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Abgestorbene Blätter am Stamm einer Kokospalme, gefunden in einem Botanischen Garten.
Dead leaves on the stem of a coconut tree, found in a botanical garden.
My friend Lola eating my pants up, then transforming into something else :)
Music (right click to open in a new tab):
"Come See Us Play" by SIDESTEPPER, on 'Supernatural Love' (2016)
Inspired by the theory of parallel universes and with the assistance of symmetrical manipulation, I tried to capture the double magic of Santorini's Sunset...
Two islands of original Canadian National, perhaps even Canadian Northern, wooden poles align the CN Sprague Subdivision in Minnesota. I can't speak for the Manitoba portion or even the Ontario portion on the Fort Frances Subdivision. Here at Williams is one of the pole islands that still surrounds the last set of searchlight signals on the west end of Williams siding. I try to incorporate them into a scene whenever I am up along the Sprague. Never take anything for granted - they might be gone the next time I show up!
This image is part of my series Juxtaposition.
Juxtaposition places two or more subjects side by side to elicit response within the audience's mind.
To see more in this series visit Juxtaposition,
preferably take the slideshow
inside the summit
i'm in the phone booth
it's the one across the hall
www.dailymotion.com/video/xjv2d_blondie-hanging-on-the-ph...
A bit of digery-pokery for a friday night.Can anyone guess what the background is.............?
Thanks for looking,
Chris.
This B&W street photo presents two distinct paths unfolding simultaneously. ‘The Walker’ is focused and carrying a grocery bag that represents the pragmatic routine of local life. His journey seems deliberate and likely connected to a daily errand. ‘The Rider’ appears to be much more carefree and enjoying himself as he navigates his e-bike through this public space. His journey seems to be lighthearted and casual as he enjoys the ride along the way to his destination.
Street photography does not come natural to me. I have to almost force myself to do it. However, after taking 50 shots and finding a few keepers, I do find it quite interesting to analyze the person or people in the photo. What is their story? What does their body language and expression tell you? I almost enjoy this analysis more than taking the photos.
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