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52 weeks about U - week #14.
This is my mantra this week has been "keep the faith". I have had a blah week this week. I didn't touch my camera until Saturday (only knowing I needed a shot for 52 weeks). I hope I come outta this funk soon.
noch ein "Nachzügler" zu meinem gestrigen Upload. Auch dieses Bild aus der Serie gefällt mir gut.
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Isabella float plant between Ducktown and Copperhill, TN. Abandoned. I didn't go in this one. Probably the most polluted place in the United States.
The demolition of the Central Library on a walk around the city Christchurch October 21, 2014 New Zealand. Such a beautiful day after yesterday.
All about the Christchurch Central rebuild plan: ccdu.govt.nz/
When I was a kid, Superman always changed in a phone booth. Strange behaviour, true, but what does he do nowadays?
HDR image from 9 bracketed exposures (-3 to +5 EV), merged and tone mapped in Photomatix Pro, post-processed in PSE 7 using Nik Color Efex Pro.
Polaroid Week outtakes; I took my grandfather's Spectra System out last week, this time loaded with Impossible Project black and white film (not gen 2.0; it's not available for Spectras yet). The first couple of shots were perfectly exposed but boring. The other six were overexposed and more interesting, like this. Not sure what happened. I shielded them, and quickly placed them in my pocket on a relatively cold day.
Si me alejo es por que quiero, tener solo una cosa en mi mente.
Sin pretencion de olvido, tortura permanente.
He stole the bag for the camera and ruined it. As I was extracting it from his mouth, I noticed that some of his adult teeth are starting to come in.
One little, two little, three little Indians
(Keep us humming we're the ten little Indians)
Four little, five little, six little Indians
(Keep us humming we're the ten little Indians)
Seven little, eight little, nine little Indians
(Keep us humming we're the ten little Indians)
The Beach Boys - Ten Little Indians
The Monastery of St Mary el-Sourian is a Coptic Orthodox monastery located in the Nitrian desert, (Coptic, Shaheet desert). It was founded by monks from the neighbouring Monastery of St Bishoy (Deir Anba Pshoi) in the 6th century, when a dispute over the human nature of the body of Christ caused a split in the community of that monastery. Those who held the orthodox view that Christ had a human body, and that therefore the Virgin Mary was his mother in the physical sense, left and founded a new community nearby. The Monastery of the Holy Virgin of Anba Bishoi later became known as the Monastery of the Syrians (Dayr al-Sourian), after a group of Syriac monks settled there around 800.