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Cropped photo of TV screen of Rachel Maddow covering the 1400+ Hands Off Democracy rallies across the US, April 5, 2025.
... L'hiver est froid... et... long... Mais il a aussi son charme et sa beauté féérique... De temps à autre... il nous offre son côté mystérieux... Chaque jour c'est différent... et les mordus du froid... sont toujours là ... soit pour l'apprécier ou le ... défier...
* Photo dans le brouillard...
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Like branches of a tree we grow in different directions, yet our roots remain as one. Each of our lives will always be a special part of the other's.
Key Style - Danielle Dress, Boots, & Hat
Dress, boots and hat comes in 6 different colors
The Darkness Event maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Zen%20Soul/186/63/27
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InWorld Store - KEY STYLE STORE, Carpathian Island (50, 144, 21) - Moderato
Different moods of the little angel :)..
Textures used -
Notaclue 1 by Skeletal Mess
Vintage Background For Portraits by Andrea Rascaglia
Special thanks to the Textures for Layers group for all their amazing textures and information and to my wonderful friend Festblues ~ / Nina for finding me the Shadows Surround texture by swimmingintheether :)).
Some feedback i recieved on overdoing the post processing, the texture application and the orange-ish color of the skin etc...would just like to state here that it was done on purpose to try and create the feel of a painting on canvas rather than a photograph...what i like to call the 'Da Vinci' effect...hope you all keep that in mind while giving your thoughts on how good or bad this turned out...really do appreciate all your inputs.
Once again its only a fourth attempt at textures.
See this image and the entire collection on a black background, visit the new CoSurvivor website.
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© 2010 Cosurvivor ~ / Rohit
Different kind of faucets i found in a hotel swimming pool in Trivendrum, Kerala, India.Reminded me of the mark of beast.
There's a photography tour guide in Berlin telling people that these lamps are remains from another building.
This is wrong.
This is an art installation called "untitled restaurant" by Cuban artist Jorge Pardo made especially for this location.
Pacer 142078 approaches Enginemans Terrace whilst working the 1045 Stanhope - Bishop Auckland West , The service was part of the Weardale Railway Good Friday timetable.
Former Northern Rail 142078 was preserved in 2021 arriving initially on the Wensleydale railway under its own power before it was sold to the Weardale Railway ,
A different day, a different sky. Yesterday it was filled by the belt of Venus and Earth's shadow, today layers of clouds.
In de jaren zeventig ontwierp de Amerikaanse architect John Hejduk meerdere Wall Houses. De woningen zouden gebouwd worden in de Amerikaanse staat Connecticut.
Uiteindelijk is er maar één gerealiseerd. In 2001, het sterfjaar van Hejduk, werd een Wall House gebouwd in een woonwijk aan het Hoornsemeer in Groningen.
Vooral de enorme muur van 18,5 meter breed en 14 meter is opvallend. Hieraan zijn de verschillende ruimtes van het huis bevestigd.
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In the 1970s, the American architect John Hejduk designed several Wall Houses. The homes would be built in the US state of Connecticut.
In the end, only one was realized. In 2001, the year of Hejduk's death, a Wall House was built in a residential area on the Hoornsemeer in Groningen.
Especially the enormous wall of 18.5 meters wide and 14 meters is striking. The different areas of the house are attached to this.
67029 Works a track testing train through Nether Alderley. This loco is a regular through here currently working for Transport For Wales.
Reboot.
18th June 2014.
Den Stehpaddler (Stand Up Paddling (SUP)) beobachteten wir am ersten Nachmittag auf der Insel Borkum vor der Promenade, im Hintergrund wird eine Arbeitsplattform von drei grossen Schleppern auf die Nordsee gezogen. Der Größenunterschied zwischen den Wasser-Fahrzeugen war schon frappierend anzusehen.
The Stand Up Paddler (SUP) we observed the first afternoon on the island of Borkum in front of the promenade, in the background a working platform is drawn to the North Sea by three large tugboats. The size difference between the water-vehicles was striking to look at.
_ Back to Borkum once again _ image #74 of 345
SONY αlpha NEX-7 & SEL18200 (18-200mm F3.5-6.3 OSS, E-Mount)
137 mm _ f/9.0 _ 1/1000s _ ISO200
PSe, cropped, neat image filtered
31.10.2015 / 16:12 CET / MEZ
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We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same ~ Anne Frank
This different little duck seemed happy to mingle with the mallards...wishing everyone a happy weekend :-)) x
HDR shot made up of two different shots, one to capture the train coming to me and another for the one going far from me. Both shots were taken as long exposure of 46 seconds. HDR was managed with Enfuse. Haida ND3.0 filter (10 steps) was used. Source shots were initially processed with Darktable creating the basic canvas for AdobeRGB with logarithm option for unbreak plugin.
Additional plugins like Tone Curve, Highpass filters, Local contrast, Lowpass filters, Haze removal, some denoise plugins, and others were applied.
Four different EMD models are sitting at RF&P's Bryan Park engine terminal. GP40-2-141, GP35-138, GP40-122 & GP7-103.
I've shot this shot before but with bad conditions. Its alway a little colder on this side of the Golden Gate. I found this spot just a couple of minutes from the Vista Point. Just an awesome view of the houses nestled up into the mountain side.
I have a dream, in a galaxy far, far away! Once upon a time, in a mightily different world we could and did travel to places that could blow our mind. This was one of those places.
When we are planning to go somewhere on a holiday we have never been before, we often envisage it in our mind. Look up photos somewhere on the net, read Lonely Planet books (probably a bit old fashioned now) or just get tips from others. But some places are just so far from what one imagines, you are left in awe. And this was one for us, a mouth gaping and unexpected place.
While this photo was taken on our second visit in 2015, this city left us breathless in its majesty whenever we stood on its main street and looked around. We could never have imagined what the eye could see that little else could demonstrate the reality of.
This tram or light rail vehicle if you want to use the modern nomenclature is descending the hill down South St. Andrew Street, Edinburgh, Scotland and is about to turn to its right into the main thoroughfare of town, Princes Street. It's in what is known as the New Town. If I turned 180 degrees I could look across Princes Street Gardens in the valley below and then up to the rear of the buildings lining the Royal Mile on the rise on the other side, the famous street (really six streets in one) that runs uphill to the right and Edinburgh Castle sitting on its rock high above the city. A truly magnificent sight.
COVID-19 has changed our world in ways we see and in ways we cannot begin to imagine. It's been some 18 months now and grappling with an ever mutating virus and populations who are ever more wary on one hand and ever more anxious to break out on the other, we still see no end. It's taught us a lot, much of it worse than a big policeman's boot up the backside but I know one thing when I look back at pictures like this, I am thankful for the life and opportunities we had in life and hope and pray that one day, especially for those yet to experience them, whatever they are that at some stage we will get back to normality or even better than what we would regard as normal. That's my retrospective and introspective for today.
By the way, before I leave this minor tome, I should mention that the good food people of Edinburgh who serve up some mighty fare round town think the electro-magnetic fields caused by the trams have acted rather like the Pied Piper and stirred up the rats. At least they told us so and we saw and we believe! To be fair, we saw one rat in a cafe close to this spot and that's what the staff told us and the others who were standing on chairs while they "dealt" with the problem! One of those funny travel experiences. We had more than one in that cafe but the other is for another time.
A key part of the trip was having an evening at Giant's Causeway to explore without the crowds. Still it took a while before no one was climbing to the top of this section for a clear picture.
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Two different type of sets going on here. The sun setting over Waianae Ridge and soul surfers catching the small sets at Magic Island Ala Moana Beach Park.
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Update: Highest position in Explore!: 38 on Tuesday, August 7, 2007 - Cool! Thanks All!