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Climbing up is a challenge for everyone. Some of us would take years of climbing and never get to see the steps of life until you sit and take a moment of silence to absorb what the earth has given to us to survive. The structure is already made for us.
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Ollie has been missing for a week. We hope that it is "Spring fever" and that he has found himself a girlfriend. He is very much a homely cat and the most affectionate cat I've ever known. Ollie, we miss you. Find your way home.
The supermoon didn’t rise high enough to see it last night, but it did a nice job lighting up the clouds from below.
Nikon D850 and Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 at 150mm, f/10, ISO 250. HDR created from 6 frames, exposed between 1/13 and 5 seconds in Aperture priority, ‒2 EV, Matrix metering mode. HDR, blemish removal, white balance, exposure, saturation, haze, and clarity adjusted in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
Southern Railway 4-6-2 stablemate 34092 City of Wells departing York Station early morning en route to Harrogate at the head of the Scarborough Spa Express.
I'm do wonder if the three missing panes in the side arch are as a result of previous volcanic departures of the Bulleid pacific as they are directly above the line away from what was then Platform 9.
The York-Harrogate-Leeds circle route was again in operation this year, comprising some 212 miles of steam haulage and ran on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
Ilford XP1 b&w 400asa
Olympus OM10 135mm lens
A few years ago I used to get out and shoot one night almost every full moon with a regular group of nocturnal photographers. These days my schedule is a lot busier and I tend to do more sunrise shooting, so I don't get out at night as often as I'd like. I'm definitely hoping to change that this year.
This image is from the archives, from a car dismantler in Northern California. The collection of cars here is pretty incredible and they all possess such amazing personalities.
As soon as she landed in that puddle of water, away from the comfort of her old branch, the yellow leaf knew she wasn't that happy with the fall anymore... and started missing a home she would never be able to return to...
Autumn is here, and it is to stay.
Central Park,
New York
Taken with a 3G iPhone.
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Young lady waiting in the shadows for a C-train in downtown Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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2019-12 Calgary-3484
Herning, Denmark
Analog night stuff. Straight out of the camera. Im very pleased with the colours, tones and the very very fine grain here. By mistake I shot the roll as ISO 400 though it was ISO 160. Luckily it didnt affect the outcome.
Kodak Portra 160. Nikon EL2, 50mm lens 1.2
I do hope you will all pardon my...sporadic appearances. Things have been rough since Lucy went ahead of us. I will not lie; I am absolutely shattered and devastated. As with Rem, Lucy's loss came on without warning (though not quite as suddenly, as Lu had been perfectly fine and full of sass the week before she began to decline, and until the day she did die, we honestly thought she was merely under the weather and would bounce back).
I really miss my dear little friend. She was with us for a long time, longer than any pet either of us had ever had—just shy of sixteen years—and for a small cat, Lucy really did have a big personality. The lack of her presence in the house has been very difficult over the past 6.5 weeks. We are still in the habit of not leaving water glasses around lest she knock them over; her 'placemat' where her bowl sat remains; the last box she enjoyed crashing out in remains in place; her snuggly pink blanket remains in its usual spot, with two of her favorite toys on it. The "only" thing missing is Lucy herself and it hurts wildly.
Strangely it only seems to be sinking into my thick skull now. I will never cuddle her again, or have her wake me with her purring at 3AM for a few pets, find her hopping onto my lap while I'm working or have her flopped out on the ironing board while I'm ironing or sewing. Never again will I bury my nose in her fur to inhale that marvellous fragrance of freshly mown hay she had, or race across the room to take a glass from her, or catch her eating Grant's food or drinking water from his bowl while he patiently stood by. She doesn't sit behind me on the sofa during Bible study or any reading time. She doesn't sleep atop my legs all night long any more.
It's really horrible and I miss her so much. It hurts a lot.
After Rem died, I continued sharing photos. That'll probably happen with Lu. I hope you don't mind. She was a big part of my life, a part now inexplicably missing, and a big chunk of my heart with her. Thank you for your patience. It has been a very rough eighteen months for me, and this was honestly just...the wrong kind of topper, despite how grateful I am for having so many years with Lu. Thanks, all. Some of you have been here with me for almost two decades and I appreciate it.
I miss you even when you're here.
you're always going to have a place in my heart, & no matter what, I will never stop loving you.
Location: El Haram, Cairo
From left to right;
Me.
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I took this photo during the Winter of 2013. I originally processed this photo and the result was uploaded to my 500px portfolio. However, one thing I really enjoy about photography is the fact that you're always learning new techniques to fine-tune your skill set.
I am currently going back through some of my old photos; studying them more carefully and seeing if I can make any improvements. The original image "The Boatshed" was a HDR image. This photo, is a single shot image. I feel this photo captures the mood a lot better. It was raining with fog and about 5 degrees when I took this photo. I remember waiting for a while until enough of the fog lifted to be able to just make out the base of Cradle Mountain in the center of the image.