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Actually it was time for lunch ;-) But "Time For Tea" works better as a title for this one!!!!! This amazing clock hangs in the Salutation Tea Rooms at the Secret Gardens of Sandwich!
a time warp with teeth for eating into black holes....this one's made from just color originally....thanks for looking...best bigger....hope you have a great day
After a good breakfast, a Great Blue Heron guards an ancient crude oil loading bridge near Marietta, OH in the morning sun.
Full blog with speed edit: www.photographythrive.com/time-stops/
The time has come to an end on who you were. It’s time to shed your old skin and step into the new. Time stops for all living beings but it is eternal to all that exists. You are but a blink in the eternal and so capable of creating ripples if you so chose. Chose to let go of all that holds you back so the ripples you create aren’t tainted with all that no longer serves you.
Realize that now, in this moment of time, you are creating. You are creating your next moment based on what you are feeling and thinking. That is what's real.
Doc Childre
Created for ~Faestock~ Challenge #2
Original image by Faestock
texture by adamnedart
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No decent winter weather yet, so no winter photography. So, back to fall, 2013.
Time keeps on slipping… into the future.
Seen at the Kiev Autumn Flower Show.
Took this with a Canon EOS 3 and some old expired AGFA black and white film. Can't remember when it was taken, but it was sometime in 2019 before the event.
Voigtlander Bessa Rangefinder with the 2021 released and amazing Voigtlander VM 50mm f2.0 Apo-Lanthar lense. Fuji Provia 100
All things in this world must be seen with youthful, hopeful eyes.
-- Henry David Thoreau
Time is a funny thing. My childhood was rough and filled with a lot of disappointment and hurt. In many ways, as I have grown older, I've become younger at heart. I cherish both the time an opportunity I have to help this little person grow. He is the reason for my hopeful eyes - and heart.
After Stormy Monday what else but Time Lapse Tuesday?
Low temperatures and the cold wind blowing in from the North.
86259 departs Crewe right time with the Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express; no apologies for posting another shot of this superbly turned out loco. Apparently after the raised, polished numerals were removed from the WCML electrics quite a few dwellings in Crewe sported new house numbers. 16th February 2013.
Wolverhampton Lichfield Street and one of those buses and girls shots I'm known for. On this occasion my shutter speed selection button got disturbed without my knowledge and the ones I t took here are all spoilt. However I still quite like this of BX61 XBV in a way as it's a bit like one of those early colour illustrations from the Sixties we found in Buses Annual and other publications.
I have had this concept in my head for weeks and I finally got round to shooting and editing it.
This is the first time I've attempted the brenzier method.
There are a few things I would like to change or do better, but I think it's best to move on.
Located at 6th Street and Figueroa in downtown Los Angeles, the Time Restaurant was apparently open 24 hours.
Featuring the Hour Glass Cocktail Lounge.
Who knew?
It's February ....wating and dreaming time. IMO this collage looks 10 times better on black.
Thanks to flickr photographers who are listed below.
1. Little Dreamer., 2. birds (3), 3. From Where You Are, 4. Pennytown Ponds, 5. Tree Stone, 6. Tree in Sepia, 7. Pink Paw, 8. Ingrid Aime Antoine au Pont Neuf Paris, 9. Caress
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
TED: "Yew diddunt fink I'd go on me holibobs an' not take a jigsaw, did yew? I wuz so bizzy goin' out in our 'ire car that I only 'ad time to do one, an' this is it. It's a collage of paintins' by sum ole bloke called Vermeer, an' it's kwite nice. I did it in the afternoons when it wuz too 'ot to go out very far."
2019 piece count: 76785
Puzzle 91
Helping my daughter to make some curtains.
We have been enjoying the time together, measuring, pattern matching, measuring again then deciding yep it's OK to finally cut. We have laughed and sworn (a little bit) and had fun.
We don't always realise what special times these ordinary days are until it's too late.
The last few days have reminded me of the time I spent with my mum as she helped me to make my own curtains when we first moved into our cottage. I miss her.
This year's first batch. Love watching mom and dad feed the babies. This baby was out of the nest the very next day.
*best viewed large*
(more details later, as time permits)
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On the first warm Saturday afternoon in March, I decided to walk around Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village - on the assumption that people would be picknicking, sunbathing, and relaxing in the sun.
Unfortunately, I had completely forgotten that the park is in the midst of a major renovation project, and that most of it has been closed off from the public. But there was still one area -- on the eastern side of the park -- where people could congregate on benches, stroll around the sidewalks, and enjoy themselves.
These are some of the people and activities that I observed while I was there...