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Pan Island Expressway (PIE), Singapore.
May 2014.
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some were going up. some walked through. some didn’t move at all. there was no signal. no choreography. just a moment where people aligned like shadows on glass.
The edge of the solar storm running parallel to the milky way. This shot was taken on a night that I had originally intended for practicing my star photography. I went home with a lot morethan just stars.
The orange/red light on the clouds in the middle are lights from the nearby train crossing to Portage road.
Always on the lookout for a shot, I spotted this composition, Parallel lines in the green and brown fields and textures where some of the crop has been harvested, I may be wrong but I believe the crop to be feed for sheep or cattle over winter.
The tractor working was another factor in my lens being drawn here.
The Rosneath Peninsula
- is a peninsula in Argyll and Bute, West of Scotland. Formerly in the historic county of Dunbartonshire, it is formed on its eastern shore from the confluence of the Firth of Clyde with the Gare Loch, and of the Clyde with Loch Long to the west. It is approximately 7 miles (11.3 km) long (taken from the head of the Gare Loch) and 3.4 miles (5.5 km) across at its widest point. The 56th parallel north cuts through the southern end of the peninsula.
Although named after the small village of Rosneath on its eastern shore, the largest settlements are the contiguous villages of Kilcreggan and Cove at its southernmost tip. During the Victorian era it became a popular destination for wealthy Glasgow businessmen who built luxurious holiday homes along its shore. Rosneath Castle was for a time the residence of HRH Princess Louise, Queen Victoria's daughter. As with many grand houses in the area, it has since been demolished.
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At the beginning, I found the theme quite difficult and I struggled to find something…
A “beverage” is supposed to be in a container and glass and every other material I used gave the picture undesirable reflections.
Worst of all, the bubbles I would have liked to catch were absolutely erratic: when I managed to get in focus some of them… BLOB … they moved or disappeared!
So, I took ton of photos, drank a lot (not alcohol, only mineral water and soft drinks, to have fresh subjects for my shots) and played with some post processing that usually I don’t have :-))
This is the image I prefer: I hope you will like, you'll judge by yourself.
One thing I can tell you: I really enjoyed my time and had fun
HMM
P.S. at the end, I put everything upside-down: this way, the top of the picture is the lower part of the glass of this “blond” drink
The 4L93 passes through a gloomy Rugeley Trent Valley station. Normally hauled by double 86 or 90 class Electric locomotives today a class 66 diesel . 05-12-2020
under harrod´s canopy, a man walks toward the light. beside him, his other self does the same. they move in perfect synchrony, these two versions of one life. the city does this sometimes - shows you yourself from the outside, walking away from where you've been, becoming someone you don't recognize. the pole between them is thin as a decision. one step left. one step right. two different futures. they don't look back. they never do.
From stairs opposite you get the unusual view down two corridors at once.
Hope you weekend goes well.
two shadows pause on an ancient wall, not quite touching, not quite apart — as if time split into mirrored halves. the light etches a silent meeting between presence and memory, where forms dissolve but meaning remains.