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Another photo from Guangzhou, China. This city looks just unreal for the guy from Europe.
Thank you for all the comments and favs, my friends.
Taken for the Flickr Friday challenge 'Unreal"
According to my dictionary the Uk definition - imaginary or illusory, is quite different to theNorth American - incredible, amazing.
I went with the UK version
Was watching this mothership like storm cell pass over.
I drove through the edge of it, before arriving at my destination.
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~33MP via SRWE | in-work CE Table | Reshade (Levels) | Lanczos2
I didn't realise until choosing shots to upload that these all have the same curve. I must really like that curve!
Traunfall
Roitham, Upper Austria, Austria
Sony Alpha a37
Sony Vario-Sonnar T* DT 16-80mm f/3.5-4.5 ZA
16mm / ƒ/22 / 25s / ISO 100
“The unreal is more powerful than the real. Because nothing is as perfect as you can imagine it. Because its only intangible ideas, concepts, beliefs, fantasies that last. Stone crumbles. Wood rots. People, well, they die. But things as fragile as a thought, a dream, a legend, they can go on and on
Unreal early morning scene in Prague. Guy in black running from the hell's gate, while a bride is standing still on the bridge.
#FlickrFriday #Unreal
from the project "perspectives*art spaces" by Fabrikazzurro
www.fabrikazzurro.com/perspectives_zum_projekt.php
Seen in Franzensfeste, Italy
This weeks theme for the FFF+ Snap Happy group of 'unreal flowers' was chosen by Jesse.
You never know what you will find when out and about in St.Kilda. I was out on my daily walk late last week and this discarded mirror instantly caught my eye.
It was on a vibrant green board, the size of a door, on the nature strip in front of an apartment block.
It was huge and so beautiful, too beautiful, despite some of its missing pieces, to be discarded like this. If I had a place for it I might have just come back and got it, I could just see that green replaced with vibrant red!
I loved all of it's flower motifs and so this too, had to feature in this weeks challenge.
I am away at the moment and will catch up on all your photos in the next day.
It would be appreciated if anyone commenting could also respect the group rules.
I decided I wanted to photograph this Art Deco brooch today, but I couldn't make it work until I added flowers. That so often happens for me. :)
It would be nice to say that the brooch is sapphire, emerald and diamond, of course, but the truth is the stones are just paste. I love it. The brooch is leaning against a French powder compact from the 1940s. The flowers are Agapanthus from my garden.
The "Easter Egg bush" is a mythical plant that produces plastic Easter Eggs each Spring. My neighbor has one of the few specimens in existence!!!
Two girls have a photo-session on a harbour mole, far behind the junk in the foreground.
The junk belonges to an old wreck of a motorized 4-mast-schooner, which was brought to this place in 1926 for salvaging useful parts.
The name of the Finnish vessel is "Polstjernan".
Zwei junge Frauen haben eine Fotosession auf einer Mole weit hinter dem Schrott im Vordergrund.
Der Schrott gehört zu einem alten 4-Mast-Schoner, der im Jahre 1926 hierher gebracht wurde, um brauchbare Teile auszuschlachten.
Das Schiff geriet vorher im Nord-Ostseekanal in Brand.
Der Name des finnischen Schiffes ist "Polstjernan".