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"Fading Blues" - Sydney, Australia
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Just returned from a trip to Singapore and Australia this morning. I have not taken that many photos but tried to focus on the best light and be at the spot when it appeared. Well it did in some cases, in others it didn't :). My companion throughout the trip was my Loka +fstopgear backpack and I love it. I also got the new Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 lens and love it as well. Complements wonderfully with the 17-55mm f/2.8. I certainly had to put it to a test and it passed! Wow, sharpness rivals the legendary 14-24mm f/2.8! Stay tuned on Google+ and Facebook. Some stunners are coming up shortly.
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I waited a few hours at this location. Actually not the worst spot to hang out. Just had to escape the rain a couple times. With long exposures it's tough, once it's starts raining the shot is basically ruined as water droplets are very visible when they are on the filter. This was my last photo of the night and took exactly 159sec at f/16 and another 159 to apply in-camera NR (which by the way is a must with any Nikon camera)
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Me just after a run. I got back into running last fall and have really been enjoying my early morning runs. Of course with summer, my schedule is all screwed up so this run wasn't exactly early, but at least it was a run!
50/365
I've recently been feeling this way. lazy like a sloth and at the same time like fading from the world.
I just got a new job so I've been busy(actually that's just an excuse. but I did get a new job) I will try my best to make images, I just hope I have the time.
turns out I WON'T be doing that job. oh well more time for me then.
I kinda dont like this one though.
Fading Hong Kong
19 years after the ruling of the British colonial government, I can truly see the difference as a Hong Kong resident.
A young girl from around 1900 with a fancy hat. No identity or photographer.
I enhanced her a bit using Aviary after I posted her here. She is still faded, but not as much.
Grave marker for Stephen T. Fadely
Bear Creek Cemetery, Texas
Obituary:
obits.dallasnews.com/us/obituaries/dallasmorningnews/name...
Bear Creek Cemetery is one of three cemeteries located within the boundaries of Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) in Dallas and Tarrant counties, Texas.
Bear Creek Cemetery (official web site):
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (Wikipedia):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Fort_Worth_International_Air...
The light was fading fast, so I took a picture from my backyard. There is at least 35cm or more in my backyard, maybe even closer to 40cm.
This was after the Environment Canada warned snow squall dumped on the region. There were reports of the natural phenomenon called "Thundersnow"
I thought the fading blooms of the Tulip were kind of neat as they wrinkle and fade, having done their job of attracting pollinators.
free items portrayed in a corny and extravagant way, i think. i've never actually photoshopped a freebie post photo so much.
myslfree.wordpress.com/2010/05/05/fading/
just click the link to get them.
image credits for stock goes to deviantart.
One of Valparaiso's principal avenues of transit and commerce, Pedro Montt demarcates the clash between the city's old architecture and the modern National Congress building. Seen here at sunset, Pedro Montt opens up to rush hour traffic and a fading sunset on a cool winter day.
The D3300 struggles somewhat in this composition due to the low light and high ISO. A full-frame unit would deliver a cleaner result with less noise and color artifacts.
The faded colours are the result from light that came from the front and fell through the lens during the capture.
Delta Dawn, what's that flower you have on?
Could it be a faded rose from days gone by?
And did I hear you say he was a-meetin' you here today
To take you to his mansion in the sky-eye?
She's forty-one and her daddy still calls 'er "baby"
All the folks 'round Brownsville say she's crazy
'cause she walks downtown with her suitcase in her hand
Lookin' for a mysterious dark-haired man
In her younger days they called her Delta Dawn
Prettiest woman you ever laid eyes on
Then a man of low degree stood by her side
Promised her he'd take her for his bride
By: Helen Reddy