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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.
On the back of this picture it says "Village between Agon-Coutainville and La Haye du Puits, Sunday"- we were holiday-ing in my Hillman Husky in Northern France in 1994 and took a wrong turn up a country road- to be faced with this rather faded and battered old sign (there was one on each side of an old barn)- so we swung the car around, pulled up next to it, jumped out and took this photo, jumped in and drove off again, much to the astonishment and amusement of the farmer and his friend leaning up and nearby fence talking to each other. Boring fact alert! The barely visible logo bottom right (actually a 'mobius strip' - check it on wikipedia, sort of a never-ending twist) was the international/European symbol of co-operation.
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...
Delicate catkins of faded buds on a willow branch in the Carpathian forest on the area of the Poprad Landscape Park, illuminated by the sunlight.
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This morning I accidentally went to work when I wasn't scheduled to! I usually only bring my camera at the end of the week but in an attempt to use it more I brought it with me today. I figured to not make a wasted trip of it so I took some photos.
I couldn't tell you how many times I've taken photos of the famous Clock Tower downtown; so I decided to mix it up a bit and gave it a faded film look.
The faded advertisement on Maryland Heights always seem to catch the eye......sometimes immediately, and sometimes it takes a person a moment to fully see it. It's faded away quite a lot, to where at least I can't make out what it once said. Internet to the rescue again......
From the Harpers Ferry NPS Website:
The faded painting on the face of Maryland Heights was an early 1900s advertisement aimed at passengers on the B&O Railroad, which was a heavily traveled rail line. It read "Mennen’s Borated Talcum Toilet Powder."
View across the floor of Death Valley between Stovepipe Wells and Furnace Creek. The hills faded in the distance and the mountains were obscured by low clouds and rain.
I have to admit, here on day 70 I'm struggling to keep myself doing the 365 Days project again. Between being a husband, father, and full-time worker, I'm having a hard time finding motivation, energy, time, and inspiration to continue with the 2nd year of this project. Who knows. 295 days from now maybe I'll have completed it. But right now I'm not so sure.
Me revienta cuando la foto que más me gusta de un set es la que sale por error.
En fin. Bienvenidos sean los errores!
I was married for a while, but haven't been for even longer. I am unsure I will ever marry again, but I keep my options open.
I think I was just too young to know who to pick and hopefully, the next guy will be a keeper.
No regrets.
this one i never opened and was going to try the sun fading technique but i like how it was looking now with all the cracks in it.
November 06th, 2025
Spotted this faded flower while walking my dog in a neighborhood alley. Went back with my DSLR and snapped a few hand-held shots.
I love the colors and textures.
Fade(d) + Weld, seam, joint - Our Daily Challenge
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On the way home, the CPKC transfer requested some extra room while switching at CSX's Rose Lake Yard on the scanner - which due to their long cut required them to get permission through Willows Tower west of the yard. Made it in time as he pulled up to Exchange Av in East St Louis before shoving back in the last hour of daylight. Willows is where the CSX (ex-Pennsy), CPKC (ex-Pennsy), CSX (ex-B&O), NS V&C Belt, and TRRA all cross and controlled by CPKC. Power included KCS GP40-3 #2972, CP GP20C-ECO #2239, and two KCS units likely GP38-2 or GP40.
----- Original Message -----
From : Alan Stanton, Tottenham Hale ward councillor
To : Haringey Environment Department
Cc : Cllrs Lorna Reith, Reg Rice; Richard Watson
Sent : Sunday, December 23, 2012 1:25 AM
Subject : Fading white lines at the junction of Kimberley & Mafeking Road N17
Please see my photo on Flickr. It shows white lines painted on the roadway at the junction of Kimberley Road and Mafeking Road Tottenham N17.
As you can see, the lines indicating that the right of way belongs to Mafeking Road are getting faint. I am concerned in case this leads to an accident/accidents with drivers unfamiliar with these streets not realising - until it's too late - that the east-west side road (Mafeking Road) has precedence at this junction.
So can the white lines please be refreshed/repainted for safety? Thanks.
“Women need real moments of solitude and self-reflection to balance out how much of ourselves we give away.” Barbara De Angelis
♥♥♥.
Today I put out a few of my military items. I am missing my days as an Airman, and am feeling as if those memories are fading too fast. I have no regrets on my decision to retire, and feel so fortunate to be able to spend these days with our daughters, at home. But, I do miss the camaraderie, the discipline, the way of life I lived for so many years; my daily lunches with my sweet hubby. So, today I am reflecting on my past, knowing it will only enhance my future.
p.s. This is the jacket and boots I wore on my last day of active duty. My hat still sits in my vehicle window, as it did for the last 23 years.