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I souped this image up with photoshop, but I think the product is truer than the image on the magazine cover, which was dull and faded.
Accompanying music: paranoiawilldestroyya, by The Assembly. I feel bad because I haven't seen these guys in awhile, but I still support them (used to know the now-former drummer, Mike Zuffante, through a friend of mine). Hope ya like a great local band from Chicago... (They have albums on iTunes and I definitely recommend buying them!)
Wander the foggy woods before it fades completely away....
These were used to decorate some wedding cakes. Took a quick photo before they were cut up and arranged on the cake.
Die neue Woche fängt schon bald an, wo ist denn die alte geblieben???
Vergänglichkeit und Schönheit müssen einander nicht widersprechen, wie man hier sieht.
I'm not sure, where the old week has gone, but the new week is waiting in the wings. Fugaciousness and beauty are not contradictory, look here.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - After the substorm faded, a green aurora continued to pulse on and off for awhile.
This was a long exposure and a panning shot which has hopefully made the abandoned windmill start to fade . I held the camera in position for approximately 3 seconds then panned for about 1 second.
I then played with a couple of settings in Lightroom to hopefully give a moody feel to it.
Restored LNER A3 Pacific No. 60103 'Flying Scotsman' at Heywood during test runs on the ELR along with Stanier Class 5 4-6-0 No. 45407 in the fading afternoon light on 8 January 2016.
The paintwork on parts of 37408 Loch Rannoch looked quite faded when seen at Crewe on a service from the North Wales Coast on 23 April 1997.
An old house, don't know if it's inhabited - quite a treasure, hidden among the modern riverside development.
No bouquet this week (nothing but pricey Valentine's flowers at the store) so I'm doing "research" into how Tulips (last week's flowers) slowly fade - having never had any before.
And I must say, rather nicely.
100 Flowers in 2025 - #11
365:2025 - #38
In a time where the sun descends alone
I ran a long long way from home
To find a heart that's made of stone
I will try, I just need a little time
To get your face right out of my mind
To see the world through different eyes
Every time I see you oh I try to hide away
But when we meet it seems I can't let go
Every time you leave the room I feel I'm fading like a flower
Tell me why
When I scream there's no reply
When I reach out there's nothing to find
When I sleep I break down and cry
Beaten by the storm
Talking to myself
Getting washed by the rain
It's such a cold cold town
Oh, it's a such cold town
Roxette - Fading Like A Flower
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DB Schenker Class 08 08879 still wearing faded EWS livery hauls Class 14 D9516 (wearing equally faded BR green paintwork) past Didcot Parkway station with the now closed power station cooling towers in the background. The Class 14 was being delivered to the Didcot Railway Centre, a rare outing for one of these locomotives on the main line?
So, many of you are probably familiar with the infamous old Cadillac that used to sit in front of a barn on the Lincoln Highway in Illinois. Gracefully aging, people would always stop and take pictures of it, and I'm sure I've seen it on the television a few times as well. I know I shot well over a thousand images of the car over the years, venturing out when I had a new gadget or something to try out, or if I happened to be going by on my way to or from Iowa. It was one of my favorite subjects.
Anyway, a few years ago the car disappeared - the owner would often move it around the area around the building, making room for farm equipment or whatever. But this time it seemed it was gone for good - though it became known fairly soon that the car was merely indoors, finally inside the barn it'd guarded all those years.
I'd not been back to the site since, though I'd driven past a few times. But this weekend I was on a little road trip with a friend and fellow photographer, who had heard me talk about the Caddy but never got the chance to shoot it herself. She still liked the look of the barn so we pulled over for a few quick pics of the building (it really is photogenic). And I was able to get this shot of the old girl through a gap in the doors, my first in years.
May 2015
Both the clouds and light slowly fades away on a wonderfull evening shown in this and the 3 preceeding images.
Keystone 60 Second Everflash
663 Film
Would you wait for me here?
Where casino ships, fishing charters, and dolphin tours sail through the pass.
Where fisherman line up along the seawall to try their hand at landing dinner for the table.
Would you wait for me here?
Ignore the condos that loom across the channel on that far shore.
Ignore the wind that blows the tide into the rocks below.
Wait here, lean against the rail and look out to sea.
You’ll see me there, in the first curl of wave and the fading brightness of an unremembered day.
A public bridleway sign that is slowly becoming a true part of the local landscape! The weathershielded side now has lichens creeping over it, textured against the fading green paint.
a.k.a "Maltraitance d'un Papier Photo"
Évolution du résultat d'un Sunchaser (sténopé solarographe), lorsque le papier photo est scanné trop de fois ou laissé en pleine lumière...
( Evolution of a Sunchaser (pinhole solargraph) picture, when the photo paper is scanned too much times or let in the light.... )
Flickr king size : 1000px
Bonus FULL size : 4000px !
Macro Monday - "Inspired by a song"
Inspired by the song title "Fade to Grey" by Visage. These tiny blue-purple flowers are growing wild in the garden and I picked a few to put into a minatures perfume bottle. The bottle is no more than 4cm at its widest.
copyright Kate Tettmar
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aka THE house of decrepitude, is fading fast. i would like to find the surviving relatives of this old place and have a chat....i am simply astounded that this place is being allowed to just fade out of existence....what made the owners leave, and abandon this house with some of the furnishings still intact? why on earth have no surviving relatives done a thing to stop this from decaying. As much as i love this place for the hauntingly beautiful photos it makes, a part of me wants to scream “WHAT WERE YOU THINKING!!!???” Dear friends of mine live just up the road a bit in another house that was once owned by folks with the same family name as this house....now that i know the name on this one, and i am playing connect the dots, i am more intrigued than ever. i am SURE there are surviving family members around somewhere, because a new post went up across the street which reads NO TRESPASSING, and has the family name on it....which means the saw mill that was there, belonged to the owner of this house, way back when. (photo of the chimney from a couple days back is the remains of the mill)
funny how history was never my strong point in school.....i never found it to be all that fascinating studying it in a book. i am now certain that history should be taught hands on.....visually. a full on tactile experience, so that it comes alive. i never knew what i was missing until i began to EXPERIENCE history first hand!
Not to be a noodge....but this one REALLY, REALLY needs to be seen large on black to be appreciated!!! (what is wrong with me???? i like SO many of my own photos lately!!!)
