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It's always time for tea right? New print over on my overhauled site Trisha Brink Design: Photography on Etsy.
For Flickr Friday's theme, "Time Travel," I have decided to play around with the in-camera multiple exposure feature. Previously, this feature was rarely used, other than some fooling around.
Originally I tried to take this in an unlit hallway (using a flashlight to fill in the subject), but the subject's black clothing was absorbing all the light, so it ended up looking like a bunch of floating heads and hands.
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It was a toss up between this and simply the letter 'T' - which is technically 'The beginning of time!!!'...here's to another week and another MM Challenge..
Time Square by night..
More pictures here:
www.fabionodariphoto.com/ita/viaggi/viagginewyork.html#IM...
BLT Time for lunch with homegrown fresh Jersey Tomatoes, coupled with local bacon! Nom nom nom.
Self Critique: I would have liked more in focus, but I was in a rush for work. Which is no excuse. I do enjoy the subtle softness though.
251/365
Was I a good moc? No you were a pain in the arse.
So this moc started out as a test of my limited engineering skills one Christmas, when I came home from university. Since then I've graduated, found myself a partner and live in our own flat.
This tower however, has sat in my former room, then been moved into another room and collected dust for and been in the way of my sibling for 4 years.
Because of lockdown I've been able to sort out a space in my new home for Lego, so when I visited my family I packed it down.
Long story short, I'm alive and hopefully coming out of my dark age. I'd love to rebuild this... But at a much more manageable size. I've uploaded photos of the deconstruction process, so check them out... If anyone's still here?
Theme: Time
One of many things a child might have needed at one time to play, now lost in the dirt to decay and disappear.
Shot with Nikon D3300 w/ Nikon 85mm 3.5G macro
ISO: 400
F-Stop: f/4
Exposure time: 1/4000
Every time I find me looking for new dolls I remember what dolls I still have and how beautiful, magical, heartwarming and special they are.
There were dozens of sheep in the field next to the canal where I was shooting. As soon as the Sun went down behind the trees they were off. One by one they all turned and marched from right to left.
Never seen this before and have got no explanation. Anyone shed any light on the reason??
I've been thinking about my life when I reviewed 2013 and same time I was thinking about new year's resolutions.
I work hard whenever needed at the office or even being volunteer, I pride myself meeting deadlines, bring order to chaos. I am energized by challenges, I know I am good at solving the problems.
I am always counted on. I am the caregiver and protector of my family.
However I forgot how to have fun like when I was a kid, not thinking about being responsible for many things.
I was still a fun mother before I started working with Architects in real life.
Architectural industry environment is same as design industry, most of the times people are very critical.
I am sure something to do with being a designer but also most of us are under paid not as much as what social status stands.
I don't really meet happy Architects except my office. I feel what I do is just another job it pays the bills but I love the people I work with, they are more like family to me.
I can still make my girl friends laugh but I forgot how to act around men.
I mean the ones I care I get a bit intense and making a lot of things out of scale.
So when the things does not work as much as I hoped, I withdraw and stop dating anyone be what I do best. Be a good Mom, be a fun co-worker and be a goofy girl friend.
Actually I should accept what it is and be blessed with being surrounded by loving caring friends, co-workers and family.
so what's your new year resolution?
Oh the tales the streets of Charleston tell; time worn but defiantly beautiful. To walk in the footsteps of history...thinking how your own tale has become part of the world....
- ces pigeons la ont pris l'habitude qu'on leur donne des miettes de pain apres notre ftour de midi..
- dommage pour le cadrage.. une dizaine de pigeons ca bouge trop lool
Some time ago ...in fact it was eight years ago today... I posted a photo of this derelict railway carriage body. At that time my long-standing contact Rienk Mebius came up with a plausible identification:-
www.victorianweb.org/technology/railways/p3.html
So it seems this was Great Eastern suburban stock of the kind that would have worked what were already intensive services from London's Liverpool Street and Fenchurch Street stations. Passing by again the other day I stopped for a further photo ...upgrading, as it were, from the earlier digital snap. It would have been interesting to see the interior. The evenly spaced doors made me think at first that these were non-corridor full-width compartments, but I think recent "open" suburban stock had the same door spacing, with passengers entering or leaving between the knees of seated passengers. One imagines Pooterish, wing-collared, "city clerks" ...not the humbler, younger kind who would have scuttled home from their desks to Canonbury or Stockwell, but older, senior men with long experience in banking and insurance who returned to wives and villas in Goodmayes.