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just like the way the difference of the colors..
just the same like in our real world.. everybody trying to make themselves stand out, make themselves different than each others..
and i do believes.. every individuals are unique and special.. they do stand out.. it's just the matters of whether you realize or even discover them...
Street sculpture with a difference !!!
It is not everyday you see a Martian tripod walking down the street - but this is Woking ! Woking is very near the spot the first Martians landed in H G Well's book " The War of the Worlds "
A bit of a connection for Sight and Sound
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Bit of a different take on a sunset :)
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Doris Leuthard, President of the Swiss Confederation 2017 and Federal Councillor of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications of Switzerland, speaking at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
The Difference From Last Week On The Bridge Work Was That Workers Are Installing More Stay Cables On Both The Westchester And Rockland Sides Span Towers (Northern Side). Photo Taken Sunday November 20, 2016.
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Three of Freight Australia's G class locomotives led by G523 head a SCT services from Melbourne to Perth through the curve at Redhill in South Australia's Mid North - 2 March 2002.
The name for a male peregrine is 'tiercel' which I think comes from an old French word meaning one third - the female is one third larger than the male. If you look up 'tiercel' on AI, it tells you that the word derives from the old belief that one third of the eggs hatched into male falcons. I wonder which is right...? Anyway, you can see from this not very sharp photo how much larger she is than her mate.
The moment when someone is marked as “other”.
Not by who they are, but by the finger that points.
Difference here is only a surface we choose to see,
like a stone mistaken for a person simply because no one looks deeper.
I have all most same shot from this location only difference is within one second all fog came from River
Luke has been super into trains lately. It's so cute! I think that it may, in part, be because he wants everything that Carter has. He has such focus here!
I had the hardest time getting this WB correct. I think his skin is too red still, and the overall WB is too warm.
Also looking, do you think that red Christmas light in the center is distracting? That's the difference in exposure that I read about, and it would suggest that it may be distracting from the subject rather than adding to the photo.
Denholm ICD then 2008 & now January 2015
The end of an era as another long standing Bristol company calls in the demolition crew and ceases trading!
"The difference between the honest and the dishonest is a debatable line. We’re suckers if we don’t try to cram as much happiness as possible in our brief time, no matter how."
-The Steel Trap
Two different liveries soon to be consigned to the history books. Voyager 220018 in it's Arriva Cross Country livery and Super Voyager 221109 in a Avanti West Coast/XC livery. Seen here at Longsight.
They would work the 5O12 0913 Longsight to Stockport, their usual Northend departure to Manchester Piccadilly was changed to a South Bound due to Manchester Piccadilly being shut for engineering purposes.
17th May 2026.
Fantasy then and now at Sweetington Hall. Curiously the circular copper portraits depicting Queen Elizabeth II appear in the 1899 photo, thirty one years before the Monarch’s birth. Spooky.
I always love it when they include old archive photos in stately home guide books. I like being able to step back in time and notice all the little changes that may have occurred over the years. It is not unusual for me, when visiting such a house, to bemuse/alarm a friend by idly commenting that “in 1880 the curtain tassles were different” or something equally mad.
The view through the side door shows a glimpse of the completed Chinese Room: www.flickr.com/photos/timsidford/7373049334/in/set-721576...
Letterpress coaster series we produced for Anthem! www.anthemww.com Besides turning out beautifully (mainly due to good appropriate design work) the piece is also a good example of using 2-color printing and other letterpress learning.
The large green hill is just a placeholder from my old layout (no its not the difference!), to gain a visual impression of a large green embankment. The final embankment will look nothing like this one.
"Act as if what you do makes a difference. IT DOES." -William James
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April 1993
Film: Fujichrome Velvia 50 ASA.
Camera: Pentax-LX.
Lens: smc Pentax-M 100mm.
Exposure: f/16, 1/60 sec.
A lot to upload today. xD
I noticed a different level of brightness in the colour. I guess the left ones were just getting to much sun. ^^
From a photo I took a couple of months ago. I added in a parchment-esque texture and set the blend mode to "difference."
Not my normal type of imagery but I really liked the outcome. Dark but artistic. Kind of reminds me of a wood-print.
Spot the differences (use notes if you wish).
[Original photography: Mike Kemp - Rubberball Productions]
The title comes from the new "viral" campaign from Dove, showing how much of what we see in the ads is actually photoshopped.
I was working on this stock picture (left) and felt like posting the rough result (right). The guys at Dove must be happy, the viral part is doin' its job, uh.
Now what's my view on the subject - given that anybody actually cares.
One must know that people appear breathtakingly flawless in magazines because they are fake. Because of the lights, because of makeup, because the photographer knows his job and can take the best out of one's features once he studied his model for a while. Because of - cough - photomanip junkies' post production.
But this doesn't mean that photoshoppin' is bad.
Photography is a 2-D, one-sense still representation of a moving 4-D, five-sense reality. There's no match, unless you use some tricks. It's not that different from having your subject in a good light, isolate it from the background, framing the pic, buildin' some composition. It's just tryin' to put in a photograph all the selection job that your brain does when lookin' at the real subject.
Given that. Don't feel ugly since all the gods and goddesses you see around are... "selection job".
Aye, except Angelina. She is real.
My lovely (and very talented) young friend Jeta (pronounced Yet-a) joined me at the RenFaire last Sunday. As requested, I tried enhancing some pics digitally. Left is unaltered; right is altered.
Not much change, as you can see.
Central United Methodist Church was one of the first Protestant congregations in Michigan. The church was organized in 1810, incorporated in 1822, and the church building was built in 1865 ( with modifications to the sanctuary in 1867 ) .
Sound-wise this was like a crotch rocket racing a muscle car with a 427. There were great sounds from the leading two units as a result of the effort to climb the hill west of Neenah by M347.
cultivate our difference / cultiver notre difference
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