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Existence subsists on constant transformation. Without the movements that provide change, our being would be a still-life, and we condemned to stay forever in that one particular moment.
Whether we appreciate it or not, the concept of time prevents us from such a standstill. Therefore, we continuously develop due to our actions and provoked reactions. What we do today, changes the tomorrow, and eventually, this leads to a transformation.
As things change, we need space for these innovations. However, too often, the old turns out to be too small for the newly formed demands. Hence, they slip away from us over time and slowly dissolve until they seem to provide no more significance.
Over time, these ruins accumulate and pave the way for everybody’s past. Though it was their peak that led to the transformation, it is easy to forget that they once took center stage before the better present.
The minute I'm disappointed I feel encouraged.
When I'm ruined I'm healed.
When I'm quiet and solid as the ground
Then I talk the low tones of thunder for everyone
R U M I
Alternating Current transformers share the stage with a Honey Locust tree transforming to winter mode. Utah County, Utah.
In almost no time at all after the wetting rains the landscape transformed into a vivid green cover of grass which with continued rains grew over the month to over waist height. The intensity of the green seemed quite unreal.
Just thought I'd give you a little peak behind the curtain. It's quite a process. Maybe one day I'll do a makeover video.
Khareef in Salalah is nature’s dramatic transformation—where desert turns into rainforest, and misty magic fills the air. It’s Oman’s monsoon miracle, and it’s breathtaking.
During Khareef season, from late June to early September, Salalah becomes a lush, emerald paradise unlike anywhere else in the Arabian Peninsula.
It's almost unreal that it's the same dog, but if you don't believe me, here is a video that will show you the whole process: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xg2G_oINqc
Special thanks to Frank Bruynbroek who took the follow up shot. You can see many more of his amazing pictures here: www.facebook.com/frankbruynbroekphotography
Enjoy :-)
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Giles Gilbert Scott was the principle architect of Battersea Power Station. Much later Frank Gehry set out this transformation and reuse of this icon of South London.
This seen in 2019.
Gilbert Scott also designed the K6 telephone box (1935).
Accolades: Honorary mention in Marina Bay Singapore Countdown 2009/10.
Featured at Explore Front Page on 22nd Dec'09
Always wanted to capture this place during sunrise or rather I should when the place is empty. Otherwise this is most busy place in entire Singapore flooded by tourists.
In year 2010, Singapore is going to introduce new international attraction SANDS and the world is looking forward to it.
It was very clear dawn and moon was still visible while sun has just started emitting its red rays.
This is a 7 exposure raw files between (-2 to +2 EV) digitally blended through Photoshop other than usual sharpening and tone adjusting.
Powderpuff shrub. Native to tropical America. Grown in parks and gradens in the Philippines.
Better to view it Large.
Location: Pandora Box of Dreams - Dreams of endless spring
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Kathakali artist "Kalamandalam Gopi" making up for a Kathakali.
Kathakali (Malayalam: കഥകളി, Sanskrit: कथाकेळिः) is a highly stylized classical Indian dance-drama noted for the attractive make-up of characters, elaborate costumes, detailed gestures and well-defined body movements presented in tune with the anchor playback music and complementary percussion. It originated in the country's present day state of Kerala during the 17th century and has developed over the years with improved looks, refined gestures and added themes besides more ornate singing and precise drumming. - Wikipedia
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For most of the year, the ocotillo looks like a pile of dead sticks. But when the plant flowers, the desert brightens considerably. Seen in Saguaro National Park.
Using the treetops as an obstruction, I was aiming for the sunstar to be less intense. Having to hand-hold the camera down low and the lack of an articulated LCD made it quite hard to compose. The result could definitely be worse, so complain I shall not. :)