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This is the same photo I uploaded on March 6 (straight out of the camera), on March 20 (using the Orton Effect) and today using a layered texture.
Same tower, different railroad. Where there was once four tracks are now only three. What appears to be a local is seen gliding past MG Tower on main one, likely headed for Altoona. It appears between the last shot and now, the home signals have gotten some fresh paint, and the interlocking and tower appear in splendid condition - even the switch machine looks like it got some fresh paint!
CR 6512. Altoona, PA.
September 1, 1985. Scott Cotner photo.
Adam Klimchock collection.
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Waiting for the 'It's Tough To Be a Bug' show to start.
I should wear those sexy glasses all the time!
I had to put these shots together. There is basically one spot where animals jump the creek from the neighbor's property onto our property...and this is it. That doesn't mean it's easy to catch animals in the act, though.
So here are a deer from fall of 2020 and a coyote from winter 2021 jumping in the exact same spot. The coyote is a bit more zoomed in, so not a perfect comparison, but you get the idea.
The wonder of nature is in full effect regardless of what craziness is going on in the world!
It's the same moon
when you first showed me the stars
high above the lights of freeways cars
my family gone, a home no more
crying until everything was sore
It's the same moon
a wound among barren, lonely places
hidden in turned away faces
my song ending soon
I have changed, I forget the tune
but it is still the same moon
JMT DAY 2 - MILKY WAY OVER BANNER PEAK SEEN FROM ISLAND PASS
Milky Way over Banner Peak seen from Island Pass: JMT201802003
The night was calm, and the sky was clear of smoke. The faint Milky Way got slowly brighter as the sky got darker. Thousands of stars were strewn across the heavenly body. Soon Mars followed, and its bright reflection in the lake was just unmistakable.
Mars is the planet that everyone who is into us becoming an interplanetary species is looking at lately. But, let alone the fact that we wouldn’t be able to breathe or walk around like we do here on earth, there is no water that we can call lakes and walk around.
It is projected that it would take at least six months to travel to Mars one way. And space radiation is considered number one risk in sending humans to Mars at this point. I understand that it is the first step to become an interplanetary species, followed by more space travels and planet discoveries in the future, although many will be born on other planets once we become a true interplanetary species, I wonder if it is truly worth leaving everything behind.
But one thing is certain. Our galaxy would look the same when it were seen from Mars.
Stralsund
St. Marien
Bearbeitung: Jürgen Krall Photography
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Bild Nr.: 120_3918
نعيش من الفراغ ما الله به عليم
حتى كان لكل صغيرة وكبيرة ضجيج نملأ به جنبات سكون الفراغ
عرفنا الدنيا منذ ولدنا والشر فيها هو الغالب .. وما زلنا ندندن على نفس القيثارة
نلعن ونشتم الفسق والعهر .. وستبقى اللعنات تصيب الظلام ولا نرى شموعا
هكذا صارت كل أوقاتنا تنفيس وثرثرة .. تحدث ضجيج أكبر من واقع ما يحتاج إليه كل أمر
حقوق النشر محفوظة.. لا يمكنك استخدام الصورة
© Copyright.. You can not use!
Ilford Delta 3200 @ 1600 ASA
Sorry, flickr reproduces this picture in an absolute shitty quality in the smaller versions :(
Compare to the original version :
www.flickr.com/photos/58013730@N08/47108674844/sizes/o/
In photoshop the image file looks technically very good with relatively smooth gradations in the dark area (at the walls).
Maybe someone of you has an idea what the problem could be...
Same sketch idea as previously but different primary colours:-
Cobalt Blue, Aureolin Yellow, Crimson Alizarin
“Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never, ever the same.”
- Anonymous
Nobody wanted to play boats with Captain Morgan...
Initially an entry for the August Seed Part Challenge over at www.forbiddencove.com, but withdrawn because the rules specify no all-tiled bases.
I just discovered photos of the Mojave Desert taken by eyetwist that included places I photographed on slide film many years ago. His photos sent me to the archives to find my ancient images of some of those same places.
This one from 1983 of an abandoned Union 76 station in Ludlow, California was of special interest to me at the time because I was working for Union Oil Company.
HSS
February 2020
expired film (05/2006)
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Another photo with the same road between Autumn colours :)
Kolejne zdjęcie tej samej drogi wśród jesiennych kolorów :)
So why worry about the outside?
Okay, this took FOREVER!
And it was A LOT of work.
And you can see some of my eraser lines, so ignore those.
I wasn't sitting as straight as I should of been.
So it's not completely anatomically correct!