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Mural by Tell Your Children exhibit at ArtScience Museum during Sneakertopia - Step into Street Culture.
A beautiful Christmas morning with my family.
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If you've got a desire to travel, why don't you check out the site? Big Brother Backpacking.
Series "It's all about the shoes" (2 of 3)
They had just got out of the tanning salon, and now that they were looking smoking hot, it was time to step on the heels, get rid of the flat comfy shoes, and go own the night!!!
Greenwich Avenue,
New York
Taken with a 3G iPhone
Mill Lane, once a road, now a track. HDR image processed in LightroomClassic. I entered this as My Best Shot 2024.
City walk in Vlissingen. Nollebos.
The Nollebos is a nature and recreational area of ​​26 hectares in the southwest of Vlissingen. The main reason for the construction of the nature reserve was that it would make Vlissingen more attractive as a seaside resort. The area is enclosed by dunes on the Western Scheldt in the south.
The Nollebos is a nature and recreational area of ​​26 hectares in the southwest of Vlissingen. The main reason for the construction of the nature reserve was that it would make Vlissingen more attractive as a seaside resort. The area is bordered by dunes on the Western Scheldt in the south.
It was a bright spring day and these bright happy colors are actually natural with minimal editing
and no texturing.
Taken quite a while ago , moved my computer into another room and decided to go through my SD cards , this and a few other photos were on there , taken at Dovestones reservoir , the following taken from Wikipedia :
Dovestone Reservoir was built in 1967 to collect water from the surrounding moorlands. The main contractor was A.E. Farr (Civil Engineers) of Westbury, Wiltshire. The proposed construction was opposed by local mill owners, who claimed the damming of the river would cut off their water supply. As a result, a tunnel was built higher up in the hillside to bypass the reservoir.
Local myth has it the reservoir is named after a collection of stones on the skyline that look like a dove. To see these stones, walk along the dam wall towards the car park and look up the hillside when you come to the corner of the dam wall and the tourist information sign. Another version is that in the local dialect some words of celtic origin (dubh for black) were still in usage when Ordnance Survey staff recorded and thus fixed the placename (a similar outcrop five miles to the north is known as Black Stone Edge). To the right on the adjacent skyline is a group of small crags that are known locally as "The Indian's Head" due to their resemblance to an Indian's face that is looking upwards, probably derived from the resemblance to the image on the reverse of the early twentieth century American coin known as the Indian's Head Penny.
I've been shooting a lot of B&W lately, so I decided to take a walk in the park today to take in some color. All I found were dried, dull leaves, so I decided to have some fun in photoshop.
Was a sunny day with an appointment in the morning and a free afternoon.
I struggle a bit with these types of pics. I'm impatient, a bit too conscious of standing in the middle of a path with my camera in about the hustle and bustle. But I'm in my 40s these days, and the 'hustle' are strangers going about their own business with little interest in mine so...