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I tried doing a panorama of Arlington Memorial Amphitheater again this year after hiking in DC. Coming here is like going back in time ;)
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Muniick -Adult- French Revival Fireplace Set
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Die Gothic Revival von einer romantischen Sehnsucht nach einer nicht mehr zurückzuholenden Vergangenheit geprägt.
Biryulevsky Arboretum, Moscow. The beginning of cherry blossoms.
Бирюлёвский дендропарк, Москва. Начало цветения сакуры.
Saturday morning spent with some fleeting sunlight in a Sussex bluebells woodland. This shot was taken when a cloud bank covered the sun. Was quite refreshing to shoot without direct light for a change.
As I watched this landscape transform in front of me it reminded me of a great revival, when we rise from the darkness into the light.
This is a four-image Pano
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Karen Hess and Daedalus Howell at Petaluma Rivertown Revival. The two run Culture Dept. It creates one-of-a-kind experiential and narrative art encounters in Petaluma, CA. culturedept.com July 14, 2018
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Biryulevsky Arboretum, Moscow. The beginning of cherry blossoms.
Бирюлёвский дендропарк, Москва. Начало цветения сакуры.
A river is illuminated by the setting sun as it races towards the Ogilvie Mountains, in Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon, Canada
The divisions of one into many are caused by light and shade,
and if we looked keenly into life,
both within and without,
we should realize clearly that it is one life,
one light,
which appears divided and made into many by different shades.
Hazrat Inayat Khan
NIKON D810
Nikkor14.0-24.0 mm f/2.8
@14mm
1/2 s
f/11
ISO200 Two images focus stacked for DOF
This was a real heartbreaker. Located just outside of Mottville, Michigan, it stood by the side of the road for many years. I went that way about once a year and subsequently photographed the miniature Greek Revival several times. I especially liked the cornice returns seen here, The generous proportions are unusual in that the relief is done in brick rather than wood trim and then painted to blend with the rest of the trim. This treatment was not uncommon in this area with Italianate buildings.
Then one day I went by it was gone, a bulldozer still burying the bricks and a fire in progress to torch the remains of this early gem, along with all the trees that surrounded it..
Scanned from a film print.
Beautiful circa 1928 Spanish Revival building in the West End neighborhood of Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was Grunge Revival. Things were pretty Grungey around here! HMMM!
The last time I hiked to this river it was completely dry. Finally after 2 months of drought the rivers were revived with inches of rain and melting snow. It was nice to visit and be able to shoot long exposure again :)
Paisley - britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/200384660-school-wynd-st-joh... Ailtirean / Penseiri / Architects: James Salmom agus a mhac / James Salmon & son - 1862-3
when a parking lot turns into a classic car museum...
1930 Bentley Speed Six Nutting Coupe "Blue Train"
This is a photo from last month- finally had time between exams to finish editing it. Im so glad I was able to get to this waterfall again before the rain makes it impossible to get to. Looking forward to foggy mornings this November.
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Revival [61/365] - Sometimes we come to a point in our lives where we reassess and figure out whats important in our lives and what isn't. It's like a snake shedding it's old skin to reveal a new healthier looking skin. It's all in the process of growing.
We are always growing and changing. The moment we stop... well I don't think we can call it living anymore. Change can sometimes be difficult but it has to happen in order for us to move forward and grow...