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A Impressive view of Art Projecting Images seen on the Walls of Beverley Minster ...In East Yorkshire ..
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.
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.
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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Will they be back out this season? I hope so….but we need more snow!
Here is a look at the last time the MBTA's plow train ran and the only time I've ever photographed these classics.
The third Nor'Easter in a week dumped 18 inches of fresh snow on the Boston area in mid-March 2018. This misfortune for the citizens of the Commonwealth provided some good fortune to those of us of the rail persuasion in the form of a Keolis plow extra operating on the MBTA northside routes.
A pair of rebuilt original ex Boston and Maine double track Russell snowplows dating from 1949 are on home rails here bracketing a GATX GP38-2 as they work westbound on Keolis/MBTA’s former B&M Fitchburg Route mainline at MP 31.5 approaching the King Street crossing. They are passing the circa 1870 Fitchburg Railroad passenger station that now serves as an antique shop with the MBTA commuter trains calling at a modern station about a mile an a half east of here.
Littleton, Massachusetts
Wednesday March 14, 2018
Time to go pay her and the rest of her family a visit... Heading off to the Serengeti for a few days over Christmas...
Happy holidays everyone, and for those traveling - be safe!
At the bottom of a broom closet in a neighboring village, the last of the bloodline is cleansed from this world.
A very different style after my last build! Eventually I'll finish the rest of the body so it's more than just the arms. :)
Built for the Summer Joust's Stairway Tales! Potentially my last build for this competition, wish I had more time. :/
A few golfers enjoy tee time while a Metra inbound commuter train accelerates from the depot in suburban New Lenox, Illinois on Metra's former CRI&P Rock Island District on a nice summer morning.
literally with a dandelion clock though not very accurately.
Today members of the We're here group are visiting the time flies group
I'm in Spain this week (Barcelona) and missing both my boy and my girl (i.e. wife) very much. I left late evening Saturday evening so late Saturday afternoon we got a chance to enjoy some family time with the ball in the neighborhood greenspace. No greater joy.
Update time!
Was able to work in the feedback UrbanErwin gave me into the design! The turntable is now running better and is more easyer to stop at the track you want it to.
Currently adsing the frame for the roof. That will be a major step towards the entire look and feel of the built.
Table top shot of my pocket watch.
Taken using My Hasselblad 203FE, Carl Zeiss 80mm FE f/2.8+ E32 ext.tube
Film: Rollei RPX100
Dev : Stand developed 59 mins Adox Adonal 1+100.
Scan: Epson V700 Silverfast sw. Betterscanning.com holder