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It is the first time I went to this park after snow is melted here in Montreal. What a surprise! I still have the feeling after the end of the winter that I moved to a different city! :-) Different and super ultra cool city!
The light and music display at Anderson Bridge, Singapore River co-created by Martin Harman during iLight Singapore Bicentennial Edition.
The time element of this photograph is the 200-second exposure, but what's interesting is the shadows across the water from the trees behind me. The shadows appear as they were a window into another landscape. Some say, you can't see the forest for the trees, but what if you can see the forest through the water?...
There's much one could say about this photograph. This is another which the more you look, the more you see.
Location: Lake Maumelle, Arkansas. March/2013.
Photo # KS2_3279h2.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
From straight on you could look straight through this old barn. It was odd; I couldn't figure out why it would be this way, with some of the siding removed. Maybe the owners were removing the siding to sell it as "weathered barn wood," but I don't know.
I've been trying to take a picture of this barn for a long time, one way or another, but nothing ever really worked before. It's just something I pass on the way back from one of my 12-step meetings. (I've never asked for permission to go onto the property, something I've been meaning to try.) A lot of failures went before this shot.
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Yesterday was my flickr anniversary!!!!!!
My first upload was a dragonfly...
Sporting its important and inspiring mental health message of "Its time to talk, its time to change" LNER class 91 91132 stands in platform 2 at Newcastle Upon Tyne station working a delayed 1S23 from London Kings Cross to Glasgow Central
As I wandered about the Civil War encampment, I searched out people that actually looked like they had come from another era. There were many people in period uniform and attire. But every now and again I would encounter someone who really pulled it off, someone who looked like a time traveller. These faces jumped right out at me, even from great distances. I'm sure none of these people recognized that they possessed the look, or even why I had singled them out. I would offer a brief explanation. But trying to sum up one's passion for a particular subject in a couple of quick sentences generally falls short. I think more often than not my explanations sounded more like incoherent babbling. One thing I have learned in photography is that when I see something, the goal is to capture it while I'm in the moment. Everything else can wait. Anyway these became the basis for some very convincing portraits.
For me, one of the most compelling things about visiting the United Kingdom is how easy it is to interact with the passage of time. Just pulling off the road, one can wander down a lane and encounter something like this--ancient mountains behind the ruin of a farm. All the stories, the hopes and dreams and struggles and joys--they sit, silent memorials to another time. Touching one of these stones, I wonder so many things, wishing it could speak and tell me tales for hours on end.
MUA and Styling: Diana Witte
Model: Celine W.
Elinchrom Ranger Head from camera right and a second Ranger Head with 10° Grid to illuminate the foreground. Both triggered with Pocketwizard II Plus.
Work took me to Manchester today and I had a couple of hours spare to visit the most excellent Museum of Transport with its fantastic collection of heritage buses and commercials. On display were 77 of their 83 listed vehicle exhibits. A fantastic way to spend some spare time!!
Day 100. I remember Day 100 from the 2011 edition. It seemed quite an exciting milestone at the time. Obviously its great to get this far and everyone who has done so should be congratulated. But it is not even a third of the way. I seem to recall that in 2011, around about day 250 I went through a spell of simply hating my camera! So, while its good to hit this figure, its worth keeping things in perspective.
I've just read that paragraph back and it seems unusually negative. Unfortunately the car repairs totalling £1,000 I reported yesterday went up to £1,300. Then to £1,800. Then to the point where the car is going to the scrapyard. It can't be repaired, certainly not for more than it would cost to buy a new one. I've put a picture in the comments of the money I paid for it in 2011. It formed one of my 365:2011 edition pictures during the camera-loathing period I mentioned earlier. Perhaps I could print it off and burn it for a photo opportunity. I'll wait until the weekly theme is 'wallowing in it'.
Its funny with this particular shot as it reminds me a little bit of NeilPas . He's just put up a picture that could have been mine, so this is me returning the favour. As I'm posting late I can't say that it was an intentional response, but a happy coincidence. Like those times you forget to check the weekly theme and then find that the shot you took on Sunday fits in quite nicely.
So, another attempt at adding a little more creativity into my landscapes - and if creativity is what I was going for, its unsurprising it came out a bit like Neil!
Time to shower,wash away the fatigue...
Have a great weekend,my friends!
Greeting from China.
Reached #69 in interestingness (on 2007-10-06),thanks all of you!
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Pokémon Adventure Time! - Pokemon Pikachu 35mm Flash Camera, Expired Kodak Gold 200 film.
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