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Stippvisite im IGA-Park Rostock-Schmarl - nach den ersten Tests und verbesserten Einstellungen macht die Neue nun eine bessere Figur - Siegfried ist recht zufrieden.
Que cada rayo del alba tome de la mano tus sueños y los conduzca a la realidad
y los haga realidad.
(Proverbio Tibet)
素敵な影を見つけて撮る方っていますよね。
その方の写真を見ると、すっごいなー、撮ってみたいなーって歓心してしまいます。
自分も真似て撮ってみましたが、イマイチ。(・ω・；)
まだまだ、洞察力や感性などの力量が足りません。
丸い影は、UFO！？ では無くて、高架水槽ですね。(◔ε◔✿
＠東京都六本木 芋洗坂
Went out last Tuesday for a couple of face-downs, but then the day got away from me and I didn't upload. With only an hour-and-a-half to go, that almost happened today, but here I am. I don't have the time to edit and I don't even have the will power to choose between four similar shots because they all have something that makes me smile, so contrary to my usual modus operandus, I'm uploading all four (but only one to the group, of course). Click on my account to see the other three and smile some more. Curious what your favourite is.
10/2020 - Carlsbad, NM
US Potash No. 1 was built as Death Valley No. 1 by Baldwin in 1914. It's a 3 foot gauge 2-8-0.
Bus Operator: Greenstar Express, Inc.
Fleet Number: 201006
Area of Operation: Provincial Operation
Seating Configuration: 3x2
Seating Capacity: 60
Bus Manufacturer: Santarosa Motor Works, Inc.
Model: Daewoo BF106 SR Cityliner
Chassis: Daewoo PL5FJ50HDAK
Engine: Doosan DE08TiS
Suspension: Leaf Spring Suspension
Taken at: University Avenue, UP Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
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10/2020 - Pine Springs, TX
This rock formation called El Capitan marks the western end of the Guadalupe Mountains in Texas and New Mexico.
A lamp under my feet. This fungus was about 1/4" in diameter. I like the way the light played off this mushroom. It appears to illuminate the moss that was carpeting this area of the forest.
Monday Morning Challenge: Wild Flowers
Flowers that grow in the wild or just flowers that are a little wild. Lets get out and see how nature decorates our area. If you should be in an area or part of the world where no wildflowers are currently blooming, feel free to interpret the theme creatively.
I admit this is a very liberal interpretation of the theme. Hope you don't mind.
To see all the creative photos in the Monday Challenge Group.....
10/2020 - Carlsbad, NM
US Potash No. 1 was built as Death Valley No. 1 by Baldwin in 1914. It's a 3 foot gauge 2-8-0.
BLS Lötschbergbahn Bt Control Car No. 950 (50 63 20-33 950-6) approaches Spiez, Switzerland, on October 20th, 2006, with a push-pull service from Thun. Re 4/4 No. 195 Unterseen was supplying power at the rear.
Scientific Name: Callosciurus notatus
Camera: Nikon D850
Lens: AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR and
AF-S Teleconverter TC-14E III
10/2020 - Sparks, TX
This 4-4-0 was built by Crown in Wyano, PA in 1965. It was Crown's first 36" gauge locomotive and it tested briefly on the East Broad Top being being sent to Legend City in Phoenix and later, Magic Landing in El Paso. It's sat here as a display along I-10.
BLS Lötschbergbahn (BLS AG) Einheitswagen I (EW I) Baggage Control Car (BDt) No. 50 63 82-33 940-2
Goldenpass Panoramic car on the rear of passenger service
Spiez Bf, Canton of Bern, Switzerland
October 20th, 2006
1600 x 1050
BLS Cargo AG BBC Tm 235 350kw (470 hp) DH Rangierlokomotive No. 97
Lötschbergbahn works train with X tank cars No. 40 63 9405 129-5 and 40 63 9405 130-3
Spiez Bf, Canton of Bern, Switzerland
October 20th, 2006
1600 x 1050
Cisalpino Re 484 ‘Traxx’ F140 MS electric No. 484 016-1 (E 484.016 SR)
Southbound Geneva Airport-Milan Central Cisalpino passenger service
Brig Bf, Lötschbergbahn, Canton of Valais, Switzerland
October 14th, 2006
1600 x 1050
Went out last Tuesday for a couple of face-downs, but then the day got away from me and I didn't upload. With only an hour-and-a-half to go, that almost happened today, but here I am. I don't have the time to edit and I don't even have the will power to choose between four similar shots because they all have something that makes me smile, so contrary to my usual modus operandus, I'm uploading all four (but only one to the group, of course). Click on my account to see the other three and smile some more. :-)