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by spring night

things reappear

from a faded winter

and a lost love

 

Canon 5D Mark II; Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro; RAW 1:1 Image Post Aperture 3.6 & Affinity Photo for iPad Pro 1.6.9

 

2019-04-01-EOS-10237-1

 

(13/92 Spring 2019) GT Cooper

Fading Light

++definitely view in full screen on black++

 

Here's a moodier take on one of the more popular waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge down in Oregon. I'm pretty excited for a trip that I've got planned with fellow photogs Max Foster (500px.com/MaxFoster) and Justin Poe (500px.com/JustinPoe) we're going to be hitting up some familiar locations throughout the Gorge on both sides of the river looking for new compositions etc. Should be lots of fun! Anyways hope you enjoy this one!

 

Ponytail Falls, OR

 

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Prints: cwexplorationphotography@gmail.com

My Oshawa friend (former flickr member) Rod and I accidentally learnt about the Ontario Regiment Museum's Aquino Tank Weekend event earlier in the summer, and we made a date to check it out.

 

I'm not much into war stuff, but seeing the tanks and military vehicles up close was fun, and seeing them in action was even better.

 

Apparently the Ontario Regiment Museum has one of the largest operational military vehicle collections in the entire North America. Who knew?!

Drink Fanta - It Freshivates!

In the later 1990s I made a regular practice of tracing C&NW locomotives with an eye towards catching them on the Adams line. As this didn't indicate the position in the consist it usually lead to disappointment with the green and yellow trailing.

Thankfully that reaction has faded over the years and I've never been one to pass on a photograph regardless of power. Case in point we have this SSPR rounding the curve at Black River Falls. This ex-C&NW SD60 has already received a coat of armour yellow but makes a fine leader. In years to come this EMD would leave the roster and have its number recycled onto what else? a widecab GE. This unit would live on in the HLCX lease fleet, then joining the ranks on NS. Now 5948 has been recabbed as an SD60E.

February 6, 1999.

Isn't everything supposed to, eventually?

 

View On Black

 

Break time folks. I will be be visiting your streams though, at every chance I get. I hope I won't fade away completely from your memories!

In full bloom, Knapweed flowers are purple. As they fade into autumn a new satin beauty is created.

 

(I am not a plant expert so would appreciate confirmation of the identification of this common plant. The photo was taken on the chalk Ridgeway, England. Edit: Thanks buckeye and nuytsia@tas for your confirmation.)

 

Flickr Explore #35 September 2 2007

model: Flavia Gandolfi

photos: Fabio Giannasi

mua: Veronica Torre

assistant: Esy Alikhani

spot: Esy Alikhani Studio

Zola Predosa - Bologna

Allis Chalmers Model 35 Corn Picker at Stony Kill Farm in Fishkill, NY

Light is fading quickly on the banks of the Saint John River in Maugerville, NB

This was originally for my first lookbook post which is here: lookbook.nu/look/3134505-Faded-Silhouettes

you should hype it :*

Fujifilm X-T2 Provia simulation

Cathedral tower fading into the fog.

Wednesday, 17 June 2020: our temperature around noon is 13C (windchill 10C). Sunrise is at 5:20 am, and sunset is at 9:53 pm. Overcast and windy.

 

The weather was so beautiful the day before yesterday, 15 June 2020, so I decided to drive east of the city and see what I could find. I saw more than I usually see, including lots of Western Kingbirds. The normal Kingbird that we have in Alberta is the Eastern Kingbird, so it is a joy to see the other kind and be able to take a few photos of them. The names never make any sense to me - you would think that, living in Western Canada, we would get the Western Kingbirds here as the usual kind.

 

This old, very faded barn always catches my eye. A blue sky would have been much better.

 

Once again, a very enjoyable few hours out of the house, seeing no one, except for the man at the gas station when I got back to the city. Only one person is allowed into the little store at a time and they take it very seriously.

Those are heels are great for pictures... but for the sake of walking they are useless.

I'm 5'11" with the heels... who can guess my real height? ;)

 

Also, I haven't been this excited for Christmas in years!! I've been belting out some Christmas tunes in the shower for several days now, and jumping to the window each morning with the hope of seeing a blanketed world. I've been dreaming of peppermint hot chocolate and basically any sweets made with, drizzled on, or dipped in chocolate.

 

No, I'm not a chocoholic!! (Denial.)

 

TUMBLR!!

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Fade and/or Assimilate

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Albairate's countryside

I just wish you could make me believe.

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Huh, I don't know how to tell. Today was crazy. I had an very important exam, but it didnt go well. Right before I thought I had lost my cellphone and took my bike to look for it ( I live like 5 mins from the University, but it was 15 minutes until the exam started)... I couldnt find it, was exhausted and even more excited because of the exam.

After all I found my cellphone at home :D

Right now I am desperatly waiting for the results of the exam to come online.... Puuuuh....

Like a wildflower, suddenly appeared, blooming when sunrise, then fading when sunset. In the dark, it dies.

 

"After all, flowers are always beatiful"

Abandoned souvenir stand along US Highway 17 in North Florida.

An Israeli flag that has been out on this balcony on Tel Aviv's Levinski Street for so long that its colours have faded.

but still beautiful.

Hi speed expired film of the Basilica.

Infrared filter used on the Sony RX10 to photograph a blooming tree. Added some grain to the soft fuzz.

The inside of a derelict lighthouse keepers cottage that hasn't changed much in the last 100 years.

sometimes fading erases boundaries that turned into the walls too high for us to climb and too wide for someone to enter our lives. Yes, memories are fading and past is now somewhere behind. All we have is a new world in a new page we can choose what to write in. Enter the new world with you own feet, create the beauty without waiting for it to appear on your doorstep, love someone without wanting to be loved and you will see how black and white is turning into rainbows.

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