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Individuals and parallel lives. But all is joined together by one cord or backbone that some call spirit or love or atman.

 

Taken for active assignment weekly - parallel lines. Blinds on the office window.

 

WIT: The window glass has a tint of blue (and whitebalance set to daylight). Shot at close to telephoto end to get the dof.

 

Looks better in large.

Long-billed Dowitcher, Redwood Shores, Radio Road, Redwood City CA

 

This photo was featured in a Burdr Flickr Roundup! Thank you for the honor!

 

I liked the layers and symmetry of this scene.

Two ballet studios in a parallel universe with Storm Troopers and dancers on present day earth. Mirror images of the studios separated by a wall of mirrors. Both studios are rehearsing two dances from the Swan Lake Ballet while other dancers are taking ballet class or stretching on the floor. One dancer from each side is staring in the mirror imagining if the other studio exists.

Not quite Rooftopping :) At Toronto's City Hall during Doors Open

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Model Valeria and Silvia

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"Parallel Lives:" Some years ago, I wrote a poem that in my mind, a picture like this would eventually accompany, entitled the same. Here is an excerpt:

  

"Living our lives in parallel,

Yet in separate worlds we obliviously dwell.

Like tracks of a railroad bound together by ties,

But never intersecting; no chance for compromise.

  

Our coexistence is limited by circumspect.

Looking forward, looking back, only a forced disconnect.

On common ground, but so far out of reach;

The rules of separation we can never breach.

  

Always just exactly a set distance apart,

Whether middle, end, or at the very start.

Stuck in a limbo of the distance between;

Look, but don't touch; some things are only to be seen." (words and photo are copyright by TreeRose Photography, Theresa Rose Ditson).

Withlacoochee State Forest, Citrus County Fl

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While in Toronto I visited the Evergreen Brick Works area which I had been told would be great for some urban grit type of shots. It was a pretty cool location and the farmers market that was on allowed me to grab breakfast in the form of a burrito – yay. I wandered around for a while post food and also took around a small section of the Don Valley Brick Works Park.

 

Before I knew it the market was packing up for the day and I was left to wander around without too many people there, which was nice but also meant the chances of a random taxi arriving was very low.

 

As I walked around the outskirts of the buildings I saw a railway bridge which looked pretty cool – I had walked under the arches of one during my jaunt around the park and I wondered if it was the same one and, if so, whether or not it was even used…so I went to investigate. Ten minutes later I had gone up the hill, found the track and made my way over to the bridge area.

 

Within this shot you can see the lovely fall colours in the trees on the left; the edge of the Brick Works on the right, and the Toronto skyline in the distance.

 

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Parallel view. Nikkormat FT2, Delta 400

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...a rainy day...a parking lot...an empty storefront...puddles...

 

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Panoramic view of the New River and the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad tracks winding though the New River Gorge National Park in West Virginia

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American Airlines flight 34 to New York/Kennedy holds in position while Delta flight 1861 from Raleigh/Durham lands on the parallel runway at Los Angeles (LAX/KLAX) July 30, 2015. N109NN, A321-231 and N3772H, Boeing 737-832.

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Parallel lines draw the eye. Make a photograph with parallel lines today.

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Taken with a Canon 55-250mm IS lens. Type L for a better view. HSS

Parallel Migrations

One of the latest public art installations is at the Lake Smith / Lake Lawson Natural Area.

Anne Dushanko Dobek is the artist in residence at Lake Lawson/Lake Smith Natural Area where she created her Eco Public Art Installation, "Parallel Migrations XXV" beginning August 13 with an unveiling on August 24th.

“Parallel Migrations” is Dobek’s decades-long series of global installations in which she uses silkscreened images of the Monarch butterfly as a symbol of survival in the face of perilous journeys.

“In ‘Parallel Migrations’ I use my signature image of the Monarch butterfly to address issues of global migrations. The Monarch butterfly in all its permutations becomes a metaphor for the millions of people crossing global borders in search of survival, sanctuary and safety,” said Dobek.

Virginia Beach’s Eco Public Art residencies are designed to inform and highlight Virginia Beach’s natural spaces. Through open calls for proposals, artists in this field are invited to participate in residencies to create site-responsive works of art using natural materials. They are encouraged to engage the public in artist talks and live demonstrations. Last year’s first Eco Public Art residency brought Benjamin Heller to create “Terrapin Basin” at Pleasure House Point Natural Area.

The Lake Lawson/Lake Smith Natural Area is a 42-acre preserve with more than 12,000 feet of shoreline located in the Bayside Borough of Virginia Beach at the corner of Shell Road and Northampton Blvd. The area is a popular fishing destination.

  

Photography by Craig McClure

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Wolsztyn's OL49 2-6-2s Nos 59 and 69 indulge in a spot of parallel running on the Warswa to Berlin main line, westbound through Chrosnica. 24th June 2018.

Parallel Universe by Ouchhh is a light installation at Artechouse. The light patterns are pure white light. However, my camera sensor captures the white light in these imaginary colors, so the photos look very different than the actual work.

Parallel bridges converging across the Wando River

Manx Electric No 2 runs neck and neck with Steam Railway No 4 on the long climb out of Laxey, 11th April 1993.

A parallel universe, also known as a parallel dimension, alternative universe or alternative reality, is a hypothetical self-contained plane of existence, co-existing with one's own. The sum of all potential parallel universes that constitute reality is often called a “ multiverse ". While the three terms are generally synonymous and can be used interchangeably in most cases, there is sometimes an additional connotation implied with the term "alternate universe/reality" that implies that the reality is a variant of our own, with some overlap with the similarly-named alternate history. The term "parallel universe" is more general, without implying a relationship, or lack of relationship, with our own universe. A universe where the very laws of nature are different – for example, one in which there are no Laws of Motion – would in general count as a parallel universe but not an alternative reality and a concept between both fantasy world and earth.

Playing with perspective and composition on the same bridge.

Just east of Cedar Point, UP 4014 and UP 4015 lead UP's annual steam train excursion on the seldom-used Limon Sub, parallel to I-70.

 

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in this Parallel Universe you can see Planet Zogg with it's new transport system....bubbles

 

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Built in 1870, this light is now maintained by Peninsula Township and short-term keepers are allowed to live in the lighthouse. It is half way between the North Pole and the Equator exactly on the 45th parallel. It was decommissioned in 1933.

 

www.michigan.org/property/old-mission-point-lighthouse/

Compositionally, I wanted to try and mirror the near horizontal cloud layers and the freshly cut lines in farmers field below. I just love these rural summer scenes, it's always an added bonus when a sunset like this comes along too :-) Thanks for looking.

It's definitely an aquired talent and a must for living in the city. I think they should give classes on it myself. There's a slight trick to it I learned.

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