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West Hill Lift, East Sussex. A funicular Lift that runs on steep rails up through a tunnel made in the cliffs. A short journey but saves your legs from having to walk up a very steep hill and steps up onto the West hill to the Hastings Castle. Worth it as the views are spectacular from up there. Photo by Kaz.
When I was working on this it reminded my of those DNA coding trays thus the title. Base image created using a Canon PowerShot camera and processed using Photoshop, and Redfield filters.
Happy Sliders Sundy!
Happy Slider Sunday!
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Tulips in the sun reflecting
in the double pane window
Does anyone know why I cannot add to the slider group?
I don't have anything in there. I got it in by going to the group page and adding the photo that way.
This was a slight variation from another photo of the same title.
It almost seems like a very lonely road we are on.
Happy Slider Sunday
in icy rain
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This looked like a silhouette before post-processing
I shot thorough a double pane glass window from far off ~
had to pump up the light to get the detail as well as
a few other tweaks
A nice view in front of a carpet dealer seen in the Medina of Sousse/Tunisia.
Taken with Olympus AF-1 (April 1991) scan finished CS5 postprocessing with Nik Silver Efex Pro.
(postprocessing by Lola)
Two women treat themselves as enemies, 'cause a man said them that one is more beautiful than the other woman.
So the girl looks for a safe refuge in the 7 dwarfs' house, but the woman finds her hiding-place, she dresses up as an old woman, approaches and poisons the girl.
Only a man can save the girl!
[Speechless!]
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Might be aliens invading somewhere, just not here at home. This is the tool box on my husbands truck.
This is a very old cactus and only started re-flowering again in the last couple of years. I got excited when I saw these few buds the other morning and now it has several more. Never give up hope, never say die! 😁😍
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I am in desperate need of some colour on this dreary wet July day. I wouldn't mind the European heatwave for a few days, minus the wildfires of course. "Montbretia" Crocosmia × crocosmiiflora flowers processed with Liquid colour II filter in Topaz Studio 2.
Looking back at my previous images, I realised this is the 2nd time this same photo has featured in Sliders Sunday (see first comment box below) HSS!
Thank you to all my wonderful Flickr friends for your supportive messages & comments. The garden & polytunnel are keeping me busy so Flickr has taken a back seat lately, apologies for my lack of interaction. Martin's overall health situation has deteriorated slightly & he is reliant on oxygen more for day to day activities, but we are still able to pootle around garden centres & enjoy occasional lunches out. Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts & prayers.
As the sun sets on 2020 it's worth remembering that, despite all its troubles and sorrow, there has still been wonder and joy and people to cherish
a different rendition of this un-named(?) mountain peak in So. CO, (I just call it the San Juan Cross)
Last year I got one of those free packets of wildflowers seeds in the mail. I planted them and not much happened. This spring I have some wildflowers in a gorgeous blueish purplish color.
Napoleon 1st Statue in memory of Battle of Montereau (1814).
Montereau/France.
My own photos.
Superposition of 2 photos taken at the same place and at the same time ... it could be 'The Sunrise before the Battle of Austerlitz" (1805).
Using Gimp for a painting touch and DarkTable softwares.
postprocessing with:
- RawTherapee (curves, B&W conversion)
- Gimp (dodging, burning, add some extra grain, add a light blue tint)
I've added the extra grain for an older look and the tint for a colder look... hope you like it!
A medicinal herb used as an antipyretic and anti-inflammatory agent. Growing wild on my patio. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feverfew