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This is the first in a little 'urban' series. I like the light in particular on this one.

A more recent sundown shot. Taken in my backyard.

 

# Exposure: 80 sec (80)

# Aperture: f/13

# Focal Length: 50 mm

# ISO Speed: 100

Mamiya C330 - 180/4.5 Super - Ektar 100

Processed with VSCO with hb2 preset

Part of the little grove of trees around the Man [049909]

No dejes que termine el día sin haber crecido un poco, sin haber sido feliz, sin haber aumentado tus sueños.

No te dejes vencer por el desaliento. No permitas que nadie te quite el derecho a expresarte, que es casi un deber. No abandones las ansias de hacer de tu vida algo extraordinario.

 

No dejes de creer que las palabras y las poesías sí pueden cambiar el mundo.Pase lo que pase nuestra esencia está intacta. Somos seres llenos de pasión. La vida es desierto y oasis. Nos derriba, nos lastima, nos enseña, nos convierte en protagonistas de nuestra propia historia.

 

Aunque el viento sople en contra, la poderosa obra continúa: Tú puedes aportar una estrofa. No dejes nunca de soñar, porque en sueños es libre el hombre.No caigas en el peor de los errores: el silencio. La mayoría vive en un silencio espantoso. No te resignes. Huye.

 

“Emito mis alaridos por los techos de este mundo”, dice el poeta. Valora la belleza de las cosas simples. Se puede hacer bella poesía sobre pequeñas cosas, pero no podemos remar en contra de nosotros mismos. Eso transforma la vida en un infierno. Disfruta del pánico que te provoca tener la vida por delante.

 

Vívela intensamente, sin mediocridad. Piensa que en ti está el futuro y encara la tarea con orgullo y sin miedo. Aprende de quienes puedan enseñarte. Las experiencias de quienes nos precedieron de nuestros “poetas muertos”, te ayudan a caminar por la vida. La sociedad de hoy somos nosotros… Los “poetas vivos”. No permitas que la vida te pase a ti sin que la vivas .

 

Existo como soy, con eso basta, Y si nadie lo sabe me doy por satisfecho.

  

Walt Whitman.

I can put this up now it's been in its competition. A hand-held 1 second exposure of a fairground ride. I'm not given to much post-processing normally but this required a lot of mods to remove distractions.

Physical gesture

Spatial relationship

Viewpoint improvisation

Photographer: Cedric Favero (http://nomadcom.deviantart​.com/)

 

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Blaues Band der Spree latin competition 2016

The RL class of locomotives..........hardly a styling coup! The origin of this small group of locomotives can be traced back to the mid 90's when the Morrison-Knudsen Corporation's Australian offshoot were planning a new design of 3500HP loco based on a rebuild of some of the existing 1971-vintage class 442 Clyde-EMDs that were new to the New South Wales Govt Railways. The project was stillborn due to the collapse of MK. Some aspects of the company were purchased by US-based National Rail Equipment (NRE).

In conjunction with Chicago Freight Car Leasing Australia (CFCLA), NRE progressed the design of the locomotive with only bogies and compressors utilised from the 442 locos that were scrapped. The Rail Technical Support Group (RTS) were contracted to build the initial seven locomotives at the Islington Railway Workshops in South Australia, the first being completed in 2005. Another batch of three were built in 2010 but one of these was not completed due to a major frame fault and was subsequently scrapped in 2013.

The initial seven were operated in CFCLA's silver and blue livery, before being sold to Coote Industrial who leased them to South Spur Rail Services. When the South Spur business was sold to Qube Logisitcs one RL was included. It was Qube who subsequently ordered the three additional locomotives. The latest change in ownership was in 2016 when Coote's remaining six locomotives were acquired by the ever-expanding Southern Shorthaul Railroad (SSR) operation.

Given the model number AT36-C, the RL class employ a reconditioned 3500 HP EMD 645F-3B prime mover.

Ms Flame's hair was a feature that helped in the shoot, adding texture when her skin was so pale and smooth.

A Rubiks Cube gone rogue, Burlington House must be one of Manchester's more quirky buildings.

A portion of the rotunda at Las Vegas City Hall in Nevada. Soon to be headquarters of online retailer Zappos dot com.

Lamborghini Egoista | Do not use without permission

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I have always been a fan of architecture. I believe a challenging site often leads to creative solutions which often leads to superior design. Here, the sharp convergence of two streets resulted in a sharp edged building.

A view of the St. Luis Reservoir

shot in portrait... ;o)

Melbourne, Victoria, AUS

A little break from my Skye images...................

Switch House, Tate Modern.

 

Inktober 2018 ( 16 ) ANGULAR

 

I could not imagine anything more angular than the sinister face of The Shadow.

I have always liked this "pulp" hero, and it seemed like a very good opportunity to draw him.

  

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No he podido imaginar algo más angular que el siniestro rostro de La Sombra.

Siempre he sentido debilidad por este héroe "pulp", y me ha parecido una muy buena oportunidad para dibujarlo.

Rural View ~ Angular ~ i like the colour here ~ rich and vibrant ~ this is hdr

Andreas Manessinger, manessinger.com, Creative Commons BY-NC-ND

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