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don't worry I only have another two hundred photos of this dress and me in it of course.
This reminds me of those old masters I use to look upon in the art galleries. the way the they caught the light bouncing of the heavy duchess satins the low lights in the folds of the materials the pure ostentatious extravagance of those dresses that I longed to wear myself. How I wished I was one of those ladies back then.
This is a recent long exposure image of the Old Mill at Langstone. I'v been routing through the snaps I'v taken that never made it on to flikr and I'v always had a soft spot for the silky, grainy sky in this one.
I'm away for a few days re-hydrating in south Wales so thought I'd throw this one up before I left.
hello every one my new photo
( old windows )
edit with adobe light room & adobe photoshop
i hope u like it .
An older posting with "golden grunge texture"
Special thanks to Nancy who is (very) patiently introducing me to the world of textures....
I went very lightly for my first attempt as this particular image already had a very old & earthy feel to it but if you feel I should have included more texture please let me know :-)
From:
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Now if i had just gone home with this in the can, i would have been a very happy bunny!!! However, this picture does not tell the whole story. A mass panic ensued when a Class 158 was brought to a stand at the signal, totally blocking everyone's view. A stampede to other parts of the bridge then took place when the Grid started away from Mexborough station but it was only moving forward to allow the Guards carriage to be accommodated on the platform at Mexborough where a crew change took place. The signal cleared and the 158 moved off then the Grid thrashed away towards the re-assembled Gallery. I held my nerve and waited in position and had a front row seat to record 56081 heading the 1Z58 Barrow Hill-Spring Bank South Jn.
This is what caused the mass panic, image taken by my Son
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Comillas was an important whaling town, and even had a building known as "La Casa de la Ballena" where the animal's fat was transformed into oil. The whaling destiny of Comillas was written down, as was that of many ‘watchmen’ or comillan harpooners who acquired such fame during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Travelling day today - not a lot of opportunity. 11th to 15th Century house Grade 1 listed.
If you'd like to see the others from my 365, they're here: flic.kr/s/aHskPxovML
Thanks for looking!
Updated my new look to my favourite outfit of all time, the Foxes Kylie dress. One of the images has the old version of me for comparison, I think I am finally settled on the new me, but I do miss that more mature look I had back then.
Sunrise in Bend, Oregon never disappoints. And this morning I had this view all to myself. Except for the ducks.
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The squatter staying in this area of the old prison apparently had come into possession of a large quantity of single-serving cups of cornflakes.
There was no indication he had any milk to go with them.
Part of Sydney's historic "Rocks" district with buildings dated as far back as 1820s.
Old scanned colour slide.
Date taken, and location, are very approximate.