Bleach Watch Singapore
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... not washed out. We have sunshine not rain!
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The Remains of a building in the ghost town of Rhyolite near Beatty, Nevada.
A stark reminder of the of the fleeting quality of life...even the life of a town.
Hollow, taste my Zenpakto!!
Photo taken for Paradiso Photo Contest @ YURAKUCHO
Featuring HAGANO rare gacha from Amias, currently available along with a number of tremendous masks @ The Arcade
The female pose will soon be available at MomentuM
Pose currently available @ La vie en pose
“The progress of science is strewn, like an ancient desert trail, with the bleached skeleton of discarded theories which once seemed to possess eternal life.”
Arthur Koestler
Basilosaurus whale skeleton in marl.
Wadi Al-Hitan (Whale Valley):
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Apocalypse - New Series taken entirely at Tralala's Diner - Pine Lake!
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Again trying out some artistic post processing. There are lots of these small fisherman's boat here in our country. Locally we call them "banca". These little boats which probably could only accommodate 3 people is a major source of livelihood for these folks so they keep it as usable as long as possible through proper care and maintenance, one of which is to keep it dry whenever they're not using it.
On the expansive, closely mown lawns, the women laid out the laundry to be bleached by the sun. Keeping it moist kept the laundry from turning yellow. The women were sometimes accompanied by their men, who were allowed to wheel the wheelbarrows with the heavy, wet laundry.
Bleaching meadows were still used in the textile industry until the 20th century. Many people also put their laundry on the bleach to dry at home
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The last four years spent photographing my previous ‘muse’ have been the greatest source of creativity and camaraderie I have ever experienced on my photographic journey.
That time is now behind me, and I look back on it with fondness; I am grateful for the experience.
I would like to take this opportunity to clarify one thing: her face, which you will never see, is beautiful. I have never posted a portrait of her showing her face, not because she was unattractive, but simply to protect her anonymity and privacy.
Today, after four years without taking a single portrait (apart from self-portraits), I am happily embarking once more on this portrait-taking adventure.
In this photo, a Brazilian FRIEND was returning from the grocery and spent an hour cleaning every piece of fruit and vegetable with vinegar right in front of me.
As the first series of portraits wasn’t very interesting, I suggested she pose with her fruit basket and a bottle of bleach, as she is very concerned about germs and bacteria.
The framing isn’t perfect, but I like the spontaneity of the moment, and I think it’s important to share some smiles during these rather gloomy times! Voilà:)
Lens: Mitakon 50mm f/0.95
Aperture : 0.95
A dark brown Icelandic horse with a sun-bleached mane stands in a field with a snowy mountain background, Stokksnes Peninsula, Iceland. All of the horses in the field appeared well fed and in great condition, although their long winter coats had a few muddy patches.
29/12/2020 www.allenfotowild.com
Temperatures were around 27C (80.6F). A stiff breeze was blowing - but it felt just like the hairdryer on warm. I intend to go at a different time, but this trip gave us a chance to look around...
The scene opens with a massive sandstone hoodoo in the foreground, shaped by ages of wind and temperature swings until it looks almost precariously balanced on its own pedestal. Its pale, sun-bleached layers contrast with the deeper reds and purples that dominate the canyon walls behind it. Hard light from the clear Arizona sky carves sharp shadows along every ridge, telling you the air is bone-dry and the altitude unforgiving.
Further out, the canyon unfolds in a series of terraces and cliffs that look like frozen waves—each one a slice of geologic time. The broad mesa at the center catches the eye: stepped flanks, a pyramid-like summit, and bands of sediment that read like a slow diary of Earth’s past. Despite the scale, everything feels stripped to essentials: rock, light, and sheer space.
In the distance, the layered plateaus soften into bluish tones as the atmosphere stacks up between the camera and the far rim. This haze doesn’t hide the grandeur; it deepens the sense of depth, making the canyon look almost endless. The emptiness isn’t silent, though—you can almost imagine the subtle hum of the wind rising from the chasms below.
Near the edge, small shrubs cling to cracks in the rock, reminders that life finds its way even in terrain that looks utterly hostile. Their presence adds a human-scale reference that underlines the vastness around them. The whole view carries that signature Grand Canyon paradox: a landscape sculpted by relentless erosion yet appearing immovable, ancient, and larger than any frame can hold.
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Bleach Green Viaducts.
Completed between 1931 & 1933, these viaducts joined an original viaduct (not pictured) built in 1848. They were built to carry trains across the Valentine’s Glen, Three Mile Water and Bleach Green at Whiteabbey.
From thedailylumenbox.com Cyanotype bleached in a mild sodium carbonate solution and toned in wine tannin. Highlights re-bleached with sodium hypochlorite.
The morning sun bleaches the greenery surrounding this pond at the For-Mar Nature Preserve and Arboretum, August, 2026.
I think at this time of day the branches look better in black and white so i will be converting them. Temperatures were around 27C (80.6F). A stiff breeze was blowing - but it felt just like the hairdryer on warm. I intend to go at a different time, but this trip gave us a chance to look around...