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"An emergency or tactical maneuver performed by Federation starships."
In this case it's the complete disconnection of the primary and secondary clouds... LOL
This is just as I took it, no AI or heavy editing. I have never seen a cloud like this. It looks like they were pulled apart and after they split, they separated vertically.
Perhaps it's just me anthropomorphising, but there seemed something emotional about the way these bicycles related to each other, a tenderness in the air between them, perhaps a longing... love unrequited, desire unfulfilled, or the delicious tension before a first kiss?
A display of aurora borealis in the skies surrounding Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. I loved the shape of the aurora closest to me (this is a self-portrait); it looks like I was cut-out from the aurora.
My eyes fooled me very briefly about what I was seeing distantly in the canyon. It was due to the nature of the lighting...
a red figure moves left, a green bag moves right, and between them, a waiting cart divides the arcade like a forgotten pause. sunlight traces its arc across the shutters, and the pipe in the middle holds the frame like a taut string. it’s a fleeting moment with painterly precision — pure urban geometry in color.
Smoke Photo Art.
Explored 04/27/11. Two in three days.....Thanks for all the comments and Faves! - That's one way to suck me back in this. : )
On the way to creating this, several other smoke creations were made. This comes from the same smoke photo that produced Mother Nature, Heat Miser, and Snow Miser (among several others not posted). I'm not sure why some smoke photos yield so many options...is it the photo or just my state of mind at the time? You can see a bit of the original smoke photo in the exhaust of the top section of the "spaceship." Background courtesy of a NASA photo which I believe is fair use. Please inform me if that is incorrect.
If you like this, check out our smoke photography group, Smoke & Mirrors: www.flickr.com/groups/smoke_and_mirrors/
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We are passengers in time
Lost in motion, locked together
Day and night, by trick of light
But I must take another journey
"Secret Separation" by The Fixx
First thing at Birmingham New Street, with two Cross Country Class 170s having just separated after arriving from Tyseley depot. The one here will head for Nottingham and the rear set is bound for Leicester.
Looks like the trees belong together ...
Do trees use to have split personality?
You'll find an additional view of those two strange trees here
© DBoz Photography
As the ice melted off this river, the cracks in the ice were incredibly fascinating.
SAHMRI building - the coffee cart has social distancing rules too. Silver Efex Pro 2: Kodak Tri-X 400TX Pro with 40% Yellow filter
The weather in Yosemite this weekend, at least while I was there, was pretty miserable. I spend a lot of time standing in the pouring rain, and all of the grand views that I had hoped to shoot were socked in fog and log clouds. Not wanting to go home empty handed thought, I through on the long lens and shot across the valley as the this scene caught my eye. I was taken by the idea of separation. Over the course of the next few thousand years, this cliff edge will be wedged apart by rain and snow and heat and freezing. The lone tree atop it will be separated from the other trees, and it may as well be the last tree to ever grow in that spot. For just a few seconds, maybe 40, the fog rolled in extremely thick and separated the tree from the dark rock in the background, allowing it this moment to stand out. Yosemite. Always something new. Always epic. Just have to be in the right spot at the right time. Glad I was. Cheers. -jared r.
And ever has it been known that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation.
Khalil Gibran
I'm so tired but I can't sleep
Standin' on the edge of something much too deep
It's funny how we feel so much but we cannot say a word
We are screaming inside, but we can't be heard
(("I Will Remember You" by Sarah McLachlan))
I have depression and went through a divorce after a suicide attempt. This seemed fitting for me.
Yes, I still think about my failed attempt at dying. It's disheartening to know that, not only do you suck at life, you also obviously suck at death. I can't do anything right - including kill myself.
I also think about the things I would do differently the next time around. I won't share my ideas because I'm not an advocate of killing yourself. I'm just understanding as to why people do it or want to do it. I feel your (their?) pain.