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To the pulling apart and the tearing asunder.
To the breaths that sustain and the will that endures.
To the inexplicable, the taxing, and the excruciating.
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Ist doch so gut gewürzt
und so schön flambiert
und so liebevoll auf Porzellan serviert
Dazu ein guter Wein
und zarter Kerzenschein
Ja da lass ich mir Zeit
Etwas Kultur muss sein
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“What sticks to memory, often, are those odd little fragments that have no beginning and no end...”
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Welcome to Skrunda-3. the latest iteration of the abandoned Latvian town. Decaying docks, old apartments, trams and trains, a dusty gallery and much more, come and see for yourself
A must for Second Life photographers.
📣The Writing on the Wall World
Across a painted desert lies a train of vagabonds
All that's left of what we were, it's what we have become
Once our empires glorious but now the empire's gone
The dead gave us the time to live and now our time is done
Now we are victorious, we've become our slaves
A land of hope and glory, building graveyards for the brave
I have been having WAY too much fun with WOMBO Dream! Rather addictive with all the iterations of a work you can create. Mine usually do turn out strange, to say the least, but I probably don't put in the same word pointers that others might choose. :)
Salmon River, Adirondacks, NY
There are several rivers in the Adirondacks named Salmon. This iteration comes out of Salmon Pond, quietly wandering its way through the lowlands of the Blue Mountain Wild Forest, where it intersected my wanderings in the greater Adirondack Park. Daylight was on the downward swing across the sky, the shadows already turning chilly. The river is reflective, spilling the warmer colors in the open meadow upstream, and the colder blues where the sun can’t penetrate the crowded forest, pressing ever in for water. For 30 years, my obsession in life was music. Music, in its patterns and structures, is redundancy, with nuance. So it is I can see my existence as compartments of repetition. Work, food, sleep, play, all in continuous performances…. some good, some bad, with nuances. Even photography doesn’t totally break that mold. I have seen this type of scene repeat in other locations, north of here in the Paul Smith’s area, south near Raquette Lake, in the lowlands of Pharoah and Lake George...each is similar: dark, smooth waters, essing through the forest of a glaciated plain. The differences are nuance, subtleties of geography, illusions of seasons. Today’s is in the warm light of a late winter afternoon. I often return. We are creatures of habit after all, and if I go back to the same places I’ve been before...forgive me for repeating myself.
Und so laufe ich weiter
Weiter ohne Unterlass
Ich suche etwas
Doch ich weiss nicht was
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Welcome to Skrunda-3. the latest iteration of the abandoned Latvian town. Decaying docks, old apartments, trams and trains, a dusty gallery and much more, come and see for yourself
LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Reynolds%20Hollow/166/77/24
The final iteration of the Bixby Bridge pano, and my personal favorite. 3-image stitch, taken from atop a concrete barrier adjacent to the bridge.
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Upon revisiting my photo archive of my day in Big Sur, I was surprised to find that I didn't edit many RAW files from this location! So, after the views of the ride south towards Big Sur and its big ascents...I present the iconic CA Highway-1 location, Bixby Bridge. After much climbing, one is awarded this view right around the bend as seen from a distance. I've edited all the RAW files and managed to create combinations of panoramas that I didn't have.
The SH7221 is the final iteration of the SH760 series. Being basically an SH760B, the model designation was changed in 1989 and the SH7221 emerged.
Difference to the SH760A are the plastic bumpers and big rectangular rear lights, "borrowed" from the VW Santana parts catalogue.
Seen in the Shanghai Auto Museum.
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I'm always excited when a new iteration of Drune opens both because they're always SO fun to explore and also for the photographic opportunities (and unique challenges) present within.
I've had this shot in my hip pocket for a few days trying to decide if I'd enter it in the photo contest (still going on! See the marvelous Sparklebottom Lasertits' post HERE ). While I'm not happy enough with it to do so, I'll still share with all you lovelies.
This is the second time I've done something on the theme of falling to my death in Drune. I'm not sure what it is about the place that draws me in that direction. I'm sure part of it is the incredible verticality present that I always want to show off in some way, but there's something more primal going on--Something in the wind of this big, rough, exotic and dangerous future that whispers in the ear of an insignificant little girl "Join me."
Lake Placid, NY/ Andrew Chary Architect
The Paul White Memorial Bandshell at Mid's Park has served as the central gathering space for events in Lake Placid since the mid-1970s. Developed while a Designer at Andrew Chary Architect, the new iteration of the bandshell projects forward with an acoustically sensitive organic form. The rich materials and language of construction provide a historical connection to the Adirondack Arts and Crafts tradition and heritage. The bandshell is oriented to allow performances to be viewed by both lake and land. 159
Apologies to those who faved the previous iteration of this image, but my friend and photography/art mentor (Howard Brodsky) was kind enough to point out that the previous version was over-saturated, hence I deleted that version and followed his suggestion to dial back the colour sauration a bit.
My laptop screen is a bit cold and lacks vibrant colour, despite having carefully calibrated it, so sometimes my images might appear a little too colourful and saturated on other screens.
Let me know if you spot one of my images suffering from over-saturation or other colour issues
Also, feel to re-fave and I will gladly comment and/or fave your image(s) in kind.
Thanks to everyone on flickr for your suggestions, help and encouragement! It means a lot and it helps me to improve.
The current iteration of this Castle is Baroque and the transformation occurred in 1663 by Dietrich Hermann von Merveldt and is probably one of the last surviving examples of early Baroque architecture in Westphalia, pictured here the gatehouse was the first building to be constructed during this period.
From this period onward the castle sat unchanged and the grounds surrounding the castle were used mainly for agricultural purposes, until the 19th century when decorative flower beds and a glass orangery with adjoining orangery as well as a pheasant house in the east were added the castle at this time was mainly used as a summer residence or for hunting.
I took this with my D750 and Tamron SP 24-70mm 2.8 G2 Lens at 31mm 1/50s, f/11 ISO 100 processed in LR, Topaz Denoise, PS (Lumenzia and DXO Nik Color Efex)
Disclaimer: Not trying to be realistic in my editing there is enough realism in the world, my style is a mix of painterly and romanticism as well as a work in progress.
The 2022 iteration of the Canadian Pacific US Holiday Train returned to Ottumwa late Saturday night ahead of another 10AM performance. The unfortunate situation of the community not seeing it after dark at home was a benefit of seeing it in prime midday sun at the Middle Foster Bridge.
Twelve years ago, I decided to see how many ways I could change a photo from its original into a variety of mutations, abstractions, patterns, and designs. In trying to develop a unique photographic style that has yet to be fulfilled, but adheres to my goal in my About Page: "the persistent attempt to bring images of life from which there was no life, to view these maddening images with joy and exploration, and to know that the process is never-ending and self-fulfilling."
I posted this video on youtube and then selected some of the images to make this Collage for Smile on Saturday.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=krI1R_gUs_w
Alternate Collage on similar theme: www.flickr.com/photos/dionepsoc/51690005368/in/album-7215...
For Smile on Saturday
Theme: Photo Collage
SPONSORS:
Midweek Mischief (through Thursday, May 4th)
Designers shown:
--->iterations Rabe Shape (for Lelutka EvoX Raven, worn on Maitreya Lara, hand size edited to 0) - 85L$
--->La Feminique - Pearl Turquoise dress (worn on Maitreya) - 85L$
--->Second Nature Jewelry Martine Earrings Lelutka Gold - 85L$
--->Second Nature Jewelry Martine Necklace Gold - 85L$
Also from Midweek Mischief, but purchased these:
--->FricknFrack BLLS Faery Wings Spring nails (worn on Maitreya) - 85L$
--->DarkMouse Vintage Bangles - 65L$
--->SUNKISSED JORJA skin (worn on EvoX & Maitreya) @ Dubai through May 15th
***FULL CREDITS COMING TO MY BLOG ASAP***
SPONSORS:
Midweek Mischief (through Thursday, May 4th)
Designers shown:
--->iterations Rabe Shape (for Lelutka EvoX Raven, worn on Maitreya Lara, hand size edited to 0) - 85L$
--->La Feminique - Pearl Turquoise dress (worn on Maitreya) - 85L$
--->Second Nature Jewelry Martine Earrings Lelutka Gold - 85L$
--->Second Nature Jewelry Martine Necklace Gold - 85L$
Also from Midweek Mischief, but purchased these:
--->FricknFrack BLLS Faery Wings Spring nails (worn on Maitreya) - 85L$
--->DarkMouse Vintage Bangles - 65L$
--->SUNKISSED JORJA skin (worn on EvoX & Maitreya) @ Dubai through May 15th
***FULL CREDITS COMING TO MY BLOG ASAP***
The 2022 iteration of the Canadian Pacific US Holiday Train returned to Ottumwa late Saturday night ahead of another 10AM performance. It arrived at approximately 2315 without much fanfare. There were about 10 of us down at West 2nd Street to welcome it to town. I really wasn’t planning on taking a shot but it briefly stopped coming down the hill and I saw something I hadn’t seen before so got out the super zoom and gave it a shot…
Apophysis7X created: If you steal the graphics, please make a donation to the programmers of Apophysis! ;-) They deserve it!
The latest iteration of the Mönchjoch Morning photo. I'm slowly fine-tuning the postprocessing. Each iteration the amount of processing decreases. I'm fairly happy with this version. Criticism welcome!
Birmingham is on the watch list so it is face coverings on the streets. This Bowie picture is the third iteration by Annatomix whose artwork both street and paintings I do admire.
Credits: bluemoodstyle.blogspot.com/2023/10/toxic-bruji.html
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▶ ⲊⲢⲞⲚⲊⲞⲄ : SENSE EVENT
⁀➷ SENSE EVENT
⁀➷ VESTA
⁀➷ INTERATIONS
▶▶▶▶VESTA - Rega Hat VESTA & SENSE EVENT
✿✿TEXTURE HUD✿✿
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✿ DOUX - Dua Hair
✿ LELUTKA HEAD
✿ EBODY REBORN
✿ *>Kiu<* - Spooky Juice (GIFT)
✿ Dots - Monster Donut - Purple
✿ OMY Trick or Treat Candy Bowl and Candy
Another iteration using the Creator 31124 frame. More limited range of movement in it's arms but enough to look pretty.
Physicist-turned-artist Theo Jansen has been creating strandbeests since 1990. Iteratively designed and intricately assembled, Jansen’s self-propelled creatures have evolved over the years, becoming increasingly complex and lifelike, with specialized adaptations to help them survive in their seaside environment.
Finally have seen these strandbeests myself in real on the beach. Though there was no wind, meaning there was no movement at all. Still magnificent to see them in their own environment.
You can see them at the Zuiderstrand in Scheveningen near "De Fuut"
The 74 foot 2024 iteration of the Rockefeller Center’s Christmas Tree hails from West Stockbridge Massachusetts where it was planted by the Albert family back in 1967. Another image of my wonderful experience with NYC Photographers Meetup group for their annual New York Holiday Photowalk accompanied by my damsel. OM Systems Olympus OM-D EM-1 Mark III Olympus OM Systems Olympus M.Zuiko PRO 40-150 f2.8 #developportdev @gothamtomato @developphotonewsletter @omsystem.cameras #excellent_america #omsystem @bheventspace @bhphoto @adorama @tamracphoto @tiffencompany #usaprimeshot #tamractales @kehcamera @mpbcom @nycurbanism @nycprimeshot #nycprimeshot @nybucketlist @iloveny #omd #olympusphotography #olympus #microfourthirds #micro43photography #micro43 #nycphotographers @rockefellercenter
Montmorency Park is a historical site where the Parliament of earlier iterations of Canada (Lower Canada, Canada East, Quebec) stood. Although there is no longer any trace of the physical structures, it is hallowed ground for contemporary Quebecois nationalism.
The last iteration for the week, back at Pikes Peak but with Pro Image 100, a film I'd not shot before. C41 kit although a bit long in the tooth was able to handle without much issue. With such a vista the Xpan was just a joy to use despite the freezing cold and winds on this 14-er. I didn't bring gloves so had to heat my hands on some tea and of course, since they were available, the requisite donuts made at the high altitude. Thanks again to those flicker-ans who continue to share their images - they are fantastic!
In the newest iteration of one of my favorite tanks a couple different modifications have been made. I worked on the lower plate making it better aligned with the upper but the most important mod is what I did in the back. Previously it had an awkward angle that didn’t match well with the tank, it took some time but I finally ironed it out, giving it the proper detailing. Also just for fun I added more studs to the appearance. Hope y’all enjoy!
-Van
Teatro Dehon costruito sotto alla chiesa di Santa Maria del Suffragio. Dettaglio. Dehon Theater built under the church of Santa Maria del Suffragio. Dettaglio. Bologna 2020
Explored 10/11/2020
Another iteration using the Creator 31124 frame. More limited range of movement in it's arms but enough to look pretty.
Another iteration on yesterday effort but this one has had significantly more work put into it. I loved this as a photo and it has inspired many forms in my head as I have worked on it, changing colours building ideas and using several new brushes to boot. This final greenish blue gave me the impression of seeing seaweed anchored to the seabed in its environment with the currents flexing and twisting it as it floats and hovers in the turbulence of the waves.
A few iterations later, I am quite content with this small thingy on a 2441 chassis. I found a way to tilt the bonnet, and add the spare tyre in a better place.
Update to Toy Project Day 2441
"You're going to put things into the world that aren't perfect. That's when you iterate." ~Miki Agrawal
The 2022 iteration of the Canadian Pacific US Holiday Train returned to Ottumwa late Saturday night ahead of another 10AM performance. With a short and light train, I knew that I wouldn't be able to do much shooting between Ottumwa and Foster. It wasn't much of a loss as morning light isn't really good for southbounds anyway. I figured I might as well get a smash coming around the curve at 305 before heading straight to Foster. It was a smart move just trying here, as I only beat the train to the next spot by a couple of miles and I needed to navigate some fences and brush to get into the shot. Keith had the hammer down, that's for sure.