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“Beauty's a doubtful good, a glass, a flower,
Lost, faded, broken, dead within an hour;
And beauty, blemish'd once, for ever's lost,
In spite of physic, painting, pain, and cost”
- William Shakespeare
"The flowers anew, returning seasons bring,
But faded beauty has no second spring”
- Ambrose Phillips
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Vienna. I came to Vienna searching for Beethoven and palaces. In most areas, the downtown is remarkably well preserved and maintained. It is only on some smaller side streets that a different part of Vienna reveals itself... a centuries old decay, a forgotten life.
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NJ Transit PL42AC No. 4025 leads Bergen County Line train 1873 through the "S-Curve" at Garfield, NJ. Most, if not all of the "Speed-Stripe" decals on the PL42AC's have almost completely faded. As of right now, there are no plans for new decals.
As the world appears to fade away into the fog, this Willow in full flower picks up a bit of early sunlight.
Camera Canon 600D
Lens Cobra 70-200mm @ 100mm
Exposure 1/125th
Aperture f11
ISO 100
Filter Kood GND-8 (3 stop graduated)
A worn chalk-hill Blue blending seamlessly with its perch. My walk that day was tinged with sadness for the Hatch hill season was on the wane and the Chalk hill blues were fading away. There is a poignant beauty in sadness like the background bokeh in this picture when matter softly dissolves into twilight.
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'Before the flowers of friendship faded, friendship faded.'
Gertrude Stein
AUTUMNAL COLLECTION (1) - (COLOUR) (see monotone version at www.flickr.com/photos/lorre_01/23301296836
On my birthday (21 November) I spent much of the day outdoors, foraging for and collecting natural materials in my garden and in the Charentaise countryside for some still-life photos I planned to do. Here is the first of them. One photo (in the high-key genre), taken today (26 November) at home and processed in two different formats in Adobe Lightroom 5: a coloured image and a B&W image to simulate an antique monotone print. This is the COLOUR version. The plants in the image include ivy in flower and berry, Teasel (Dipsacus), rose hips and the rapidly-fading autumnal flower-heads of hydrangea and rose. Click on individual images to see enlarged
EXIF data:
Camera: Nikon D600
Lens: 24-120 mm Nikkor zoom @ 44 mm
Manual exposure settings: ƒ/10; 0.3 sec; ISO 100
File ref: DSC_9830©ELN
Errol Niblett copyright
As more, and more veterans from WWI, WWII, and Korea, pass away, it seems the collective national memory is in danger of fading also. Thanx to all veterans, who have served their countries. Special thanks to my dad (USAF Korean War), and my grandfather (USN WWII). And thanx to my nephew, Major Ben Schmidt, serving presently with the 3 PPCLI.
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The Red paint of an old Farm tractor is even more faded and worn than the boards of the Red barn it is parked in front of. – Rudolph, Wisconsin – September 2025 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
One of my lovely tulips literally falling apart on the window sill but still I love the look! Will replace them tomorrow but until them I will watch as the petals fall and litter the floor! Had a lovely day out to Ashridge Forest today in the sunshine. Didn't take many photos as I was with buddies - lots of silly pics of us jumping in the air and eating very large scones filled with cream - well, we had earned them...
Faded, baby, you're faded
Baby you're faded, faded...
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The signage at The Sportsman's Tavern in Cave Junction, Oregon could use some paint...
(and what's with the light bulb where neon once glowed?)...
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Istanbul, Turkey
2011
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The very concept of objective truth is fading out of the world. Lies will pass into history.
George Orwell
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An Israeli flag that has been out on this balcony on Tel Aviv's Levinski Street for so long that its colours have faded.
Polaroid SX-70
Expired Polaroid Fade to Black film turned into a transparency
Impossible Project black and white black frame SX-70 film
Epson V500 scanner
Our lovely hydrangea, "Endless Summer" is fading quickly. I brought a couple of heads indoors and am playing with hem in the lightbox.
Shot with Pentax K5 and 200mm with 1.4x teleconvertor © Craig Lindsay 2020. All rights reserved.
As the sun got lower in the sky on Saturday evening, more and more of the field was left in shade. I hadn't seen a fox for a couple of hours, but just prior to the whole of the field slipping into shadow, this one skirted the far edge of the field and then disappeared back into woodland behind.