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I'm going to have to send Lydia away to an all girls' boarding school, I think. I won't have time to keep all the mean boys away from her.
Shot for Week 16 of my "52 Weeks of 2023" flickr group project given the theme "Black & White Architecture".
This walkway not only looks futuristic, it's on the path I take every day to and from my office. So for me, it literally is a look 'into the future" every day.
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I would sum up my fear about the future in one word: boring. And that's my one fear: that everything has happened; nothing exciting or new or interesting is ever going to happen again ... the future is just going to be a vast, conforming suburb of the soul
J.G. Ballard
(39/365) This area is opposite my house, no hunting or shooting allowed. Hundreds of bare-root hardwood trees are in the process of being planted, a crop for the future. A pair of Ravens are nest building in the distant conifers, I could see & hear them - a welcome sound of Spring. Explored Feb 8, 2015 #456
Happy Fence Friday everyone!
This is a stack of 56 photos to get 27 minutes of star trails. I plan on doing at least 3 hours of star trails in the Spring when the North Star is a little lower in the sky and I can line it up with the bridge better. Now if I could convince all the air traffic and satellites to stay out of the sky during that time so I wouldn’t have to spend so much time cloning them out. Processed with ON1 Photo Raw, and image stacked and finishing in Affinity Photo.
Huntington Beach, California
a.k.a Surf City, USA
I am constantly amazed with the talent of the young and some very young surfers. There were quite a few of them on this morning. This particular dude (could he be more than 10 years old) was one of them. He was constantly able to find the right location to catch a wave and then to be able to actually ride it when so many seemingly more experienced surfer simply failed.
Nikon D850
Nikon 70-200 VRII at 200 mm
1/4000 sec at f/4 ISO 125
July 1, 2019
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I've been working on it yesterday and today and it's mostly done. I'm just waiting for some furniture and miniatures to complete it :)
Sony A7R with Canon FD 300mm 2.8 L, available light only. No strobes nor reflectors.
Model: Alina
Bodypaint: Jen
Spotted this little girl , at the Tulip Festival seriously focusing on taking a tulip close-up! Wonder how it turned out?!
tucked away on a quiet part of the weaver navigation , just beyond the northwich railway viaduct , and close to the spot where it was built 70 years ago , is this little barge called safe hand
built in 1950 at yarwoods of northwich whose yard once occupied the opposite bank of the canalised section of the river , as a vegetable oils carrier and last used In Liverpool docks , it has been moored at several spots on the weaver navigation in the last year or so , but it's future is not known , will it be converted to a houseboat , or restored, or will it join the select group of rusting old boats languishing on this once busy waterway ?-- some time ago it was offered for sale on the internet at a price of £ 45000 --perhaps someone bought it ?
Beautiful mural at Schneider Labs imagines a green and regenerative future, breaking away from pollution, harm and oppressive systems.
Created by S. Ross Browne, a prominent artist based in Richmond, Virginia, known for his evocative figurative paintings that often explore socio-political and historical themes, with a particular focus on the experiences of people of color. His work frequently incorporates allegory and symbolism to challenge and reshape historical narratives and societal perceptions.