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Shot on Labor Day, 2025, this photograph of Coney Island in Brooklyn could really have been taken at any time.
Nature, God's canvas, painted bright,
With dawn's soft glow and starry night.
In every forest, on each verdant hill,
His love whispers, tranquil and still.
From mighty peaks to oceans adrift,
Nature's splendor, God's timeless gift.
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A picture of Princes Bridge with some of Melbourne's high risers as a back drop drop. This monochrome image shows the timeless appeal of this wonderful city.
The gorgeous pier at Llandudno, North Wales, getting the ubiquitous long exposure treatment...somehow appropriate for a subject like this, standing firm against the worst that time and tide can throw at it...
Although the city is, by historical standards, rather new, the insane mixture of the traditional and modern architecture in the mountainous settings certainly earns the place a legendary status. This photograph was taken from the Maokong Gondola on a beautiful afternoon.
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Looking towards Portland and Chesil beach
Not had chance to really use my new Lee filters yet for the lack of cloud GGrrrrrr
Timeless
Don’t let it end (no)
Now that you’re right here in my arms where you should stay
Hold tight baby
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Same place as before. This time a bit of texture and reflected light captured from the sand ripples! It gives a timeless feel!
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The Battle of Issus occurred in southern Anatolia, in November 333 BC. It was fought between the Hellenic League led by Alexander the Great and Achaemenid Persia, led by Darius III.
It was the second great battle of Alexander's conquest of Asia following the battle of the Granicus.
The invading Greek troops defeated Persia and continued their march through the Middle East, into Egypt, then Persia itself and to Afghanistan and India beyond.
The battle has been reproduced and romanticised in various pieces of art in the last 2300 years.
My favourite of those is the "Alexander Mosaic" which I have tried to recreate in Lego. It is not the same or as good, but I really wanted to try it.
Read more about the mosaic and the battle here:
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This is the last of my Issus photos, I just wanted to put up a comparison as well :)
In a quiet corner of the city, this high-rise stands like a silent guardian over the harbor. Its clean, austere geometry feels like a monument to modernity, holding tales of progress and transformation within its walls. The gray sky drapes the scene like a veil, amplifying the calm and evoking memories of rainy days when the city rests in its own rhythm. The water in the foreground quietly reflects the structure, as if whispering: Here, time flows slower, and the world becomes a still frame.