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Night comes to Binalong Bay, Tasmania.
By the look of the distinctive flare around the streetlight - this frame must have been made with the reasonably rare Contax/Yashica 24mm f/2.8 DSB lens but I have no specific record of the evening other than camera, SS and ISO.
Sony A7R, Contax Yashica 24mm f/2.8, 30 seconds at f/11 (probably) ISO 64
Photo taken near Jackson State Park.
This photo was created by Bill Rockwell part of a travel project with minimal enhancements.
It has been beautiful weather for the end of October and Beginning of November - quite extraordinary and excellent for photography.
i can't bear to break the tradition of my fade away/ returned series before/after exams so here is my pre-exam upload. My exams end on the 24th June and from then i have until October with no school work! eeeeeee
Much much love, thank you all so much <3
If only fresh flowers could last longer than they actually do. The last of my Easter Tulips...sad to see them go.
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.
I must say how much I like a lone tree and I found a number of them one evening last week, This is at Cissbury ring at Findon in Sussex, a lovely sky with the moon popping out to say hello as well . Two images blended.
Hope everyone is having lovely weekend currently 33c in in my part of the world, had a nice swim in the sea early this morning which was so lovely .
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.
I miss you darlin' more and more everyday
As heaven would miss the stars above
With every heartbeat, I still think of you
And remember our faded love...
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Gustine, Ca.
We know when the fade of night begins to fall upon the day it begins focus on another day and lay to rest the past as a part of history. Where did your history end?
May all of your tomorrows be a new beginning to add to your history.
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The Flickr Lounge ... Weekly Theme ... worn and weathered.
I knew there was a reason why I haven't already thrown out these jonquils!
When large-flowered trillium begin to fade, they get a pinkish hue to them. It's nice when you can find one that hasn't started to droop yet, like this one in Perrot State Park, Wisconsin.
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