
“The winding form of the sculpture – placed on a street within the original 1851 grid plan commissioned by the Canterbury Association for their new settlement – is also a nod to the winding Avon River, an irregular feature of the landscape over which a street grid was placed,” says Anton Parsons.
After a big day riding in Outback Australia, it was time for these bikers to have a drink or two outside the Albert Hotel, Milparinka, NSW, Australia.
Time out form my fantasy outfits for a post :P Details coming!
Details here- nobodydoesitlikekaralee.com/2016/05/02/time-out/
A cut open basic quartz clock gear mechanism from an old wall clock. Mostly nylon cogs apart from one brass that is visible. Shot with a 55mm lens at f5.6. Lighting from two sharp spots, one behind and one from the right. Image exposure blended in Gimp post acquisition to remove blown out copper and bring up the lower cogs.
I think that this song is incredibly beautiful, but I have the hardest time listening to it. If only we could freeze time...
At the Mont Beuvray
Olympus OM-1 and Zuiko 50mm f/1.8, Kodak Gold 200 developped by Foto Express on the Schweitzer Straße and digitalized using kit zoom and extension tubes.
Thank you everyone for your visits, faves and comments, they are always appreciated :)
Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity.
Henry Van Dyke (American short-story writer, poet and essayist, 1852-1933)
Thank you for stopping by. Am trying to catch up :-)
This must be the last one from the wreck :) Hope you still like it :)
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• The wind whispered through the trees, leaves trembling in response. A child laughed, her voice ringing like chimes. A wave kissed the shore, then retreated, leaving only foam.
An old man watched, hands wrinkled with time. He had learned that all things—laughter, sorrow, warmth, cold—were fleeting. The past was a memory, the future a dream.
A raindrop landed on his palm, cool and fleeting. He smiled. This moment, too, would pass. But for now, it was his.
Everything we see, hear, and feel is just a moment in time - precious, vanishing, infinite.
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Frank
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Snapped for Smile on Saturday “timepieces” theme. Well, I think a camera is a time machine in that it preserves a moment in time for posterity or until I hit the delete button.
One of the many farms that we pass by in Dodge County, Wisconsin. This is located near Horicon, Wisconsin.
This piece is all about time is different for each of us, some slow, some fast. What does your time look like?
Loving the look? Get the details on my blog :) thegiftofgabafashionblog.blogspot.com/2016/04/girl-time.html