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Well, the news has certainly been something here very recently....and with all that is happening and probably will happen....I had one of "what my mind is seeing" moments...and this pic depicts television, all media and myself all blurred into this mass chaos..... Listen to the song from Mind. In. A. Box/Thyx......and if you do--- as my very cool friend Ono Fearne would say: "listen loud, of course."
The television tower in Berlin. It was the first television tower in Germany to be built in the middle of the City (Alexanderplatz) instead of outside of the city.
The former BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, White City.
Designed in a modernist style by architect Graham Dawbarn and opened in 1960. The BBC moved their operations out of building in 2013 and following renovations, it reopened in 2017 as a mixed use development which includes office space, residential apartments, leisure services as well as rertaining three TV production studios.
Taken with the camera off the television screen and then some editing to enhance the image a bit.
Her name is Polly Shannon and this was taken from a movie called Concrete Canyons
Monroe, Louisiana, 1975
Listening to you I get the music
Gazing at you I get the heat
Following you I climb the mountain
I get excitement at your feet
Right behind you I see the millions
On you I see the glory
From you I get opinions
From you I get the story
A labyrinth of television sets, titled "LNK Infotree" (2001) by Gintaras Karosas.
People from various Lithuanian towns donated old TV sets.
Europos Parkas, Lithuania.
A little pic with my baby Angie , I'm really sorry for taking this long, hope you like it ♥ I made it with so much love ♥
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To avoid ToS issues, if you're interested in something I'm wearing in this pic and can't find it in-world, feel free to ask ♥
Coumeenoole Beach
County Kerry, Ireland
09-24-25
The day I left Galway for Killarney, I woke up before sunrise, and by 4:30pm when I took this photo, I'd driven pretty much all around the Dingle peninsula, and had spent some time in the morning photographing the sunrise in Galway and in the afternoon walking around Dingle Town.
Immediately before photographing Coumeenoole, I'd been to the Dunquin Pier a few miles up the coast. I didn't go down to the water on either beach, just a bit tired out and I figured the photos looking down at the beach were actually more picturesque.
There are three gals down on the beach taking a selfie, so you can see it's a ways down from where I was standing. Plus, at the end of the path there you can see a couple of warning signs. They show a stick figure tumbling down some falling rocks. So the path down to the shore isn't easy!
I hope those gals didn't get too tired out climbing back up to the parking lot.
In two weeks time I'll be off to Japan again for our annual White & Wild Japan tour.
Many years ago, I started to experiment with off-camera flash in an effort to create truly original images of the often photographed Japanese snow monkeys. At the time, no one else was doing this, so it seemed like a good thing to do. And it was. Over the years I've created an entire series using this technique, and it eventually won me the Grand Title 'International Nature Photographer Of The Year' at the International Photography Awards. I'm still very proud of that achievement, but it also taught me a valuable lesson: it pays off if you try to be different.
We're still in the early stages of the digital revolution, but you can already see how it has changed photography. Just look at this website for instance. Someone posts a picture on 500px, that picture becomes very popular, and soon after you will see a lot more pictures taken at that same location or of that same subject. Locations that were once exotic have turned into cliches within a decade. If you're the exploring type and/or love hiking, you don't have to worry - people probably won't be able to find your locations and copy what you're doing. But the moment you decide to photograph a common subject or a well know location, it's good to know that you have to put in some extra work to make your images stand out from the rest. That's not easy, but in the end, it will be a good thing for both yourself as an artist and for the quality of photography in general.
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If you're interested in joining us on our White & Wild Japan tour to photograph snow monkeys, Japanese cranes, Steller's sea eagles and whooper swans, please check out our website for more information:
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©2015 Marsel van Oosten, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer.
HDR black and white photography by Timothy Selvage. Abandoned farmyard and buildings. Apparently, RUREX is the official name / rural equivalent of URBEX (urban exploration), however, it doesn't have quite the same ring to the name.
I've been wanting to develope a new non-destructive workflow using smart objects, filters in combination with layer masks, however my poor laptop keeps dying on me. I think that the graphics card isn't up to the job which resulted in me processing some of my images in a more simple way (until I can either fix my graphics card, or upgrade my computer).
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The facility is commonly referred to as the Polish Television Building - Łódź, Sienkiewicza Street.
Built in 1951-55 as the seat of the Import Center of the Textile Industry, it was originally called the Tower of the Textile Centrala. This facility was a return to the construction of tall buildings in this city after WWII.
The Łódź branch of TVP actually occupies only a 5-story, side building with a different address at Narutowicza 13.
The main building is currently occupied by departments or units of all Lodz offices: municipal, voivodeship, marshal and the seat of the Eastern Lodz County.
Series - the city through my eyes.