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Afraid to be faded as no special care has taken from the high authorities for this monument.
Hiran Minar (Minaret of Antelope) is built in Sheikhupura near Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. It was constructed by Emperor Jahangir as a monument to his pet deer called Mansraj.
The structure consists of a large, almost-square water tank with an octagonal pavilion in its center, built during the reign of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan; a causeway with its own gateway connects the pavilion with the mainland and a 100-foot (30 m)-high minar, or minaret.
At the center of each side of the tank, a brick ramp slopes down to the water, providing access for royal animals and wild game. The minar itself was built by Emperor Jahangir in 1606 to honor the memory of a pet hunting antelope named Mansraj.
Unique features of this particular complex are the antelope's grave and the distinctive water collection system. At each corner of the tank (approximately 750 by 895 feet (273 m) in size), is a small, square building and a subsurface water collection system which supplied the tank; only one of these water systems is extensively exposed today.
Another special feature of Hiran Minar is its location and environment: the top of the minar is perhaps the best place in the province of Punjab to get a feel for the broader landscape and its relationship to a Mughal site.
Looking north from the top of the minar, one can see a patch of forest which is similar to the scrub forest vegetation of Mughal times, while to the west are extensively-irrigated fields, a product of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, but similar in size and appearance to the well-irrigated fields of the Mughal period.
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The smell burnt into the pillow
The shirt I bought you from London
The note I wrote you on your birthday
The book I thought you would like
I was wrong
The picture of us stanched in the album
The toothbrush left near the sink
The ice cream with the flavor only I liked
The Billy Joel tickets I thought you would like
I was wrong
The movie we left in the middle
The song I sang you in that restaurant
The one joke that made you laugh every time
That marriage proposal I though you would like
I was wrong
The memory of us washed with the waves
The small meaningless love moment lost in time
The one thing we had we thought would never be lost
I thought you wouldn't let me fade away
I was wrong
A Hudson-Bergen Light Rail train negotiates the curved elevated structure as it starts its journey south from Hoboken. Also of interest here is one of the Port Authority's short wheelbase tow trucks departing presumably to tow a stranded vehicle out of the Holland Tunnel. These trucks are specially-designed with very small wheelbases so that they can turn around within the tight confines of the tunnels, without reenacting the scene from Austin Powers!
Fading Mask by Haveit Neox
On display at Berg by Nordan Art, Second Life-Jan 3 to Mar 31, 2016
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"FADE TO BLACK" editorial for LUI magazine Italia (June/Giugno 2015 - print edition)
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Photos & retouching by Michela Riva (www.michelariva.com)
Styling by Alessia Alessio-Vernì
Styling assistant Michela Puzzer
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Model: Nathan Maria Radovic
(Wardrobe: Boogaloo Vintage & more and COLLANEvrosi )
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Still doing the 50mm thing. Had a family dinner last night, got another good shot of my brother and his fiancé posing for me that I liked enough to upload.
Note: Don't usually do these types of pictures with the faded color or with just a splash of one color since I think it looks rather bad. But this is what was requested again, so here you are.
Shot with available "light", it was rather dark in the restaurant. An iPhone was used as a distraction/lightsource.
Are you reelin' in the years
Stowin' away the time
Are you gatherin' up the tears
Have you had enough of mine
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Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
Love never fails.
- 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
Reached #40 in Explore, thanks everyone!
A close up of a big white clematis flower in our garden. A few of the stamens are starting to fall over, a sure sign that it's beginning to fade.
The last light of sunset on the Gore Range - Eagles Nest Wilderness, Colorado
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A long exposure landscape and seascape from Alnes, Norway. As the last remaining warm tones disappeared in the horizon. Alnes, a small island just outside Ã…lesund.
My View of the fading sunset from the mixmaster S bound ramp. The traffic flowing this way and that on their way home from work. 5 minutes earlier when I left work it was brilliant,by the time I got to a clear space for a shot it had faded.If I had only gotten out on time,Darn
I did continue to enjoy watching it fade all the way home, that was so nice for a change.
Second in the series, this shot was barely salvaged. I actually love the way these came out, though, and might even print them out to frame.
I'm busy trying to save tons of old photos, slides, and negatives that are rapidly deteriorating to the point of no return. This was from a negative, and as you can see, another negative had stuck to it and adhered, leaving what I turned into an art treatment, looking like a texture, but it's not. It's damage.
I'm grateful I pulled out my grandfather's old slides last week, because it gave me the incentive to start trying to work on negatives I hadn't seen, and when I did, I found many of them seriously in trouble, and a lot of the original photos were rapidly fading and color changing, too. Without the negatives, it would all be lost.
I've managed to salvage hundreds of pics in the last two weeks, owing to the purchase of a slide/ negative/ photo converter that I found online. It's doing a good job, and worked quickly enough, automatically transferring the files to the computer, so I saved some steps and will be able to save some of these images.
This was me, somewhere around the age of 3. The shot was taken between 1958 and 1959 sometime, probably, so I'm glad to have saved it. It was almost gone. I'd never seen the photo before, either, which makes it even more of a treasure to me! The first in the series is my previous post. I am not sure who took the shot, but it was most likely my mom, since she had the negatives.