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It has been beautiful weather for the end of October and Beginning of November - quite extraordinary and excellent for photography.
Random photos today! Evie & I went to the beach today, it was windy and cool but sunny. Evie photos will follow :)
I came across this rose on the beach and had to take its photo, something quite beautiful yet sad at the same time. I wonder what the story is behind this rose? we'll never know.
Back alley - carriage house circa 1870's that has been remade into a garage. The garage sit in between two
Window of an old cottage with faded artificial flowers & some serious cobwebs across the middle panes! I'm fairly sure nobody lives there now. Taken on my iPhone4. Happy Window Wednesday everyone.
This is photo 3 of 5 photographs I took just as a rainstorm ended and the sun came out, near sunset. The first two are already in my photostream.
I saw the eerie light outside from my window and ran out to take the photos in the 5 minutes I had left before it faded.
Rural Henry County, GA
For the first time in years I have been in Otley in August and I have seen the heather getting to its prime. The thing is that a couple of weeks ago I sprained my ankle playing squash and I have had to agonise over how long I need to give my ankle to recover before I can head out! In the last few days the colour looking at it from our house, has become a little less vibrant and I finally accepted that this year wasn’t going to happen. Anyway, this morning the forecast was for low cloud and I couldn’t resist it, I promised myself that I would keep to the path and I was to be VERY careful with my ankle. So tanked up on pain killers and with good intentions I headed to higher ground, (colder and more chance of the colour been at its best) and I headed to Ilkley Moor. Well the misty conditions were perfect, the heater was in full flower and there was hardly anybody around! My luck was in! Anyway I hobbled around for an hour before my ankle started to give me a bit of bother and I decided to call it a day. It would be so good to get a sunset in in the next few days, but I guess I will have to see how the ankle is and to see if the weather plays ball before the flowers fade…
Looking through some images from this past Summer and I found this little gem of a Gaillardia or Blanket flower that has gone to seed, but still has some of its orange and yellow pedals and surrounded by the late day sun bouncing off the fence and other plants in the garden.
Shot using a Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 58mm f1.4 @ f1.8. This lens is just crazy in the right conditions. The bokeh can be super smooth all the way to intense and distracting at times. It really depends on the distance of the subject to background and the f-stop you are using.
For this image I actually removed some of the saturation and a wee bit of vibrance. Otherwise it was just crazy looking!
Also, I've been playing around with a signature for my images. I know some like it and some don't. I'm interested in what you think of it.
Copyright 2005-2009 AlexEdg AllEdges (www.alledges.com). Lensbaby 2.0, macro lens (+4).
Date: 2007.12.13
I bought some tulips to warm up the winter snow and cold...this one is a bit past prime but I thought it was pretty anyway.
Any internet experts out there? I spent the last hour frustrated over a bad internet connection. Couldn't load flickr or facebook on either my computer or my work Ipad, but my phone would work and my husband's laptop and work ipad would bot work. Now it seems the computer is working but the Ipad is not.. What's up with that??? update..every time I try to comment I need to reload to try to get the connection back...
update...next AM early all is working perfectly...
A bouquet of bruised and discounted roses which were leftovers from Mother's Day. Not perfect, but still pretty. Wanted to play around with editing today.
Foto fatta dallo stesso punto e più o meno alla stessa ora di un'altra foto presente nel mio album,"Monti".
180mm, f22, 1", ISO 100, treppiede.
Even though the leaves of the French beans were starting to fade, the plants were still producing a good crop.
Life it seems, will fade away
Drifting further every day
Getting lost within myself
Nothing matters no one else
I have lost the will to live
Simply nothing more to give
There is nothing more for me
Need the end to set me free
Things are not what they used to be
Missing one inside of me
Deathly lost, this cant be real
Cannot stand this hell I feel
Emptiness is filling me
To the point of agony
Growing darkness taking dawn
I was me, but now he’s gone
No one but me can save myself, but its too late
Now I cant think, think why I should even try
Yesterday seems as though it never existed
Death greets me warm, now…
I will just say good-bye!
Metallica | Fade To Black
124 in 2024
#34 - End of the Season
Thank you in advance for your views, comments, and faves. They are much appreciated!
What is one to say about June, the time of perfect young summer, the fulfillment of the promise of the earlier months, and with as yet no sign to remind one that its fresh young beauty will ever fade.
~Gertrude Jekyll
Thought I had found my way back to flickr. So much for that, at least not on a regular basis. Hope all of you are wonderful.
Amalie is out looking for some flowers, but is not having luck finding much that isn't faded. We had a hard frost down into the 20s this week, so most of the flowers are done for the season. Only the sedum (ice plant) has some pink left.
Blythe a Day - 11/3/23 - Flowers
Seeking Apelles Blythe
Dress and pants - Suri Sustainable Blythe
In my garden
Pinky Winky hydrangea behind her and she is holding a bit of sedum (ice plant)