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These are "light paintings", made with the camera at low light setting, so a long shutter speed with movement creates all sorts of cool patterns. Most of the ones in this set were done the night we went driving around town looking at Christmas lights. I've already uploaded the set of "normal" Christmas light pictures. For me these are actually way more fun! I'm setting all of them as creative commons, they are VERY fun to play with. Some of my abstract or altered images started as light paintings, maybe combining aspects of several. If you use these a credit and a link back would be great. And if you could post your new image under the one you used as a comment, that would be way fun!
I do these on the highway at night too (as a passenger of course!) They're a fun way to pass the time and some of them turn out quite fun.
Collectif d’Oktoshop Galerie d’art urbain, Sans titre, 2009, graffiti autorisé, peinture en aérosol, sous le viaduc de la rue Belvédère, Sherbrooke, domaine public.
Crédits photographiques : Gabrielle Desgagné-Duclos
This frog has never once changed his expression in the entire time I have known him.
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LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Firefighters Association honored 36 year LAFD veteran Captain II Paul Egizi as their 2022 'Firefighter of the Year' at a well attended luncheon ceremony on April 20, 2023, at the landmark Biltmore Hotel.
Paul joined the Department on February 8, 1987, and held the ranks of Paramedic, Firefighter, Apparatus Operator, Captain I and Captain II. In addition to serving in fire stations throughout the City, he has worked in special duty assignments at the Training Academy and Air Operations.
Wanting to contribute even more to the City and his community, Paul served as an Explorer Advisor for several years. He is also a member of the LAFD's Field Incident Management Team as Air Operations Branch Director, and has been involved in key projects and essential development committees.
LAFD Event: 042023 - Firefighter of the Year
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
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En el parque de los niños. Los colores y las textura. Me parece que los detalles muestran un extraño mundo.
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After 9.30pm... empty seats on rides for little ones... they've all gone home to sleep. I'm sure I would have had nightmares with a green monster like that looking at me while I whirl round on a gentle ride. Sponge Bob was on the other side!
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In loving memory of Robert Tait Little who died Sept 19th 1907 aged 85 years.
Also of Jane, wife of the above, who died July 26th 1917 aged 78 years. At rest.
In 1871 Robert Tait Little walked from Scotland to Exmoor, herding the first Scottish Blackface sheep down the droving roads on foot. He remained here with his wife Jane, and their children Robert, John, Ellen and Thomas.
St Luke's Church, Simonsbath.
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