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Natasha Lester .Original title: The Paris Secret
Martha Hall Kelly - Original title :Lilac Girls
Both have stories which deal with the Second World War and in particular the women's concentration camp at Ravensbrück. The Lilac Girls is in a large part based of facts with some fiction while The story in The Paris Secret has only got the concentration camp as a smaller part of the story.
Both were very sad but good reads.
Zamosc. Eastern Poland.
Picture No: 2021-08-19-1052_P2_FS
Edited in Canon DPP 4:
peripheral illumination: reduced to 0
tone curve bit adjusted
highlight: -5
Bit cropped. Colors not modified.
No photomontage. Framed in Photoshop 6
Two minute exposure of the golden gate.
It didn't really seem like the clouds were moving all that fast, but the longer exposure really brought out the motion. There were actually some surfers, but they didn't hold still long enough to get a clear shot. How rude...
Thanks for the comments and faves.
Mike
..for the price of one!
Stitched panorama from two shots
Near Clayton, in the South Downs National Park
Happy Fence Friday
Two identical glass marbles with a blue feather inside. Back lit the light catches sparkles on the colourful background.
For my video; youtu.be/D7V1QznFdOA?si=FjAsAGcq0m_mS6AL
Red GT
2019 green Bullitt
Private collection,
Dover, Tasmania, Australia
Two sisters.
Molly and Ethel Everson lived and breathed their lives on the River Deben at Woodbridge where they toiled alongside their brothers Cyril and Bert.
It was truly a family affair as they had inherited the boatyard in 1969 with the passing of their father so it was inevitable that they would retain the boatyard in the family name.
Whilst the memory of Cyril and Bert can be seen on the boats that they crafted as many are still sailing the waters of the River Deben today and these craft are a testimony to these highly skilled boat builders.
Molly and Ethel managed the administrative side of the business which included the chandlery, sail store and office and by all accounts they were tough but hard working women.
Andrew Bolton was commissioned by the Woodbridge Boat Yard to create a sculpture dedicated to the two women and in November 2020 the sculpture was fittingly positioned appropriately in the River Deben a place that the Everson’s knew and loved.
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Great Britain.
anamorphic lens
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Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
0.001 sec (1/800)
f/13.0
Focal Length 140 mm
ISO Speed 200
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Chiltern liveried Class 68 No.014 gets underway from Stourbridge Juction with the 1st of the days loco hauled silver trains to Marylebone (1H10 0712 Kidderminster to London Marylebone). 10 more stops would follow before finally arriving at Marylebone at 09:40.
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“Two Shorelines” — Shoreline trees, meadows, and rocks reflected in the water of a small subalpine Sierra lake.
Many of my photographs from this July backpack trip in the Eastern Sierra featured views of the large landscape — long and high mountain ridges, lakes backed by tall mountains, and so forth. This one focuses on closer subjects including the shoreline that I was standing on and the meadow and sparse forest on the other side of this small bay.
I made the photograph in the morning, at just about the end of this morning’s photography. The soft and warm light of early morning was fading away and the light was beginning to be more harsh. I was first interested in the little rocky outcropping just to the left of center, and I thought it would be interesting to juxtapose that with the further forest across the water.