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Again, Jack, thanks very much for the swift shuttle to desolation.

 

This is from a 24 shot panorama.

Pentax K-5

DA 21mm 3.2 LImited

LIghtroom 4

Spotted this beauty out of the corner of my eye and made a quick u-turn

In Hiding...

 

I don't usually do the self-portrait thing.

 

I love the sound of an abandoned place.

 

The smell of mildew and rotting wood.

 

Water damage.

 

Creaky floors.

 

Remnants of the past.

Ausgediente Schüttgut-Pier.

Disused bulk cargo pier

Extras from Desolate editorial

 

Model: Rinka

Style, MUAH: Jannica Stelander

Lighting assist: Marko Oja

Today's speed paint, reflecting my mood.....

Desolation Peaks, erosional features in the Mummy Range. East Desolation Peak, on the right, is the true summit at 12,849 ft. Rocky Mountain National Park. Larimer Co., Colo.

Desolate Oasis

Willis Creek

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

Utah

 

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Taken at Desolation Nowhere Halloween Sim: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Deadlands/135/159/23

  

Taken by Drew Drakul-Blackheart, Co-Owner of Drakul-Blackheart Imagery Studios.

Old handmade wooden cradles in a 250 year old mansion (Çamlıhemşin/Rize/Turkey)

#93 performs a runby northeast of town. Beyond the train stretches the remote, desolate Steptoe Valley.

Olympus XA1

Kodak Gold 200 Film (expired, date unknown)

 

As if the beach was not full of desolation enough, darkness came creeping up from the edge of the earth to lay claim to sea and shore.

Pentax Q

01 Standard Prime

Lightroom 4

The fire lookout on Desolation Peak, where Jack Kerouac spent the summer of 1957, with Mt. Hozomeen in the background.

 

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Strobist: Bowen Prolite60 @1/4 power, camera left @45deg thru softbox

...my local area transformed by snow and mist into a desolate wasteland...

 

Explore #201 on 10.2.12

 

Desolation Sound Aug 2008

 

Desolation Sound Aug 2008

 

desolation sound aug 2008

 

desolation sound aug 2008

眷村裡迷路

Kaohsiung, Taiwan

There is a haunting attractiveness about these far-flung rolling expanses. There is the appearance of desolation, but no place is desolate that harbours so much life : in addition to the inevitable sheep, hardy fell ponies roam and graze at will, summer and winter alike, and the Martindale deer often cross the watershed ; in springtime especially, the number and variety of birds is quite unusual for the fells. There is little to disturb these creatures. Man is not the enemy, only the fox and the buzzard. Loadpot Hill is a natural sanctuary for all wild life. A. Wainwright.

The mysterious Valley of Desolation is the best place to experience the plains of the Camdeboo and get the real feel of what the Karoo is about. When the sky is clear you will be able to see as far as your eye can.

An old abandoned house on the slopes of Eagle Mountain. On the right on the horizon is Inishtooskert, or better known as "the Sleeping Giant" or 'Dead Man", one of the lesser Blasket Islands.

Dunquin - Dingle - Ireland 2011

This was taken back in January when Matt and I took a trip to Newcastle. I posted #1 before, but I think I prefer this one much more. I used a blue curve layer and colour balance in CS2 to get the colour.

Fossil Falls area

California

The dark rocks were created by volcanic activity thousands of years ago.

(another from the archives)

(selected as a Daily Nature Conservancy photo of the day for 10/6/12)

A row of old cottages on the shore of Loch Duich Letterfearn Scotland.

Northern Branch runs through the forest.

i finally made it this year to the amazing location that is Bombo Headland in Kiama... the landscape is just something straight out of some alien movie with the rugged basalt rocks amazingly sculpted by various forces... i went for some b&w shots because the weather was somewhat bleak and uncooperative...

 

ISO 200 | f/16 | 120 sec | 24mm | Polarising Filter | Graduated ND Filter

"Between the windows of the sea

Where lovely mermaids flow

And nobody has to think too much"

 

About desolation row (-30C w/ a stiff wind) - HDR - 10mm, 3 shots EV 1.7, ISO 100, f11--P`shopped for levels and crop only...

For 700 years, Doel stood near Antwerp along the Scheldt River in Belgium, and includes a home that once belonged to the family of painter Peter Paul Reubens. As Antwerp expanded in the 20th century, its port needed more space, and Doel quickly became a target for demolition. Trying to force residents out, the government scheduled demolitions multiple times, but were beaten by popular protests from the 1970s through the 1990s.

 

But despite the will of the people, Doel could not be saved and in 1999, the town was officially scheduled for complete demolition. In 2007, a campaign group called Doel 2020 set into motion a plan to ensure Doel’s survival by turning it into a haven for street artists. Since that time, residents have trickled out as artists have made their way in. The increasingly abandoned town became the perfect playground for street artists from across Europe to debut their works around Doel.

 

Today, there are only about 25 inhabitants left, all of whom are bravely flaunting mandates that they vacate their homes immediately. Meanwhile the town has been transformed into a post-apocalyptic artistic paradise thanks to the murals covering each and every building. Despite these people’s stubborn refusal to leave, the government plans to continue with demolition, at which point all traces of Doel, from residents’ homes to the the living street art, will be lost forever.

 

This HDR-picture is a combination of 3 pictures, processed and fused with Photomatix.

Isolated barn on the road to Laa Vegas. California, USA.

Granero desolado en camino hacia Las Vegas. California, Estados Unidos.

prime land, where public housing used to be, gifted to developers for sale to private parties #Dublin7 #ODevaneyGardens

meanwhile, more families sleeping on the streets than at any other time

the ugliest most corrupt face of capitalism in Ireland

I keep flipping back to the news channels - CNN, BBC, Reuters, NPR, Pravda and watching as Europe slides closer and closer to war.

 

I watch as one of the world's super powers invades a sovereign country without provocation. Can there ever be sufficient provocation?

 

They are relying on their strength and the fears of the rest of Europe and the world to accomplish their goals, which to me, seem to be horrifyingly similar to those of Nazi Germany at the beginning of the second world war.

 

I am afraid.

 

I feel desolate.

 

The second lead on the news sites is the Academy Awards.

 

That makes me even more afraid.

View On Black

 

my new playground im not finished with this beach yet , so many ideas just need good light !!

The red glow is from the powerstation lights but it adds an atmosphere i like !!

   

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Here is my first published work even though i did it as a freebie its great seeing your work on a web site !

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Here is the flickr set

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Not a terrific picture, but I do like it.

One night it happened...The Morning Never Came

 

April 2012

 

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