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Created for Kreative People challenge ~Clocks and Timepieces
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Title: Timeless Rabbit
My first drawing of the year. Time is moving forward, as people says. But for someone, it stops since the day they fall in love.
Hope you like it ♥
From Timeless hair fashion shoot, Pinni magazine
Model: Eleonoora / Brand
Style: 2or+ByYAT
Hair: Tuomo Hakkarainen
MUA: Nelli Inberg
Lighting assist: Marko Oja
In one sense, the scene of children on the beach is timeless, it could have been taken a hundred years ago. However, the landscape might have changed quite a bit.
Mechanically speaking, beaches are the act of erosion. The beach here probably looked quite different a hundred years ago. Because changes happen slowly, we don't notice much of it. But take a picture of anything year after year, and we begin to see changes.
With technology, and from this point forward, we are recording the transformation of our landscapes accurately. Assuming we're around in a couple thousand years, we should have a high-resolution time-lapse recording of all the changes. That should be pretty awesome to watch because it will show the changes that span a human lifetime in just a few seconds. Then, maybe, we will have an appreciation for just how dynamic the changes on our planet really are.
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Timeless Adele.
I'm not much of an Integrity collector - usually I'm just interested in their quality clothing and articulated bodies, but the faces rarely speak to me. BUT this time I actually went and pre-ordered a doll, and I like her quite a bit.
"Timeless Marbles"
Ein Ort zu dem ich immer wieder gerne gehe sind die Devils Marbles. Die "Murmeln des Teufels" gehören mit Sicherheit neben dem Uluru und Kata Tjuta zu den bekanntesten Felsformationen Australiens.Eigentlich sind die Devils Marbles viel mehr als diese zwei Granitsteinen die man immer wieder auf Bilder von diesem Ort sieht - doch diese zwei Steine haben es schon in sich. Auch ich bin von diesen sehr angetan und habe sie schon des öfteren fotografiert. Die Devils Marbels im letzten Sonnenlicht des Tages. Es fasziniert mich immer wieder wie inteniv diese Farben im Outback sind und noch intensiver werden bei Sonnenuntergang.
A place I always love to visit are the Devils Marbles. Karlu Karlu as they are known by the local Warumungu Aboriginals, are sure amongst the most famous rocks in Australia, right up there with Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Actually there is a lot more to the Devils Marbles than just the two rocks you see in every picture - but of course this two rocks are very impressive. Every time I'm in the outback again I am so fascinated by the intense colors...and at sunset or sunrise it is even more intense. The most famous rocks of Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve at sunset.
A beautiful old train waits to depart at Sheffield Park Station, home of the Bluebell railway. There were few visitors on this occasion, so I had this lovely old place all to myself. The station was built in 1882.
this is the first of two photos capturing probably the most often seen side of Cologne - the Cathedral and Hohenzollern Bridge over the river Rhine...
this one was taken a little before sunset and i wanted to catch that feeling of endless time passing by...
ISO 400 | f/16 | 180 sec | 35mm | Graduated ND Filter | Silver Efex Pro
Bedford Square, London -- everything about this totally unposed scene on a summer evening contributed to a sense of timelessness. It looked like it could have been anytime in the last hundred years.
Pretty Boy & his nemesis. There are Canada Geese in his new home as well as countless turtles & fish. He was rescued from his park in town as the reconstruction of the river banks confused & frightened him. He was walking into traffic & could have been injured. He seems to be adjusting very well & I try to visit him daily while he settles in. I'm worried that this city boy will be hurt by the huge carp which jump out of the water with ease. There is at least one very large snapping turtle here as well. I love this very peaceful sanctuary & look forward to our visits. Recently I learned that a trout farm owner was shooting & killing Great Blue Herons close to this area. I have seen these beautiful Herons here & it is very disturbing to think that they could lose their lives simply by doing what comes naturally to them. I have heard a rifle shot a few days ago. A very foreign sound for me. I have contacted the Ministry of Natural Resources & was assured that this problem will be taken very seriously. They informed me that the fish farmer needs a permit to kill these herons if he wants to protect his fish from them. I am investigating this permit business & wondering why the herons, as migratory birds, are not protected.