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Wet terraced streets of Gateshead.
I had the focus on infinity for all these train window pics - it gives a strangely appealing effect in this one where a square area in the background appears static.
Taken through a train window.
This is a attempt of static nature in Photoshop CS3. Volumetric elements, different colors and three different plans who make the difference.
On the 11th of February 2006 there was a thundery afternoon and there was so much hail - when i saw the picture i had taken i thought it was cool how much it looked like static on a TV - so although this is Natural i have put it in the Natural/Unnatural folder due to its staticy appearance.
United in purpose, regardless of nationality, equipment and the searing noontime heat as the Airbus A380 approaches head on to return to its spot in the static display area.
June 23, 2009. 10:11 PM.
Just Finished the Catcher in the Rye for the second time.
Now on to cake. =D
No this is not a portable telivision on the static channel. This . . . WAS my cellphone. I found it this morning half sumurged in the cat's water dish. I'm not sure how long it was there or what exactly ended it in this forbidden place as far as cell phones go. Its totally water-logged. when i press the buttons water seeps out.
I've had this phone nearly three years and the funny thing is. Yesterday i looked at it, really inspecting all the dents and scratches on it and i thought "wow, this phone has been through so much, dropped i dont know how many times each inperfection tells a story. it kindda is looking a little old now but i really love this phone>" Strange cause i never thought about my phone like that and a day later its over.
*sniff sniff*
I"ll miss you phone, for three years you stayed by my side through thick and thin YOU were there. Good bye dear friend you will be missed
R.I.P.
2003-2006