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Abandoned industry
Cool abandoned factory with a lot of cool stuff still inside it. But this one was really dificult to edit because of all those terrible highlights,,,,
midtown madhattan...today`s segment is brought to you by the letter "s" and the words : superb, sexy, smile, sleep, structure, shhhhh, succulent, smart, special, sly, slick, suave, strong, sea, sacred, scars, spectre, sweet, spectrum, sanctum, spirituality...and my name.
it`s 75 degrees today and super sunny. i`m in heaven. i love this time of year when i can lie in bed in a lacy vintage thrift store nightdress with small silky straps and leave my windows wide open as i sprawl halfway under the covers somewhere between full stretch and fetal and the air gently blows on me from all sides. it`s the loveliest way to wake up and i`m never in a bad mood on mornings like this. i love that the simplest most natural things in the world are the usually the ones that provide us with the most happiness...in synch with the universe and the earth`s rotation and human beings being human and every other form of life all flowing together we remember that we are all one big ball of energy, a living, breathing, moving universe...each of us is a part of something bigger and what you say and do affects the entire rest of it...when you put negativity out into the universe it spreads to things around you and then comes back to you, but if you put positivity and love out into the world, it affects those around you, people and plants glow and the energy comes back and feeds you more. it`s so important to not forget, but sometimes difficult.
Shiloh School, Starr, SC.
Four layers in Photoshop, all duplicated from original: Bleach By-Pass filter applied to one, Gaussian Blur applied to another, Screen Mode applied to third to lighten, and the final layer pumped up the color in the field. Multiply and overlay blend modes were set in first and second layers respectively. A little tweaking was all that was needed to achieve the final product.
i found this amazing place in the middle of the country. im not sure if it was in connecticut or rhode island, but i need to go back again soon. i had to leave quickly though because i was trespassing and there were lots of people around :/
Just behind the Fairway Supermarket in Red Hook, Brooklyn, old Boston trolley cars slowly decay. They are part of a rusting dream to bring trolleys back to the Red Hook waterfront.
Gibside Hall is a ruined 15th Century mansion that was part of the family estates of the Bowes-Lyons. The Bowes-Lyons were the late Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's family.
Built of sandstone, the house and grounds are now owned and cared for by the National Trust.
Some more from a return last month to the decaying paper-mill pier in Ranheim, outside Trondheim, Norway.
.: Canon EOS400D : Sigma 28-80mm Macro : 1/25sec : f/5.6 : Macro : tripod mounted : mirror lock enabled :.
The badge on a rusting bus stands out against the rusty texture