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Warship D832 'Onslaught' has just come out of Foley Park tunnel on 17-5-18.
The working is the 12.11 Kidderminster to Bridgnorth service and using the LNER stock.
Ref: IMG_2411 17-5-18 SVR
A street scene in an alley of the medina in Rabat (Morocco).
The medina of Rabat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and reflects the layered history of the city through its architecture and daily life.
Built during the 12th century, it is enclosed by sturdy walls and entered through gates.
The medina is known for its traditional markets, the narrow streets, the mosques and artisan workshops.
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Timeless
Don’t let it fade out of sight
Just let the moments sweep us both away
Credits: Petit Chat @ Sneak Peek
Timeless. There is a saying that the best camera is the one you have on you. This is an iPhone photograph. I am starting to use it more and more. I really like it for street photography because it not as intimidating as a DSLR.
Edited book cover, Mythic World, Colour Timeless Legends by Kerby Rosanes.
This book features over 50 mythical creatures and legends to colour. Each scene shows them interacting with and morphing out of some of the most distinctive landscapes in our world today.
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A lonely sight in Cortez, Colorado. Me and my friend Dylan spent the night in this quiet little town, such a good time!
Took a walk along the South Bank today, and decided to try my hand at the famous shot of the bridge and clock tower from the walkway.
Quite pleased with the way it's turned out - helped by the fact that the tunnel under Westminster Bridge had just been scrubbed out, giving a lovely wet sheen to the flagstones!
Like hot summer afternoons of childhood memory mixed with pastoral scenes of Constable all served up on a modern day bank holiday. What a pleasure.
The River Trent from the Essex Bridge, Shugborough Hall, Staffordshire.
© Jeff R. Clow
Along the Icefields Parkway in Banff National Park.
I'm headed back in September with my friend Hans Wobbe to lead a photo tour in this target rich area - you should come and join us.
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These two gentlemen have known each other for the past 60 years.
Whilst they are next door neighbours, they have been marked by life in different ways.
This hardships that life throws at us is clearly marked on their faces, where the one lost his family, whilst the other still enjoys the pleasures of an extended family.
It was getting rather dark at the time I took this shot but I managed to squeeze in a five minute long exposure and let the time enchant the rocks and clouds. It was the kind of scene that always makes me think of a long exposure. There were no cascades and the water was flowing in and out nicely and I am a sucker for that misty effect that is often a result of such a shot.
ISO 100 | f/11 | 300 sec | 16mm | Reverse Graduated ND Filter | 6-stop ND Filter
Hass + 80mm + FP4+ in Rodinal 1:25 for 9:00 minutes.
I think that FP4+ is too contrasty to use on box speed in these conditions. I should reduce the development time by maybe 10-15%. Last time I've developed in Rodinal 1:25 for 8:30, and the highlights were much more controlled.
Gerbi's anyone?
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However, the general meaning of the gerbera is a simple but heartfelt compliment: "You make everything much nicer!" Says the cheerful colorful plant in the language of flowers. It stands for sincerity, appreciation and the confession of friendship.
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Walking through the timeless arches of the Córdoba Cabildo ️.
A masterpiece of colonial charm in the heart of Córdoba.
I’m so thrilled to finally have some photos of the place where I was born 😍❤️.
Darkness and Light
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Now
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Falls Psychologie interessiert:
B2
Die Energie der Stille, der Passivität. Aus der undifferenzierten und stark subjektiven Perspektive der A2 wird sie als Trägheit und gar als Faulheit angesehen.
Doch es handelt sich um eine Motivationskraft, die aufgrund der Verlangsamung der äußeren Aktivitäten jene Weisheiten und Erfahrungen mit sich bringt, die durch Kontemplation gewonnen werden.
Die Präsenz der Motivationskraft ist den meisten Menschen unbewusst. Sie erfahren einen Trieb, eine Verlangsamung, wissen aber nicht, was sie beispielsweise dazu veranlasst, Meditationsübungen zu machen.
Bei B2 geht es nicht um die spirituelle Komponente, das wäre B3, doch es geht um die Verlangsamung, die der Schlüssel ist zu zahlreichen Erfahrungen, die als Phänomene während der Meditation zu machen sind.
Durch Meditation werden die Wahrnehmungsmuster und das Ego-Bewusstsein als solches bewusst. Durch den meditativen, leeren und nur noch schauenden Geist wird die Realität vollkommen anders wahrgenommen. Die Qualität des Schauens wird eine andere. Zum Beispiel verändert sich die Intensität der Farben. Aufgrund dieser Erfahrungen entsteht die Vergleichsmöglichkeit mit dem alltäglichen Ego-Bewusstsein.
Man kann durch die Ausrichtung der Aufmerksamkeit von einer Verlagerung des Bewusstseins sprechen: weg vom Ego hin zum transpersonalen Bereich. Durch fortgesetzte Übungen verstärkt sich das „quantierte Bewusstsein“ wie ich es nenne. Dieses Bewusstsein nimmt das Leben umfassender wahr.
Die meditativen Erfahrungen durch die Verlangsamung der unkontrollierten geistigen Aktivitäten werden im Zusammenhang mit der Energie B2 gemacht.
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This is Jamie, a fashion model back in the Philippines. Met her during my first fashion shoot and this is one of the pics during the outtakes.
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