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These days I am also working in my garden. Many summer blooms have faded and need to be dead headed. However, I cannot bring myself to get rid of all the color yet. Some imperfect blooms still look beautiful as I sit with my coffee on the deck looking over the scene. So I will take my time and honour the transition of seasons slowly.
Cheyenne Mountain Autumn Sunset
Colorado Springs, CO
Three Image Bracket, +/- 2-stop, HDR
EXIF from "zero" exposure
our rainey kitty is fading fast.
tomorrow we'll visit the vet for his last trip.
we have had a wonderful 17 1/2 years with him. he made it to 20.
Fall is in the air and these birds that were so vibrant a few months ago are losing there color, I personally love it ( gives me a whole new bird to photograph)... Many thanks to all those who View, Comment and or Favorite My Photos. It is greatly appreciated. Scott :)
Little Met golf course in the Cleveland Metroparks
I like how the trees sort of fade away into the distance
Autre vue du célèbre viaduc des Fades avec cette rame tractée par deux machines (la troisième est en véhicule, après avoir assuré la pousse à l'aller). Août 1994
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On both sides it was about fading memories. For my model, Margo, it was a sad day, as she had lost her grandma and she was sad about that. From that moment, her grandma would become a fading memory, rather than a reality. For me, it was diffrent: I made the shoot short, and did it in my usual place I mostly do- it was my final shoot with a model, so those places have so much memories- and since I am not planning to make another model shoot, they have become fading memories for me as well..
I have been shooting portraits for almost close to 4 years and it always had been a great joy. Bringing it to an end was a hard decision, but there are many many factors that made me come up with that- they were maybe little , small issues but when they add up, the balance of having joy got weaker and weaker- untill I decided to end it.
So therefore- for me those shooting days will remain as, ''Fading Memories''
This old boat still has a sea-view. Time and tide have clearly left their mark on her, as she gently crumbles away on a grassy final 'mooring' above North Landing. Processed from RAW using Capture One Pro, followed by soft light layer overlay of Silver Efex processed layer to produce final image.
Golden evening light bathes a solemn scene in Vulcan, Alberta, where the last of the historic "Nine in a Line" grain elevators - a location once boasting one of the largest rows of elevators in Canada - faces its final days. Just hours earlier on this gorgeous spring day, a steel grain bin still stood centre frame, but by 1900hrs, wrecking crews had reduced it to rubble. Here, Canadian Pacific EMD SD70ACu 7013 guides CPKC train no. 418 past the carnage.
The main elevator structure is slated for demolition mid-next week. For those wishing to document this iconic prairie sentinel, time is running out before yet another piece of Canadian history fades into memory.