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Yes, it is true. My enchanted house has a portal.
A portal to the other side… it would seem. So, I guess, the stories you have heard about the “tunnel” might just be true, hmmm?
Though, you know, I didn’t think it was metal. Did you?
See, reality again. I like to leave mine at the door before entering.
For my Flickr groups…
:) Marsha
I have been away way to long again...here are a few of my favorites lately...
In Prospect Park wandering.....
© Negra's Photography 2008-2013
When everything seems really dark and all you hear is bad news, don't give up. I took this today and as soon as I saw it on my screen, I thought about a time in my life when I didn't know where to turn. I look back now and realise that sometimes the hope we have can be very small but if we just hold on the exit we really need can suddenly open up out of places we least expect it. If you are in the dark keep looking for the light at the end of that tunnel...
Taken on my Nikon D700, handheld it is actually looking directly up a chimney in a 200 year old house as the smoke from a turf fire escapes into the light.
Camera:Nikon D700
Exposure:0.167 sec (1/6)
Aperture:f/2.8
Focal Length:70 mm
ISO Speed:3200
Exposure Bias:-2/3 EV
...or the hallway, as the case may be.
The church I go to is in a pretty big building...this is the main hallway. Behind me, you have the main entrance. In front of me, you have the different rooms and bathrooms.
And in case I look armless, I had my arms crossed...lol
Now it can safely be said that joylessness has charm---this photograph provides the evidence.
When I saw this one on Ebay, the scan was small and I didn't have much sense of what I was bidding on. I took a chance---don't remember if anyone else bid, but there was not what I would call hot competition. But when I got the photo the other day, I liked it immediately.
The hat of the man in profile appears to float behind him. The light on the walls above the pianos looks like fog The figures of the men seem to have faded while the rest of the photo stayed dark (this may be an illusion) so that the men seem ghostly somehow, and the space is sepulchral.
Talk about a buying experience---you'd be lucky to get out of this place alive.
There's a scratch running across the shoulder of the man in profile, but that seems to be in the negative, not on the photo itself.
Ryhdyfelin tunnel was built to provide water from the River Taff to power the local tin plate works, which are now long-closed. The tunnel itself is only around 150m long, with a slight S-shape and a profile like half a rugby ball and brickwork in excellent condition.
Yes, I've shot this before but I'm just so amused by this pathway between the East and West Buildings of the National Gallery. I see they now have LED's that flash and create a light show. Cool.
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The light at the end of the tunnel is Tomorrowland! Looking up the automated walkway leading out of the recently-refurbished Space Mountain at Walt Disney World.
More atmospheric viewed Large on Black
Taken behind Horseshoe Falls, at the Journey Behind the Falls exhibit. My earlier two shots of this couple were cuter, I thought, but I couldn't hold the camera sufficiently steady.
This image was inspired by this week's theme in the Macro Mondays Group: "On the inside."
Oh that light at the end of the tunnel (sorta) - any guesses as to what this? It is definitely looking from the inside out. You want a hint? Just smile! See the other image in the comments below.
Oh, and for the ODC/ODT group, if you belonged inside here, you would want to ESCAPE!
As always, thanks for your views, comments and faves!
japan, 1972
highway tunnel
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
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View through the southern portal of Ryhdyfelin tunnel. The tunnel was built to provide water from the River Taff to power the local tin plate works, which are now long-closed. The tunnel itself is only around 150m long, with a slight S-shape and a profile like half a rugby ball and brickwork in excellent condition.
Looking up into the centre of the double helix staircase designed by Leonardo da Vinci, Chateau Chambord, France
japan, 1972
highway tunnel
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
japan, 1972
highway tunnel
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
japan, 1972
highway tunnel
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
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Work In Progress [WIP] for January 2013 challenge: use blue.
The elements in place.
The sad, crouching woman is from the back page of "The Fairies &Fantasy Art of Selina Fenech 2012 Calendar".
I hate January. Since spending two dark seasons in the high arctic, I've been susceptible to Seasonal Affective Disorder. The only two good things about January are spectacular opportunities for viewing stars and the light at the end of the tunnel effect of once the month is done, the worst of winter is behind us.
Ryhdyfelin tunnel was built to provide water from the River Taff to power the local tin plate works, which are now long-closed. The tunnel itself is only around 150m long, Around 50 struts have fairly recently been removed, leaving various rusty remains along the lower parts of the tunnel walls. This view is looking towards the southern portal of the tunnel.
The scene was illuminated by an LED bike light and over-exposured to reveal a rich mixture of purple, green and other hues.