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The 4902 leads westbound Port Jervis train 55 into the curve west of Mahwah Station. Note the barely visible MTA logo on the nose. Almost all of the MTA logos on the 4900-4906 are completely faded.
NJT 55 @ Mahwah, NJ
MNCW GP40FH-2 4902
Whilst out exploring in Devon we came across this poor thing on the side of a farm track and it was quite recent so he seemed in quite good condition and I had a bit of a look at the colours in its fur as it isn't often you're so close to them. This brought my mind to thinking about what a magnificent animal they are and how this beauty would now fade out until there was nothing left.
It is not a picture of a dead animal to me and the intention is it doesn't come across as one. It is a picture showing a private individual tragedy in a secluded corner of the world in which a wonderful creature met its end somehow - without anyone noticing, perhaps.
Lighting: Profoto 600R with gridded 30x12RF Creative Lighting softbox camera left and above rose. Black reflector background.
after washing THE HELL out of my hair with everything under the sun! finally faded to dark brown with lighter ends and lots of red showing through in the light. This is about a month after applying indigo to already hennaed hair.
This made me so sad. I have no idea who this is or what happened to it or even where the pieces went... Seceder Cemetery, Mt. Pleasent Ohio
"winter, a lingering season, is a time to gather golden moments, embark upon a sentimental journey, and enjoy every idle hour." *john boswell
faded beauty discoverd on a golden winter day at cranbrook.
Although fading these Anemones were still very beautiful - seen at the Huntington library & Botanical Gardens, San Marino CA.
Photos from the DCPA Theatre Company's world premere performance of 'FADE,' on Feb. 12. Our gallery includes photos backstage before the show, and from the celebration after the performance. The party was held in Club Denver, which was transformed to look like an actual TV writers' room on a Hollywood lot. In Tanya Saracho's new play 'FADE,' the Mexican-born Lucia is hired to write for a Latina TV character in a cutthroat Hollywood TV studio. She soon discovers that the Latino studio custodian, Abel, has a windfall of plot ideas. As their friendship grows, his stories start to blur with hers, with unexpected consequences. 'FADE' is directed by Jerry Ruiz and features Mariana Fernández as Lucia and Eddie Martinez as Abel. 'FADE' plays through March 13 in the Ricketson Theatre. For more information: dcpa.today/OPek4t. Photos by John Moore for the DCPA NewsCenter.
Pedestrian crossing outside Westall Primary School which seems to have survived the LED conversion to date. The black paint has worn off the target boards of several signal heads at this crossing
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The bright red paint on this abandonded old Ford truck has faded to pink. The front bumper is hanging and the tiires are flat on the drivers side.
Near Amity,Or. ***m5050b says it's a 1942-47
Stunning! White white-with lustrous ruby red markings fading to deep pink and then tiny spots. Imagine, a whole tree of them right there in front of me!
I love the center of this flower too... shiny, lustrous green surrounded by pale white-green flattened stamens. After a day or so, the white petals turn to warm brown and are equally wondrous.
Clusia lanceolata, a delightful shrub or small tree 8 to 10 feet tall, is native to Brazil where it grows in sandy areas adjacent to mangrove areas. The Small, round fruits which follow open to expose seeds with an orange-red aril.
Leathery, lanceolate leaves are about three inches long. Showy, waxy flowers, one to two inches across. Clusia lancealota thrives in sun or shade with minimal irrigation. It can be maintained as a smaller specimen with judicious pruning or allowed to fill a larger space. It can also be grown in a large container, planted in full sun to light shade.
The genus Clusia was named in honor of botanist Carolus Clusius.
Clusius was one of the first in northern Europe to recognize plants for their own sake, valuing their beauty as well as their use. In 1573, he was invited by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II to establish a botanical garden (hortus botanicus) in the capital at Vienna, for which Busbecq gave him seeds and bulbs, although Clusius also had possessed tulips of his own.
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Just some old hippie fading away back into star dust. Once you know everything about life, you either teach it, if you have a student, or you take the knowledge with you, and it's lost forever.
“Oh, grieve not, ladies, if at night, Ye wake to feel your beauty going; It was a web of frail delight, Inconstant as an April snowing”
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This a picture from the jewelry shoot i have done last weekend. Lisa Crocker has made all of those amazing dress jewelry pieces. Her website isn't up yet but if you are interested just flickr mail me :).
I've used my spare time yesterday to do some sorting and cleaning in my room, which I haven't exactly lived in for the past 3 years (army and stuff).
So I played around with the summer clothes at the top two shelves and this is what's there now.
I liked it...
Flowers are beautiful, they seem to be so perfect. Blinded by their beauty one often misses the dignity of fading away. We had a bouquet of nice yellow tulips in our living room but all of a sudden they turned their heads down, all at the same time. Pity that I don't have the before-after photo pair.
have a serie coming, each of these images is composed by a dslr portrait with an original (no additional treatment) Iphone pic ;)
I don't know why the colors in this one came out so weird and faded. But I kind of like it. It reminds me of an old postcard.
From the archive, c. March 2000.
Well not really, but I thought it fitting to give this photo of our shooting in a train museum the look of an old, faded picture...
The roses of spring are so top-heavy they're starting to droop..... like these a few doors down the block.