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No idea how this white traces were created. Maybe because of the snow? The white form of a cloud and the clouds in the air came together in this wide angle picture. It was the blue hour; the original picture was even more blue, so I changed the white balance a bit.
I Don't know...
It is what's trace...
But...
I know one thing...
that is...
All which comes here remains
one's trace...
2015...04...
Daejeon in S.Korea...
This trace withdraws me out of work. This high yiled vairiety of paddy is Thailand's economic which is aloso depending on rice export
This project is a kind of complted irrigation system, with land levelling and consolidation.
High Yield variety of paddy,
in land levelling field,
Phitsanulok Irrigation Project, Thailand
part of a fibers project i'm doing, this is the first time i've shot digital in awhile (i just got my lens back from the lens shop!!!!11) and i'm actually happy with it omg
.... and again sadly a really nice place to visit will shut the doors. "The Trace", a hauntingly beautiful sim designed by Kylie Jaxxon will close 5th of november.
Fond à grands coups d'culs d'sprays
surmonté d'un tracé direct fatcapique!
saupoudré de splatchs bleu inutiles
,de fluo lightisme et de scintillances jaunâtre!!
Freeeeestyyyle Babyyy!!
Juin 200013!
"Yellow trace"
Les rochers de Roppeviller ou le Colorado du Pays de Bitche (Moselle)
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Traces of past snow in the Valley of Goblins as new snow is falling and within 12 hours added another four inches of the white stuff to the valley.
The trace of a departed autumn leaf on a concrete sidewalk.
walk a lot, and I always carry a camera. At a minimum I have my smart phone, but most of the time I have a “real” camera in my bag. I don’t always photograph when I’m on walks, but from time to time I spot something that interests me. This was one of those times. Recent rains had leached the colors out of fallen leaves, staining the sidewalk with their autumn colors.
This photograph is a bit difficult to categorize. In a sense it is a “autumn photograph,” since the subject derives from that season’s leaves. But I made it in winter after those leaves had time to stain the concrete. In addition I’m not sure if it is an urban/street photograph or a photograph of nature. In the end, perhaps it doesn’t matter — it is just a photograph.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
France, Région Rhône-Alpes, Loire, Monts du Lyonnais, Saint-Christo-en-Jarez (816m)
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Pour ceux qui ne le savent pas encore, mes sujets de photo favoris sont les arbres.
(et les piquets... hum hum...)
Regarder leurs formes épanouies vers le ciel me donne envie de respirer, dans ce monde qui m'étoufferait plutôt ...
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crop 8688 > 6938 px
soit un rapport de 1.25
focale résultante
> 560mm x 1.25 = 700mm
...900 years ago...the beginning of Christianization...this chapel is considered the oldest church building in the Hanoverian Wendland region. The square, hewn stone blocks and the three round-arched windows in the east wall suggest construction at the end of the 12th century.
The chapel was likely destroyed during the Thirty Years' War, as it was already a ruin by the end of the 17th century. In 1987, following an exploratory excavation and subsequent partial reconstruction, it was restored to its present state.
102.100
taken 12 august 2025
polaroid 600se
mamiya 127mm/4.7
polaroid polacolor ultraviolet id
expired 10/2005
| trace of grace |
like sun.
nimble in an empty room
the faintness of glow
scattered across walls
in spots and splotches
scanty in soft hue.
that.
that gentleness
is what i long to radiate
from slender fingers of these aging hands.
to be the dancing glint.
if even for a blink
brightening lonely spaces
just enough
for hope and potential
to be a possibility.
{ 28 June 2018 }