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Week # 18 of 52 for 2014 - Theme: "Long Exposure"...
My friends and I went out late friday night to photograph star trails, it was a dark and stormy night and we found ourselves wandering through a ruined isolated medieval monastery... Suddenly a beam of light appeared through an arched window... Before our eyes an illuminated portal opened before us... Tentatively my friend approached... As he entered it he vanished... Unfortunately he had the car keys so we had a long scary walk home... But at least I got the shot.
Stop. Hammertime.
These are everywhere, it seems. Many people with the same idea I think, rather than the same perpetrator! This one is in my local supermarket car park.
Someone should start a group :)
Weekly Theme Challenge ~ Look Up
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Weekly Theme Challenge-In A Row
I always love going to our local Farmer's Markets. This one was held at Steamboat Landing on Cayuga Lake. This particular booth is operated by Sean, our friend who owns Edible Acres Farm and has been helping us learn about and grow produce in our modest garden and small fruit orchard since we moved to Ithaca in 2017. He is extremely knowledgeable about Permaculture in this area.
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(July 9, 2014)
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No, I would not feel so all alone...
When j.towbin © suggested this week's MacroMonday theme, I thought it would be easy. The theme is Pareidolia, which in this context corresponds to our uncanny knack of seeing human faces in images that are not of faces at all -- show us two "eyes" and either a "nose" or "mouth", and not only do we perceive a face, we even assign a personality to it. But what I discovered is that we don't see them any more often when we are actively looking for them. If anything, it's just the opposite. I looked all over for faces this week. It wasn't easy. But it was fun.
Ran across this guy in one stone of a several-hundred foot long ten-foot high stone wall.
The other rule is that we were not to use post-processing in order to bring out the face. I couldn't resist a jagged border effect, but the face here is as the face was on the wall. (Ok, actually it was upside-down.)
For this weeks "Smile on Saturday" with the theme "Eye-catcher".
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Tonic Themes.
Hatalmasság költészet jellegzetes versek ügyesen áramló szerves lírai szövegrészek sokkoló nyelvek ünnepi érzékiség példátlan landolásai,
ffyrdd ymgorfforiad sy'n cael ymwybyddiaeth drawsnewidiol datblygiadau esthetig cyflythreniad cyseinedd pynciau crai afreolaidd,
bardes en expansion sans doute mythes fabricant d'épopées à succès idées historiques patrons démodés compréhension des circonstances points spatiaux,
включение отсылок, поглощающих многообразие, современные выражения, общие поэтические желания, различные нетрадиционные шаги, дикие стада.,
Gile sínte necks roithleánach sean turcaithe taispeántais gairmeacha fuála éadach slua do-scriosta fearg ag fás strata searmanais,
चिरस्थायी पासहरू हर्षित विघटनहरू चुम्बकीय दिनहरू मोटलिंग औंलाहरू अवमूल्यन गर्ने जिब्रोहरू कुटिल कुण्डहरू मर्दाना आघातहरू,
形而上学の世界ツインビジョン無慈悲な人生さわやかな液体の腹の脳は、与えられたコマンドを昇順でささやくのを知っているエゴをスキップします.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Theme suggested by him!
Not really satisfied with my photoshop skills, but i'll have to admit i really like the background :)
OH AND I'M SO RUDE, LOOK AT MY SHIRT D:
I was eating chocolate and a part of it is now under the "command" button.
ew.
Well, on Sunday i had the last afternoon at the lake.
:(
I took pictures like mad, even if i had to study. (then i got an 8 though :D)
You can check them out in comments or go to this blog. It has outtakes and random pictures taken by me during the week :)
Oh and i'll put some pictures taken with my stepfather's 8-15mm!
THEY ROCK! THAT LENS IS SO FREAKING AWESOME!
For those who like skrillex and dubstep and for those who like coldplay.
Do not forget to comment a topic for next week!
Tags will be published later on :)
Happy September 3rd :D
Good luck guys!
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FlickrFriday theme #Nostalgia
Given to me due to my interest in cameras, but not much I can do here. Here is a short bio on the owner,
Dr. Arnold Burden, 96, Springhill, NS, served overseas during the Second World War. He was part of the first medical team at Normandy, and later treated victims at a concentration camp.
Burden’s bravery continued when he went underground to treat miners during the Springhill, NS, disasters in 1956 and 1958.
“He was pretty brave,” says 95-year-old retired miner Herb Pepperdine. “If you seen the mess that was in that mine, for him to go down there and help all those miners, yup.”
Pepperdine says Dr. Burden meant a lot to the community.
“Oh he meant a lot. Good doctor,” says Pepperdine. “He'd come right to your house.”
Later in life, Burden became involved in promoting the Miner's Museum and the town's coal mining history. It was said all he had to do was be asked, and he would attend any event.
Burden kept a book about his work underground. He also had a knack for knowing names.
Historical Society president Russell Fisher helped nominate him for the Order of Nova Scotia.
“He spoke to everyone. When he went to the post office or anywhere on the street, he spoke to you and he called you by name. It was different. A lot of professional people today, they haven't got time," says Burden.
Burden also received France's Legion of Honour and the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award.
Went for a lunchtime wobble.
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Exploring my new laptops settings. Here I wanted to capture a woman longing for something, or someone
Made in Second Life
Doesn't feel like too much longer and will be able to swap squirrels for stags, bitterns, lambs and fell ponies for my Sunday photographers. In the meantime... a squirrel.. again.
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