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A watercolor/colored pencil drawing based on a story idea I have. I had all kinds of crazy cool ideas for the story one morning, but of course I had to work so it kind of slipped away.
Basically it involves a girl who moves to a new place and starts having dreams that the sky is falling.
Another favorite from the chase of my 8th successful Batten Kill day that brought my 'batting average' up to .500.
This is one of the signature shots along the line and one I'd longed to do with some fall color on 1300 ft Mt. Tom to the east. While it was late in the day and the overcast necessitated that I creep up the ISO I'm still thrilled with this shot of the colors near peak here surrounding the old weather beaten wooden silos.
Very much on home rails, G&J 4116, a veteran ex D&H Alco RS3 (blt. Sep. 1952) is seen crossing Brownell's Corner Road at about MP A139.2 on the old Delaware and Hudson Washington Branch as measured from Albany the long way around via Catleton, Whitehall, and Mechanicville.
Washington County, New York
Monday October 17, 2022
A little antiquing and texture added while flying to Puerto Vallarta. And I have Wi-Fi here!
will be in catch-up mode in about a week.
My mom and I went for a walk and seen this spider web on a fence - the bokeh is awesome with the fall colours in the background! Hope everyone had a great weekend!
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[WEEK 39]
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| Nikon D700 | Nikkor 85mm 1.4D | f/4 | 1/1250 sec | ISO-200 |
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ISS passing through the Milky Way, over Atea a Rangi ( Celestial Compass ), Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
"Falling to Papatuanuku"
ISS passing through the Milky Way, over Atea a Rangi ( Celestial Compass ), Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
So nearly 4 years ago I planned and created this photo of the International Space Station passing through the Milky Way: www.flickr.com/photos/ajecaldwell/12896918153
This photo is one of my favourite Milky Way images, and it was lucky enough to be selected as a finalist in the Royal Museums Greenwich Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2014
Since this time I have always been looking for the chance to create a similar image at a better location, and this morning the opportunity presented itself when the ISS again flew across the Milky Way during the New Moon. So I set off early to Ātea a Rangi to try to get an image.
This image is made up of 12 photos; 1 provides the base image ( with the ISS in the upper right corner entering the frame and the Milky Way and Atea a Rangi visible ) and the other 11 images were only used to transfer the path of the ISS onto the base image. The reason for creating this image from multiple photos is to ensure that the stars in the photo appear stationary, and the scene is not overexposed.
Each photo was shot from exactly the same location and contained the exact same framing.
12 photos, each shot:
Fujifilm X-E3, ISO800, f2.8, 15sec, 12mm Rokinon lens
Processed in Lightroom and stacked in Photoshop
C88 was awesome yet again.
Baiastice pants and top
Ingenue shoes
Yummy Jewelry
Exile hair
trompe l'oeil house
Atomic skin, .Mila lipstick, ARTE glam liner.
Catwa Head, Maitreya body on custom shape made by me.
A sad little farm house, forgotten, overgrown and falling down. Along US Highway 65 near Chula, Missouri.
This is the last two of the fall leaves shots I took a few days ago. I've got plenty more, but I'm not going to burden you with looking at more vivid, in-your-face colors! ;-)
Its pretty cold and snowy here in MKE. This picture was taken a month ago. How things can change so quickly.
McWay Fall on the Big Sur coast, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, just after sunset when the soft pastel colors dominated the seascape.
Taken with a Canon Elan 7; Fuji Velvia 50 film; Canon 24-85mm lens.
Amtrak's southbound Texas Eagle makes it's way around the curve in Villa Grove as it takes a detoured route down the Villa Grove and Pana Subdivisions.
Fall is here again. The days are getting colder and shorter. Darker and chillier. And I am getting better and better. I needed a full year to recover. A whole year to feel like myself again. But not really myself, more like an improved version of me.
You know what? Now I can drive pretty well. Better than I used to, and my hands won't shake anymore. Now I can run like I never did before. It gives me a freedom and a peace of mind that I don't find in anything else.
Now I am stronger. More braver. Now I cheerish and value myself. I could even say that I'm starting to love myself. Can you believe?
Now I've found myself again. My passions, my desires, my motivations. They all bloomed in full force again. I've even found new ones. Filling me whole, awakening me from that emptiness that used to eat me inside. And I'm happy.
Now, I've finally faced the inner demons, the last test. And you no longer have power over me. Because I can finally look in the nightmare's eyes, and feel liberated. Feeling like every cell of my body is healing and letting go.
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Shot with Sony A7 & 85mm 1.8 Takumar
California's autumn - the mix of fall foliage, palm trees, clear sky, and sunshine - everything is reflected on the tinted widows wall including the top of building across...
Everything about this picture says fall for me, the leaves, the rain, the waterfall, the colours, pretty much everything in this image is fall of some sort. And yes, this is called Niagra Falls, it's in Canada, but it's not the big one. This one is on Vancouver Island.
This collection of fall webworm nests extended for over a metre. On Lodore Road, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.
Quarter size hail making cells on a warm front. 50s and 70s were a few miles apart. Making extreme instability.