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Even a broken windmill can be photogenic in the right light. I drive past this thing all the time and this was the first time I ever felt inspired to shoot it.
Day 70 of the 365 days of photography project.
The broken tree at Hurstwood, home to many insects.
Discovered in Burnley, Lancashire
Teapot mosaic using pieces of broken china I found on the Thames foreshore in London. Some of the pieces may be export china from the Far East from teacups or teapots, dating from the 17th to the 19th centuries - there are certainly some pieces of willow pattern in the mix
Convex safety mirror used to see around the corner for cars exiting a carpark along the back lane of Little King William Street,
Behind it is a stobie pole with a heavy duty power cable all decked out in yellow and black stripes, like a very long caterpillar.
The broken locks were a warning
You got inside my head
I tried my best to be guarded
I'm an open book instead
And I still see your reflection
Inside of my eyes
That are looking for purpose
They're still looking for life
Alas, all good things come to an end. Actually, all bad things come to an end too, so here’s a shot of a champagne glass which started out as a gift at a wedding now smashed and broken. Just like my bank balance…………………..now, moving on 😊
Macro Monday: Theme - Broken
I have hundreds of broken crayons in my house. A bucket full. It seems that once a crayon is broken no one wants to use it anymore. I'm saving them for an art project where I'll be melting all these strays.
HMM!
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– TS Taipei lost power and went aground on March 10, 2016. It broke in half and sank. Salvage began by removing the 384 containers. Shimen, New Taipei, Taiwan, May 29, 2016.
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"To be human is to be broken and broken is its own kind of beautiful."
― Robert M. Drake
This "broken" bulb is a cracked salt and pepper shaker given to me by my grandmother. I put on my long lens to get the smooth bokeh. I am a bit disappointed that you can't make out the cracks clearer.
With the fisheye. This is a composite of two images assembled in photoshop. The exposure for the sky was shot at ISO 3200 with large amounts of noise reduction in post. The foreground image was a 3 minute exposure shot at ISO 800. I painted the arch with a flashlight. this arch was probably the largest feature I've ever tried to light paint, rather difficult to get uniform lighting!
Small section of a broken train car window for the Macro Mondays group. Topic: Broken. Happy Macro Monday.
.. She was broken, i think it was because she loved too much. And she was always blind to the fact that love too is sometimes broken. -r.m drake-
When I first viewed this image in Lightroom I thought it was a throw-away. And had I not bracketed this shot it would have been. Once I got the three images into Photomatix and merged them together I was amazed at the detail. The sky took on a heavenly look and the wood grain on the shack came to life. It almost looks profound. Like, perhaps there is a ray of hope for this broken old home.
Taken hand held, 3 bracket shot in Aperture Mode.
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This is probably one of my favorites from the Austria Flickr Meetup, a huuuge thanks to gorgeous Lisa for modeling, I'm so glad I got to meet you <3
I found this dead butterfly at a butterfly farm during my roadtrip through England. I kept it all the time and when we explored this magical forest I suddenly knew it would be perfect for this :)
I hope you guys are having a great weekend! Thank you for everything <3