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After living in a small city i tend forget how life here in the big city is much faster. Time is everything when you living in a city like shanghai. People always tend to be in a hurry to get to somewhere. Shanghai population definitely got a huge increase over the last decade. When I left Shanghai back in 1999 i dont remember there were this much people, but today the city is crowded with people. I think most of them are workers from other province.
I got time today only to catch up a little, hopefully by this weekend i get caught on everyone's stream. Hope everyone have a great weekend!
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Timesless still life by Dutch artist Matthijs Röling (1943 - 2024). Exhibition of figurative art at Drents Museum Assen NL.
More Figurative Art at my Blog: johanphoto.blogspot.com/2025/06/figurative-art.html
"TIMELESS LAND" - 2015
Nich umsonst heisst dieser Ort mitten im australischen Outback "Rainbow Valley" Vielleicht einer der malerischten Orte welche ich bis jetzt besuchen durfte! Diese verwitterten Sandsteinformation südlich von Alice Springs liegt abgelegen und ist nur über eine unbefestigte Piste erreichbar. Diese Strecke führt vom Stuart Highway aus 22 Kilometer über sogennante Wellblechpiste, Sanddünen und den mit grosser Vorsicht zu geniessen australischen Lehmstaub, auch "Bulldust" genannt! Die eindrücklichen Sandsteinformationen des Rainbow Valley ist am schönsten und spektakulärsten während dem Sonnenauf- beziehungsweise Sonnenuntergang oder die Zeit kurz davor oder danach, wenn das aus hohem Eisengehalt bestehenden Gesteins in allen Farbschattierungen zu leuchten beginnt. Ein atemberaubendes Schauspiel der Natur!
"There is a fifth dimension, beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition."
~ Rod Sterling ~
I have started a camera club where I work and we have set eachother a task. Our first task is Mono using items around the home. this is my photo. In this photo is a card I give to my husband on our wedding.
When I took this photo the late summer colors were dull and washed out. I remember thinking it might be *cool* as a B&W image. So here goes... critique is welcome!!
Naked Creek Falls, Shenandoah National Park
If we could live in a timeless world, then there'd be no rush to finish anything on time, ha that would be the dream of some.
What to do when your mood is in the pits? Therapeutic photoshopping with some music playing always helps, try it sometime.
I wish that dried flower isn't in front of her chest area, but I still love this myself. I chose to convert this into b/w to create a timeless feel.
Strolling through Montpellier, I was drawn to this street scene where history meets everyday life. The monochrome tones give it a timeless, almost cinematic feel.
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Well, I know Remembrance / Veteran's Day is not until Monday, but we were all together this Sunday and wanted to beat the crowds, so this morning we all took a trip to the amazing and historic Calgary Military Museum.
Established in 1914, it is a huge building filled with amazing military dioramas, art, and all sorts of military vehicles, weapons, paraphenelia, etc, from all periods of Canada's Military history.
Around the outside of the building are an amazing assortment of flags, historic military statues, tanks, jets, armored vehicles; it is a very cool place!
We went there last year on Remembrance Day around noon and the crowds were so huge there were parts of the museum that we did not even get to see!
So this year we went the day before and saw every single part of the museum, in and out, me snapping photos to record the whole trip!
This amazing Mural of Honour is the very first thing you see when you step inside the building.
It dominates an entire wall of the anteroom of the museum, and is made up of 240 iconic and amazing images denoting important events and people in Canadian Military history, and altogether they form the amazing image of the three soldiers you see above.
They have various touch screen computer monitors spread around the room where you can select individual images in the Mural and read a write up about them, they are all very unique and interesting.
Here is a link to the Mural of Honour section of the Military Museum website, where you can view online each individual image and write up, for those who are interested:
Calgary Military Museum - Mural of Honour
Also, positioned directly in front of the mural is a display with a rifle and a soldier's battle helmet on top, symbolizing all those who have fallen to defend our freedom.
So, let us all take this time to remember all those soldiers worldwide, through all history, who have fought so hard and made the ultimate sacrifices to help protect our rights, freedoms, and way of life!
Lest We Forget.
As I always do with Remembrance Day posts, I am including the wonderful, timeless, and touching poem In Flanders Fields, written in the First World War by Canadian Physician and Lieutenant Colonel John McRae, and which I, to this day, can not read without getting teary eyed:
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
Lest We Forget.
Enna, a pittoresque city on a mountain in the middle of Sicily. It was twelve o clock on a hot summer day, so we went up the mountain in search of a cool breeze. When I saw this Fiat 500 in front of the high rising city walls, I could not resist. I immediately grabbed my camera and took this picture.
The tiny village of Khuan Don on the very southern tip of Thailand along the border of Malaysia is relatively unknown to even most Thailanders and the only exception to the local Thai people I have personally seen are actually foreign visitors packed like sardines in speeding mini-buses or in cars bearing Malay plates, this being a gateway to the Malaysian border and thus a point of reference to get that 'oh so important' visa stamp.
i'm quite sure these delightful ladies in their large brimmed coolie hats have probably never had their photo taken by any passer by before, nobody ever stops, time is of the essence and buses and cars from outside the area no doubt have tight schedules.
I myself will never understand this, and although an important venue for myself also being a long term visitor requiring the occasional visa stamp, I will never pass through this beautiful area only looking at the road ahead, time stands still only for the click of a shutter and one day it might all be forgotten.
Thank you for not speeding on by :)
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The seasons keep on marching forward.
The years come and go.
Yet, some things remain timeless.
This photo was taken by an Asahi Pentax 6 X 7 medium format film camera with a Super-Multi-Coated TAKUMAR/6X7 1:4/200mm lens and Hoya 67mm R-72 filter using Rollei IR 400 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
“The timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness; and knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream.”
Kahlil Gibran
Today, my parents (my heros) celebrate 51 years of marriage!
Happy Anniversary Mom & Dad! I love you!
After a hike up the mountains via a rather narrow ski slope (which felt very unnatural, I kept expecting someone to slide down from around the bends), I reached a nice patch of forest which offered a lot of different options to shoot. It was a great way to end a weeklong trip in the Alps and got me in a good place to start the 14-hour drive back home (admittedly with a little help from some energy drinks and coffee)
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