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The unsolved mysteries of the rain forest are formless and seductive.
They are like unnamed islands hidden in the blank spaces of old maps, like dark shapes
Glimpsed descending the far wall of a reef into the abyss.
They draw us forward and stir strange apprehensions. The unknown and prodigious are
drugs to the scientific imagination, stirring insatiable hunger with a single taste.
In our hearts we hope we will never discover everything.
We pray there will always be a world like this one at whose edge I sat in darkness.
The rain forest in its richness is one of the last repositories on earth of that timeless dream.
Edward O. Wilson, “Storm over the Amazon”, The diversity of life, 1992
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My wife bought me this wrist watch as a wedding gift on our honeymoon. (I bought her a matching one, so now we’ve got his and hers.) I thought it would make a great object for a product shot test shoot.
Strobist information: A single snooted 430EX in manual (triggered by a ST-E2) was fired from camera right onto a white paper that was to the left of the watch. A big black paper was in the background, and a metallic (silver) paper was underneath the watch.
Adalaj Stepwell (Gujarati: અડાલજની વાવ) or Rudabai Stepwell is a stepwell located in the village of Adalaj, close to Ahmedabad city and in Gandhinagar district in the Indian state of Gujarat. It was built in 1499 by Mahmud Begada for his queen Rudabai, wife of Veersinh, the Vaghela chieftain. It is an example of Indo-Islam fusion architecture work.
We associate the fall of sand with the flow of time through the hourglass and many other devices. However there is nothing that stops time like watching and hearing sand give in to gravity.
This little spot along the Independence Trail has a rather timeless quality to it. It makes a degree of sense as this entire trail was once the domain of the gold miners during the gold craze in California. Before that, the Maidu people walked these trails for centuries. Makes me feel young and that's a good thing.
Happy Fence Friday everyone and have a wonderful weekend.
Independence Trail, Nevada County CA
~The rarest thing in the world is a woman who is pleased with photographs of herself. ~Elizabeth Metcalf
So this is a better shot of my haircut, I love it!
One of the things that most caught my attention of Lisbon, is its feeling of timeless. Everywhere, at each corner. Everything. It seems as if time doesn't run affect this city. This tram was no exception. I'm sure there is an echo of this in their souls.
Una de las cosas que más llamó mi atención en Lisboa, fue la sensación de atemporalidad. En todas partes, en cada esquina. Todo. Parece como si el tiempo no afectara a esta ciudad. Este tranvía no fue ninguna excepción. Estoy seguro de que hay un eco de esto en sus almas.
Shooting into the sun may be something that was once looked upon as an amateur move. Getting married is kind of like shooting into the sun-it's hard to see what's ahead, but the hope is that you'll end up with something beautiful.
Congratulations Eunice & David-from this side of the lens, your future looks bright! :)
This is a simple candid shot, see a preview sheet of the wedding or visit A Match Made In Heaven for more!
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The Queen Mary, Long Beach CA
January 2nd 2010
Taken on ATZ using an Sx-70 Model 1 during the golden hour...
Not sure that this is particularly special - I just love that long exposure look. I've added a touch of tinting in Aperture 3 as well as brushed in some dodging and burning and curves and sharpening.
Hope you enjoy it ;-)
We live a small coastal town. This painted mural adorns the side of a building in the historic downtown district. It's a beautiful place to see and we so enjoy living in this NC colonial capital. What struck me after seeing these photos...how utterly timeless Splash looks. He could just as easily been strolling down the boardwalk in this 18th century scene, with the woman carrying her parasol. These little poodles have delighted admirers for eras. How divine!
Ooops! ...another week...another wrong final pick. Probably should have gone with this one
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Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct bridge built in the 1st century AD. At 48.8m high, it is the highest of all the Roman aqueduct bridges.
It has survived thanks to its use as a toll bridge after the fall of the Roman Empire.
Trace of Lace Silkstone from the collection of the late Joanne Faulkner wearing FR's Adele Makeda's Timeless Gown.
Mattel Jewelry, broach from Sylvia of Hankie Chic
A canal reflects the timeless beauty of Venice, Italy.
Some cities just lend themselves for a passionate love affair with a photographer and Venice is way up on that list....
The timeless appeal of BellaAlemania. This remarkable young lady has the ability to look like she just stepped out of the 1940s.
Model: BellaAlemania (Model Mayhem #1856313)
MUA: Krystal Garza (Model Mayhem #105912)
Hair: MU Salon
Wardrobe Stylists: Prince Kaleo (Model Mayhem #2402976), RJ Rivera (Model Mayhem #712221)
Photographer: Andrew Poupart (Model Mayhem #661881)
Location: The Candy Factory, Fremont, California
Palace + Ballerinas = Awesome
:D
I always work on photos to put up on flickr.. and I usually forget I haven't put up any yet! So here's this one. :)
An almost timeless portrait of a shepherd and his flock as they walk through the rain alongside one of wonderful tree lined canals that cut through the landscape near Damme, Belgium.
It's rare to see a shepherd here. I managed to make this image of him as he strode along to catch up with his flock after a brief chat with us. Besides the thrill of capturing a rare sight, I really like the strong receding perspective emphasised by the rows of trees on both sides of the canal.