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Photo of Beastie Boys in front of Cey Adams' graffiti design

 

Published in Fader magazine

A little Nezara viridula (green stink bug), somewhere between its fourth and fifth instar, climbing over some faded lavender. He placed himself beautifully in front of a Buddleja davidii (butterfly bush) to get the complementary colours popping! Taken with my Pentax K-1 with a vintage (1926) "Leitz Microscope Lens #1".

Fog plus tree equals one happy person with a camera. This sort of condition just gives me such a vibe. And when everything around me is in silent mode, that is the time I enjoy the most to wander around.

This part of the forest suddenly became quite photogenic for me. Last year, construction work was carried out here, which meant digging for power cables and similar. So, to do the digging part, first, this area needed to be cleaned of all the bushes and plants that were growing there and that were in the way of digging route. That is the exact story of how this part of the forest suddenly became attractive for me to photograph.

This winter I noticed some compositions here quite surprisingly. As I was walking on the trail, I walked every single morning, I firstly noticed these yellowish reeds under the snow. Actually I may not even noticed the whole area if that scene wasn’t so eye-catching to me. I’ve snaped some photos but I was missing something, although it was still a beautiful scenery.

The missing ingredient turned out to be fog. Behind this faded tree, in the distance, a lot is going on. Fog just hid it and made the whole scenery much simpler and therefore more pleasant to the eye. I was actually photographing the tree nearby, with these reeds in the foreground, but I didn’t quite like the end result. I felt it would be quite a shame not to get any photos out of this alluring foreground, so I searched around it to see if I could manage to get something. Then I noticed in the distance a tree washed with dense fog, but I didn’t know if the photo would work. When I edited the photo back home, I saw I liked it a lot, mostly because of the layers. I don’t remember having this sort of shot in my gallery.

It’s always delightful when I find something new to photograph in the area that I know quite well. Nature treated me with such a blissful scenery and it was much joyful moment to grab it with my camera.

 

Urgh, I don't even know how I should feel about this but it's fine because I can always just replace it. Anyway, I'll hopefully take some new stuff in the next few days. Fingers crossed :)

This little creamery is somewhat unique around my area in being of brick construction rather than wood and iron.Even so it's slowly falling in to disrepair

I like the visitor and the bizarre form.

Cora taking in the healthy sea air in Brighton.

One man on a lonely platform

One case sitting by his side

Two eyes staring cold and silent

Show fear as he turns to hide

 

Aaah, we fade to grey (fade to grey)

 

Un homme dans une gare isolée

Une valise a ses cotés

Des yeux fixes et froids

Montre de la peur lorsqu'il

Se tourne pour se cacher

 

Aaah, we fade to grey (fade to grey)

Aaah, we fade to grey (fade to grey)

 

Sent la pluie comme un été Anglais

Entends les notes d'une chanson lointaine

Sortant de derriere d'un poster

Espérant que la vie ne fut aussi longue

 

Aaah, we fade to grey (fade to grey)

 

Feel the rain like an English summer

Hear the notes from a distant song

Stepping out from a back shop poster

Wishing life wouldn't be so long

 

Fading Union, 2013

23" x 10" x 1.25", Acrylic on Canvas

©2013 Jason Limon | www.limon-art.com

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Model Laura

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Feel the rain like an English summer

Hear the notes from a distant song

We fade to gray

 

This one looks especially nice when viewed below the next photo. Strange colors! Blizzard! Hooray!

that day we went to visit Ying-Ge town looking for a new chinaware, too bad, we didn't get a new one but we had a good time there tho.

my ma-chi, Jenny.... i like her eyes just gazed at the bubbles fading away...

Olympic 747 SX-OAB stands outside the derelict remains of Ellinikon Airport in Athens. The airport was replaced by a new facility in 2001 and the airline ceased trading in 2009 - it's name lives on as a regional subsidiary of Aegean Airlines.

 

Aircraft: Olympic Airways (OA/OAL) Boeing 747-200B SX-OAB "Olympic Eagle".

 

Location: Ellinikon International Airport (ATH/LGAT), Athens, Greece.

Eagle Island State Park, Eagle, Idaho

 

While "Fade To Grey" would definitely be appropriate as a title - a sense of loss of identity and being forgotten - the colors are pastel and as such the glory of the past fades to pastel as vague sweet memories still linger.

Mt. Bakes basking in the last tones of the fading sun.

Sunset on a coastal walk along the coast of San Miguel, Azores. There was a nice balcony to watch this great sunset.

"This world can seem cool and grey

But you and I are here today

And we won't fade into darkness

No, we won't fade into darkness

Nothing to fear but fear itself

We'll be okay just keep the faith."

 

Abandoned and left behind!

 

Once an American dream and now a fading memory!

 

Garfield, WA. Pop 597

Situated in the Palouse region, surrounded by wheat fields...a refreshing change from the fast paced hustle and bustle of the modern world.

For Day 169 of the 2009 Photo Challenge: Checkerboard

 

Fade out some more

I had nothing to do at home...

Sunset at Clevedon Pier, North Somerset 2017

Soft afternoon light bounces off endless ridges fading into the distance.

 

Photographed while traveling the Blue Ridge Parkway near Mount Mitchell earlier this spring.

 

Looking forward to getting out with my camera again after a bit of a hiatus this summer.

 

Hope everyone's doing good and staying safe amidst the hurricanes.

 

I'll be posting some new images soon so be sure to stay tuned :-)

 

© 2019 Johan Hakansson Photography, All Rights Reserved.

As I walk alone in the desert,

I keep thinking on my way back.

What used to be here before me,

is now just a fading fact.

 

Many animals of the desert,

used to live here as they pleased.

The Indians lived among them,

before their land was seized.

 

The desert stretched for miles,

with not much else in sight.

Just the cactus and the scrub brush,

and a coyotes howl at night.

 

The water holes that dried up,

between the rains that seldom came.

Was staked out by the miners,

who marked them with their claim.

 

The river bottoms made of sand,

are empty most the year.

But when the monsoons do arrive,

they suddenly just reappear.

 

As the monsoons start to vanish,

and the water all goes away.

The desert starts to bloom,

and puts on a floral display.

 

Then everything dries up,

and not much will remain.

Then the winds begin to blow,

and it starts all over again.

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These were taken towards the end of October.

 

Backlit ferns have always fascinated me.

 

Taken in the area where I found them emerging this spring.

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You were the shadow to my light

Did you feel us?

Another star

You fade away

Afraid our aim is out of sight

Wanna see us

Alight

 

Where are you now?

Where are you now?

Where are you now?

Was it all in my fantasy?

Where are you now?

Were you only imaginary?

 

Where are you now?

Atlantis

Under the sea

Under the sea

Where are you now?

Another dream

The monster's running wild inside of me

I'm faded

I'm faded

So lost, I'm faded

I'm faded

So lost, I'm faded

 

These shallow waters never met what I needed

I'm letting go a deeper dive

Eternal silence of the sea. I'm breathing alive

 

Where are you now?

Where are you now?

Under the bright but faded lights

You've set my heart on fire

Where are you now?

Where are you now?

 

Where are you now?

Atlantis

Under the sea

Under the sea

Where are you now?

Another dream

The monster's running wild inside of me

I'm faded

I'm faded

So lost, I'm faded

I'm faded

So lost, I'm faded

 

Not many places in the Midlands where you can catch a glimpse of a waterfall!

26/52

Faded Memories

 

To be honest, i've always wondered how it's like to die and what happens after. So many thoughts and memories lost once we go.

HALFWAY through this project, so happy Another 26 weeks to go, wooooo.

Inspired by the amazing Rachel Baran Photography, if you have the time, make sure to go check out her work. So, so talented.

Thanks to eve for being a good sport and bending her back 900 degrees for me

Two Multiblitz profilite compact 300: softbox left, umbrella right above

Bonita Springs Florida

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