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Just messing around with a torch and shadows, snapping a photo of my hand holding the camera.
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The Tate Modern in London, stunning galleries and building with this the Old Turbine Hall where the light streams in on a sunny day.
It gets frustrating. Sometimes despite moving around and trying every angle you just can’t get the shot you want without that pesky shadow. Photoshop anyone?
“We are linked by our shadows, not by our light.” ― Jun Mochizuki
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Mamiya RB67 Pro SD + Impossible Project's Instant Lab back (Rezivot) + Polaroid Originals i-Type B&W
The sparkles in the newly fallen snow and the shadow and light cast by the early morning sun were irresistible. It snowed a little on Saturday morning and then a little more overnight so that this was what greeted me Sunday morning. The days are getting warmer so what's pictured has melted though a good portion of my backyard is still covered in icy snow. I did see a couple of snowdrop and daffodil shoots about an inch high yesterday so maybe, just maybe spring has finally tiptoed into my neighborhood. Taken in Trumbull, Connecticut.
Press 'L' to see all the pretty and colorful sparkles which were that way in the RAW version. Just bumped the contrast and brightness up a tiny bit. There's something about those colorful bits of light that pleases my soul and though it's insignificant in the grand scheme of things that matter, I'm so pleased that the camera captured what I delighted in that morning.
Pentax K-3 - SMC Pentax DA 55-300mm F4-5.8ED
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I listened to the Mockingbird. For 20 minutes she cheerfully sang and sang. Still, I couldn't spot her. Finally she stepped out of the shadows.
inside and outside ...
Hoffe, ihr habt alle die Weihnachtstage, bis auf ein paar Pfunde mehr, gut überstanden ...
;-) ...
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New Hampshire Northcoast Railroad train D8-141 (the 141st loaded train of 2021) is hustling south on the former Boston and Maine Conway Branch headed to Rochester where they will work at Tri City for over an hour before taking their train on to Pan Am's Dover Yard. There the train will be left for the Pan Am crew to get on board later in the evening and forward the whole train south as PAR train DOBO to the NHN's parent Boston Sand and Gravel facility in Charlestown just across the river from North Station.
All three green units on the roster are in charge of the train on this day: NHN 3823 (GP38-2 blt. Sept. 1978 as CR 8242), 1801 (GP18 blt. Feb. 1960 as CRIP 1341), and 3825 (GP38-2 blt. Sept. 1978 as CR 8244). They are curling through some brilliant foliage in the swamp land along the Branch River as they approach the Wakefield Road / Route 153 crossing near MP 95.5.
If you care to learn more refer to the detailed caption with this image from an earlier chase: flic.kr/p/2mfWoig
Wakefield, New Hampshire
Thursday October 7, 2021
There's a dream in every shadow of sunlight.
(Gary Lemons)
Looking close... on Friday! - Shadows
(photo by Freya)
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While waiting for the shot of a westbound I had my heart set on here I was served up a couple of eastbounds first. Using my wide angle lense I was able to accentuate wide sweep of the arches and the deep shadows cast beneath. To see the westbound I finally got check out this post: flic.kr/p/2k6eqiL
Train 20R-12 (intermodal Landers Yard, Chicago to Port Newark, NJ) sails east on Norfolk Southern's Pittsburgh Line (ex PRR Middle Division) near MP190. The train is crossing the nearly 700 ft long six arch stone bridge over the Juniata River dating from 1906.
Mount Union, Pennsylvania
Friday November 13, 2020
Shadows of a wooden rail
Stood under the rays that sail
Across the fields from the sun up high
The solar ruler of the sky
That shines down, sending rays which sail
Over the fields, making shadows of a rail
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Even the shadow in this picture shows how gorgeous the new Asha hair from eXxEsS is – quite some achievement! Each colour option of the beautiful dress from Blueberry is available in three styles, transparent (this one), opaque, and somewhere in between, but don’t worry ladies – they all preseve your modesty. Both the dress and the hair are available now from their respective mainstores.
This photo is part of my ongoing incognito project.
A project about unrecognizability.
just an update on the pink ribbon walking tour.
With your support we have raised almost 1200 euros for charity.
thank you very much for this good result.
Chris