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Joshua throws the stick. Schaefer sets off after the stick. Willow sets of after Schaefer. And repeat. Ad infinitium.
It seems like I collect pictures of clocks on my travels, clocks on walls, clocks in clock towers, shop windows etc.. I have absolutey no idea why so I decided to do something with some of them. Tourists near the statue of Boudica in London.
(looks best on black)
I figured if the people were going to feed the gulls anyway, I'd take advantage and practice taking some flight shots.
It's time to begin, isn't it?
I get a little bit bigger but then I'll admit
I'm just the same as I was
Now don't you understand
That I'm never changing who I am
This road never looked so lonely
This house doesn't burn down slowly
To ashes, to ashes
-- Imagine Dragons
I posted another frame of this scene in color a few weeks ago, but after studying it some more I decided that it might look good as a B&W. I think it works. :-)
A quick 'Drive-by' tonight... I'll catch up this weekend between editing a wedding I shot last Friday.
:-)
I wait a long time for this shoot and this night was perfect, clear sky and very cold -5 C (good against noise).
Making of:
Nikon d90
ISO 800
18 mm
f 3,5
30s
90 shoots
It's been a while since I made a book necklace. This came about whilst daydreaming on a windy afternoon. I was looking out the window from my work area and realized how much building have been done around my condo since I moved here 12 years ago. We were one of the first families to live in this new township. At that time I wasn't even married. I remember being able to watch the sunset from my balcony each evening. Although I can still see the sunset, but much has changed with the view. It used to be a wide open space of never ending grassland. Now it's been replaced by more condos, shoplots and houses. I understand that this is inevitable when you live in the city, but I still felt just a little saddened by the sight before me. Time changes much, and I yearned for the return of that quiet simplicity of times passed.
This mixed media book necklace combines much of the elements that remind me of times gone by. An old barrel key adorns the simple handmade miniature book. By the side of the key, just visible, is a copper-wire lace over some blue and white plaid fabric. An oval tag displays a print of an old letter with burnt edges. Picasso jasper beads complete the whole rustic, time-worn look of the piece. Other elements include some stained lace, antique brass-toned findings and chain, and brass wires augmented by fire.
* the necklace is 28 inches in circumference, plus 2 inch at focal bead – no clasp
* the book measures approx. 1.5 (W) x 2 (H) x 0.75 (T) inches and has 154 writable pages. Pages are coffee stained.
find this and other items at alteredalchemy.etsy.com/
It's a Christmas wreath, however it was seen on a rural walk away from any housing, at Easter time, so a bit of a mystery how it came to be there.
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The irrigation channels criss-cross the island and allow for east access to some pretty remote areas. It's hard to get lost... but sometimes the edge is a little scary. It can be a long way down!
I prefer the other clock, but this one does show the movement theory although this is not the finished article. I do like the very dark background on this one compared to the other one though.
Pride.be - Pride 2025 - Unite, time to protect our rights
This year, the theme of Brussels Pride ? In the Heart of Europe is 'Unite, time to protect our rights', a call for unity to defend the rights, freedom, health, identity and diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community. These fundamental values are increasingly threatened by bans and pressure at Belgian, European and global levels. Brussels Pride is keen to reiterate the importance of defending these rights peacefully and of pushing governments to act in accordance with international human rights conventions. It is essential to support everyone, regardless of their origin, gender, religion, culture, skin colour or disability. The LGBTQIA+ community is still too often the victim of violence and discrimination, whether physical, verbal or online. Let's unite, beyond differences, generations and borders, to protect each other.
( Chaque annee la Pride attire des dizaines de milliers de visiteurs vers la capitale et colore Bruxelles aux couleurs de l'arc-en-ciel. Il y a aussi le PrideVillage et le PridePodium autour de la Bourse.
Pride.be n'est pas seulement la plus grande fete de Bruxelles, mais c'est aussi un evenement avec un message politique. Avec cette manifestation, nous essayons d'obtenir plus d'egalite de droits pour tout le monde et surtout pour la communaute lesbigaytrans. )
“For every minute spent in organizing, an hour is earned.”~anonymous~
Time is going too fast.. :S
It has been a really long time I didn't upload photos and commenting on photos.. I really miss flickr.. :''''(
No edit.
NINA RICCI ™.
its just a matter of time am sure,,
but time takes time and i cant hold on.
so i want u to try as hard as u can
to put my heart togather again,,
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Morning in the mountains sometimes makes me feel as if I'm looking across time, into the past, and seeing the world as it looked in it's younger days.
100 pictures, #66 time
Sometimes you just have to be on time...This mother and her child were just a little bit to late for the Chinese lantern parade with "Sinterklaas" and "Zwarte Piet". They are waiting for everybody to come back at this point.
The weather was good of Good Friday so I packed a camera bag with my Leica R9 and Panasonic GX7 with some lenses and went to a local lake called Walton Dam. This is the first time I've gone for a walk with a camera bag since my accident on the cruise to Iceland. There is a ruined building near the dam and I have made some B&W interpretations of the ruin
If it weren't for the modern Mercedes to the left this could very well have been a scene from the 1950's!
In the background, a 1959 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud, the prime mover of the top brass, whilst in the foreground a humble runabout for the working man, a 1958 Morris Minor.
Interesting to note that back in 1959 the cost of one Rolls Royce Silver Cloud would have been the equivalent of 10 Morris Minors! An interesting coincidence :)