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From Timeless hair fashion shoot, Pinni magazine
Model: Eleonoora / Brand
Style: 2or+ByYAT
Hair: Tuomo Hakkarainen
MUA: Nelli Inberg
Lighting assist: Marko Oja
I have now decided I want this as a large print hanging on my wall. I like clocks. Even though the clocks can show the time, they self seem to be timeless. The days are always going to have 24 hours and the hours are always going to have 60 minutes, that's just the way it is.
Canon EOS 50D+EF 135mm f/2.0 L
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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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.
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
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.
The sculpture Umbrellas from Georgios Zongolopoulos located at the Thessalonikis new waterfront (Nea Paralia) on September 01, 2014 in Thessaloniki, Greece. The imposing structure of George Zongolopoulos composed from 40 umbrellas.
Near the city of Nea Redestos, there are the so called "Loutra Thermis". From the 1870's, when the older hamams were being built, the prosperous citizens of Thessaloniki were coming in this place (Madzarda or Macarlik) for their pleasure and relaxing. Until the 1990 people when the baths were closed, many elderly people kept visiting them.
The clouds were amazing this day. High winds were making them drift by real fast.
What I'm trying to show with this series is a progression and unfolding of awareness. It was like a day of photographic meditation. At first I was frustrated because I didn't find what I wanted. But then, once I was able to let go of that, I found something better than I imagined.
I wanted to get there for sunrise, but we were about an hour and a half late, so I was in a bad mood. Then, I wanted a bright blue sky to contrast against the tan colored stone. But the sky was overcast and the clouds were creating diffuse, muted, constantly changing light. Then something changed in me. I started noticing how amazing the sky was in itself and the contrast between the wispy, soft-edged, quickly changing clouds and the solid, hard-edged, unmoving rocks caught my eye. So I focused on that instead.
I noticed how the curve of the clouds matched the shape of the wall here and I thought it might make an "OK" shot. I was surprised when I saw it on the computer. And then, when I started playing with it, it just popped as a B/W and I knew it was a keeper. It felt like something I had seen before, but I don't remember ever seeing anything quite like this...
At the end of the day in September, 2007, a narrow gauge C2 simmers in the depot in Huanan, China.
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Perfectly composed, a masterful image that captures an atmosphere and place that is equally stark and timeless.
Standing atop the tunnel view vista-point, surveying the vast glacially carved canyon stretching in front, admiring the lazy clouds drifting by, gazing at the strands of the Bridalveil falls sway and dance to the tune of the wind, and enjoying the mesmerizing play of shadow and light, is a timeless experience that beholds any visitor who stops by to gather in this jaw-dropping location.
Irrespective of the season and irrespective of the time of the day, this is one view that can take your breath away. I still remember my very first memory of this view: as the car sped out of the tunnel, I just managed to catch a glimpse of the U-shaped canyon surrounded by towering walls of granite and that image stuck in my mind. And that inspired me to take up hiking and photography so that I could get more of the wondrous beauty that this and many other parks had to offer.
And thus, this timeless view created a timeless vision in me.
Yosemite National Park
CA USA
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The hike from Stepantsminda to Gergeti Trinity Church is one of the most beautiful and iconic hikes in Georgia. This route offers breathtaking views of the Caucasus, with the imposing Mount Kazbek (5,054 meters) as a spectacular backdrop. Stepantsminda is a small mountain village that serves as a base for adventurers and hikers. The village is located at an altitude of approximately 1,740 meters. From here the hike starts towards the Gergeti Tower, a viewpoint halfway along the route. From the tower you already have a beautiful view of the valley and Stepantsminda. The tower is part of a network of historical fortifications, typical for the mountainous region of Georgia. In the past, these towers were often owned by local clans and served to protect the community and the surrounding land. After the tower, the trail climbs further through a variety of grasslands and rocky terrain. The climb is fairly steep, but easily doable for hikers with average fitness. After about two hours of walking (approx. 3-4 km) you will reach the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, located at an altitude of 2,170 meters. The church, built in the 14th century, is not only an architectural highlight but also an important spiritual and cultural symbol of Georgia. From here you have a panoramic view of the Caucasus and the impressive Kazbek Glacier. In clear weather it is an ideal place to enjoy the peace and overwhelming nature. Do you want to skip the climb? Then it is possible to drive to the church from Stepantsminda with an 4x4. In the summer months, horse riding tours to the top are also offered. The best time for this hike is from spring to early autumn (May – October), when temperatures are pleasant and nature is in full bloom. In winter the route can be snowy, which makes the hike more challenging but also adds extra beauty to the landscape. The walk to Gergeti Trinity Church is an unforgettable experience that you should not miss when visiting Georgia.
After the tough climb, Kanitha finally reached Gergeti Trinity Church. The steep paths and thin mountain air were intense, but every step was rewarded with beautiful views. Sitting on the stone fence by the church, enveloped by the silence of the mountains, she feels her fatigue disappear. The cool Caucasus air fills her lungs as she admires the snow-capped peaks. A moment of peace, surrounded by the history of this holy place, before we enter the church.
De wandeling van Stepantsminda naar de Gergeti Trinity Church is een van de mooiste en meest iconische tochten in Georgië. Deze route biedt adembenemende uitzichten op de Kaukasus, met de imposante Mount Kazbek (5.054 meter) als spectaculair decor. Stepantsminda is een klein bergdorpje dat fungeert als uitvalsbasis voor avonturiers en wandelaars. Het dorp ligt op ongeveer 1.740 meter hoogte. Vanuit hier start de wandeling richting de Gergeti Tower, een uitkijkpunt halverwege de route. Vanaf de toren heb je al een prachtig uitzicht over het dal en Stepantsminda. De toren is onderdeel van een netwerk van historische verdedigingswerken, typerend voor de bergachtige regio van Georgië. Ooit waren deze torens vaak in handen van lokale clans en dienden ze ter bescherming van de gemeenschap en het omliggende land. Na de toren klimt het pad verder omhoog door een afwisseling van graslanden en rotsachtig terrein. De klim is redelijk steil, maar goed haalbaar voor wandelaars met een gemiddelde conditie. Na ongeveer twee uur wandelen (ca. 3-4 km) bereik je de iconische Gergeti Trinity Church, gelegen op 2.170 meter hoogte. Na de zware klim heeft Kanitha eindelijk de Gergeti Trinity Church bereikt. De steile paden en ijle berglucht waren intens, maar elke stap werd beloond met prachtige uitzichten. De wandeling naar de Gergeti Trinity Church is een onvergetelijke ervaring die je niet mag missen bij een bezoek aan Georgië. Zittend op de stenen omheining bij de kerk, omhuld door de stilte van de bergen, voelt ze de vermoeidheid wegtrekken. De koele Kaukasuslucht vult haar longen terwijl ze de besneeuwde toppen bewondert. Een moment van rust, omringd door de geschiedenis van deze heilige plek, voordat we de kerk binnen gaan. De kerk, gebouwd in de 14e eeuw, is niet alleen een architectonisch hoogtepunt maar ook een belangrijk spiritueel en cultureel symbool van Georgië.
Le train 410 "Olympus" Thessaloniki - Ljubljana, prêt au départ à Thessaloniki. En tête, une voiture-couchettes des chemins de fer Macédoniens (10/09/2003)
"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
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From Timeless hair fashion shoot, Pinni magazine
Model: Mirka / Modelpoint
Style: 2or+ByYAT
Hair: Tuomo Hakkarainen
MUA: Nelli Inberg
Lighting assist: Marko Oja
A moment of calm strength and effortless elegance.
Frederica doesn’t need anything loud or dramatic — her presence speaks through her gaze, her posture, and her natural confidence.
Photographed in Frankfurt, framed by soft light that highlights her beauty and personality with simplicity and grace.
A portrait that proves how powerful subtlety can be.