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Although the gorgeous colors of summer flowers are fading fast, they are being replaced by some splashes of beautiful fall colors here in Western Massachusetts.
This is one of my favorite places in Iceland. I pay a visit to this rock (Stapi) every time I travel around the country, which is unfortunatly only once or twice per year.
Change is coming :) College applications are coming to an end and auditions are underway. I have been accepted into my first choice conservatory and I am extremely blessed and excited. My schedule is busy with finals and more auditions around the corner, but it's well worth the results. Hopefully I'll be getting out this weekend to take some new shots and have some refreshing experiences that will I get me through the next few months of school.
i stayed in vienna for 10 months in 2001, and for 2 months in 2005.
this is a shot that i made from the window of the famous red-and-white street car (i.e. strassenbahn). one of my favorite activities was just to hop into a street car, sit by the window and let myself exposed to city views that changed continuously. it was like a kaleidoscope.
The milky way in transit westbound begins to fade losing the battle to light pollution from the city of San Jose and the south bay area communities. Those ant hill along the horizon are actually Mount Hamilton, Copernicus Peak and the ridge line of the Diablo range. At the Summit of Mount Hamilton is James Lick Observatory, the worlds first permanently occupied mountaintop observatory at the summit of Mount Hamilton at 4209 ft above sea level.
In this scene the milky way is begining to set as it also begins fading into obscurity, you can clearly see the degradation of star light and darkness from 35 miles away. To the natural eye the milky way was clearly visible where I made this image, The mountains of the Diablo range played a beautiful role in shielding a huge amount of light pollution which was visibly dominating the dark sky along the summit of mt hamilton. I was pleased at the way this image showcased the battle of the night sky and industrial waste of unused light. Although i was happy to witness the cosmic light from within the outer rim of the bay area, i couldnt help by dismayed by the natural beauty of the night lost in light.
30 seconds
ISO3200
14mm
F2.8
Sony Alpha a390DSLR
Rokinon 14mmF2.8 lens
#lightpollution
#milkyway
#sanjose
#california
#nightphotography
#stars
#bayarea
#astrophotography
#astronomy
.#galaxy
Possibly one of my favourite photoshopped work, the idea of this is someone lost, he trying to find the right path but down the line he fading away.
If anyone would like to know how I did this, leave a comment and i will try my best to help and hopefully you can do some cool things with this effect.
Thank you and hope you like the photo. :)
Why, Hello.
Yeah.. been a while since I uploaded something. I needed that break.
But now I'm back. :)
Rendered in Poser 7 with some post work. Hair is drawn.
I HATE FLICKR SHARPING MY PICTURES.
Seems like Flickr resized the size of the image.
Anyway, here's the full version.
残芳有意泊山涧，流水无情渡光阴。
The fading fragrance longs to linger in the mountain stream, but the unfeeling waters carry time away.
Ok, Halloween is over but this beauty looks scary all year round.
Wax doll with real hair ca. 1840, Hessisches Puppenmuseum Hanau
Thanks everyone for your visits, comments and favs.
Berck / Long exposure
EDIT: j'ai finalement remplacé le vertorama par une version simple. Merci pour vos avis !
While were living
The dreams we have as children
Fade away, away, away
They fade away, away, away
Oasis
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDmzGLrdjxQ
That moment has fled forever ...
© All rights reserved Anna Kwa. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission
Memories may fade as the years go by but they won't age a day
Erie, Pa
Millcreek Township
Located on the old Cassidy's Campground
Copyright © 2008 Lori G. All Rights Reserved.
Strobist info:
FL36r through umbrella, camera left-above @ 1/3 power
White reflector right-slightly-below of model
I'v photographed this several times. Each time the flag fades a little more and i'm afraid that it will not be there much longer. So i hope that i did it justice this time.
Another image showing how decay can be rather photogenic. An old wall with a fading sign which has been repainted at different times. Taken in Burnham-on-Sea,
I noticed the other day that you can hardly see the scars on my hands and knuckles anymore. One of the advantages of age.
A Midget Faded Rattlesnake (Crotalus concolor) seen on a cliff edge in the Book Cliffs of Eastern Utah. These snakes are almost exclusively nocturnal and although I have seen dozens of them at night I have only ever seen two out during the day and both of those were on a recent trip in two different areas I was exploring. These snakes are called midget because their overall adult size is much shorter than the other rattlesnakes to which they are related the prairie rattlesnake and the Great Basin Rattlesnake. They are called faded because the blotches on their backs and sides fade away as the animal ages. In some populations the blotches seem to fade completely away leaving a unicolor snake.
As far as rattlesnakes go these are much more aggressive than their western relatives the Great Basin Rattlesnake.