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Taken on the last day the zoo was open to the public in March 2020. It was an empty day and just before all the schools were out for Spring Break.
Later that evening we got news that the zoo was closing in response to the pandemic, so we were glad we decided to go on Friday!
I spent a cold hour on the pier playing with my favourate camera and also playing with my holga mask in B&W. (I'll post the mask images later)
So here come some more double exposures....................
Part of the 120 Challenge; 12 images, 120 minutes, post all 12 images from a 120 roll.
Historical Emptiness, New York City.
This shot was from mixed projects.
License: bestcityscape.com/
历史性的空旷，纽约。
本系列来自零散项目中的随拍。图片故事尽在微信公众号 BestCityscape .
Taken in the cathedral of Aachen. This shot symbolizes the state of the church. Here in Germany, local churches as closed because they fail to attract people with their ancient rituals and their overcome political and moral views. There's no point in preaching to empty rows.
The cathedral of Aachen, however, was not empty at all when I took it. But I had the impression that people came there to marvel at the wonderful artwork and architecture instead of seeking spiritual guidance.
Technically, I selectively darkened the image considerably and added some film emulation (including grain) and sepia toning using the wonderful Nik Silver Efex Pro 2.
Enjoy!
This is one of the test photo's I took with my new lens, which I
used during the entire vacation in Aosta so my arms were not extra burdened. Since I love a lot of empty space in a picture, I like this one, a SOOK.
The plant, in English called Common corn-cockle (I love that name!) is in The Netherlands found alongside the roads where it was sown to help the bees and butterflies on their route to another piece of land.
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Taken hand held
Title is a Pink Floyd song
This is all empty?
I know what you're thinking, dear!
(The title is of course an hommage to Gary Moore)
Toy Project Day 919
Missouri Pacific caboose 13764 brings up the rear of eastbound Labadie coal empties at Kirkwood, MO.
Pots I have thrown and painted up and put up for sale at Pick Me Up in our 'Fresh Ones' space. Want to do more with pottery, works in progress of a working process
An unidentified Class 47 works 3A27, the Plymouth - Old Oak Common empty newspaper vans alongside the Kennet and Avon canal at Bridge 99, Crofton
Empty hollandaise sauce jar, washed out for recycling, when I noticed the condensation inside the jar.
Although captured a bit before the pandemic, the picture is quite symbolic for the current situation.
Contrast: flic.kr/p/2j4Wmoy
A weathered soul, a silent sigh,
A house stands lone against the sky.
Where once a hearth held warmth and cheer,
Now emptiness and shadows peer.
The wind whispers tales untold,
Of laughter lost, of stories cold.
Each broken pane, a tear that's shed,
For dreams and days forever fled.
A storm brews high, a tempest near,
Yet fate's decree has long been here.
The house endures, a steadfast stand,
A monument to life's demand.
The clouds above, a heavy shroud,
Reflect the thoughts that linger 'round.
A haunting beauty, stark and bare,
A house of clouds, a soul laid bare.
Location: Hollywood Beach, Hollywood, Broward County, Florida, United States of America.
The beach during the nighttime was primarily empty while the locals dedicated their attention towards the Candy Cane parade.
The Candy Cane Parade is a nighttime holiday parade established in the 1950s. The parade was originally established as a means for local businesses to attract local clientele. Today various businesses, schools, non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, and local caravans of residents participate in the festivities. They decorate vehicles with winter holiday lights. Parade volunteers distribute candy canes to spectators.
Ubicación: Playa de Hollywood, Hollywood, Condado Broward, Florida, Estados Unidos de América.
La playa durante la parada estaba mayormente vacía mientras los locales prestaban atención a la parada.
La parada del bastón de caramelo es un evento local nocturno que se estableció en los años 1950s. La parada se estableció como manera de los negocios atraer clientela. Hoy día varios negocios, escuelas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, departamentos gubernamentales, y caravanas de residentes participan en la parada local. Ellos decoran vehículos con luces navideñas y de otros días feriados. Voluntarios reparten bastones de caramelo a los espectadores.
Mas información/More Information: web.archive.org/web/20200121024425/http://fl-hollywood.ci...
Seen near Towrang, 8248-8168 work 2120 empty garbage train from Crisps Creek to Clyde
Pacific national run two services a day to Crisps Creek from Clyde Yard, taking away garbage from Sydney
Empty, like this room, like the reasons that brought me here, just now that I am on the edge of my personal event horizon, just now that time is so precious.
I really feel sorry for art gallery guards who have to spend their whole day in galleries mainly empty of visitors. I can't begin to imagine the boredom.
Deuteronomy 32:10 “The Lord found him in a desolate land, in an empty wasteland where animals howl. He continually guarded him and taught him; he continually protected him like the pupil of his eye.”
Welcome to the Empty Arms Motel in Somewhereville where , the TV has only one fuzzy channel, the microwave is broken, there are no hangers for your suit and the "Magic Motion Bed Vibrator" only works randomly usually without warning during the middle of the night. The amenities are hourly rates, plastic lined mattresses, no pesky valet parking or noisy swimming pool action, and none of those rude housekeeping maids expecting hefty tips. Book your stay now.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.