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It took a few days but we finally got this bird to its destination. In real time, from launch to landing took less than two seconds. Green Heron on Horsepen Bayou.
Work by Phoebe Kiely at Barrow in Furness. The method of presentation rung entirely true, and was enlivening. The project also involved work by Vanessa Winship. A good display space, too, without pretence.
Barrow was once an ironworks town. These days the economic mainstay of the Cumbrian coast is nuclear reprocessing at Sellafield. The tourist magnet of the English Lake District is offset a few miles inland as an alternative mindset.
Another photographer who once worked in the area was Raymond Moore (1920 – 1987).
Sunflower Field at Night. Aurora Borealis / Northern Lights. Finland. 2015.
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I intended to post these like a tryptic to tell the story, but this shot was too much like the second shot so I waited. This is your first glimpse of Comet when you pop over the hill and I went ahead and put it on here so that you could see the hiker dead center to the right for scale. Yes, it's that tall.... :)
LVRR1 crosses over the Susquehanna River just a few minutes before 9PM. They had left Williamsport over two hours prior, but a stop to switch out the Koppers tie plant in Muncy foiled any chances to shoot them heading south of here in daylight. But after waiting here for an hour and a half, I naturally had to jack up the ISO and try something when they finally appeared. A prior shot at this bridge in better light (and with better power!) can be seen in my Buffalo Line album.
Temperance Sermon
A preacher from the deep south was finishing a temperance sermon. "If I had all the beer in the world," he said with expression, "I would take it and pour it into the river."
"And if I had all the wine in the world," he continued, with even greater emphasis, "I would take it and pour it into the river."
And finally, he cried, "And if I had all the whiskey in the world, I would take it and pour it into the river."
Having completed the sermon, he sat down.
At that point, the song leader rose and, with a sheepish grin, cautiously announced, "For our closing, let us sing Hymn #279, 'Shall We Gather At The River'."
Just dropped in to say hi. I will be back before long.
Yay!! Yesterday i became 20 years old! :D
(the pic is not the best cause is taken by my mobile phone lol)
It has been so cold here over the last several days, with temperatures dipping down around minus 3 most nights. There are certain places in the Forest that when the sun hits the ground it produces this beautiful mist. These horses were making the most of the morning sunlight even though the temperatures at this point were zero. We had a smattering of snow today but by this afternoon it had disappeared
This mockingbird loves to sit at the corner of the roof. The bird feeders are nearby and it watches all of the comings and goings.
Here is my son staining the boards, he said the color was to light so he put some glaze brown bakers color,
He also did this carve pieces I did for the Nativity 2009,
Please view the gingerbread house bellow,
www.flickr.com/photos/komotini49/4210768094/in/album-7215...
At sunrise on January 6, 2011, BNSF's Denver to Chicago Z-train flies eastbound at Barr, Colorado, with the morning sun silhouetting UPS “pup” trailers headed for the Windy City.
After working a day shift and then a longer night shift all in the same 24 hour span I took a day off and headed to Saint Helens. She was even more shy this time than last and eventually the black clouds chased me home just before making it to the Plains of Abraham, but I did get at least one decent shot. (I think anyway!) That's Dog's Head, the East side of my fickle volcano friend to the right and my trail on the left. It was good to get the wanderlust out for the day.
A female reed bunting (I think) seen at Wicken Fen Nature Reserve near Cambridge... but after a suggestion from Philip Male I think it could well be a whinchat...
HFF!
PanAm Southern train PL-1 heads west on the Waterbury Branch at the Hancock Brook Lake Dam in Plymouth, CT. After switching customers on the Terryville Loop the crew heads for Waterbury with a cut of construction debris cars for the Naugatuck Railroad.
I usually put a feeder underneath my porch awning during the winter months for the birds. I was able to capture a chickadee just sitting there maybe trying to decide exactly what seed to take. (Date and time are incorrect) This was taken in Northeastern PA.
Nap at Work Prissy always sits on my desk or lap, if I am busy I try to get her to sit there, she usually takes a nap and sometimes Leo cat joins her, I have all the help I need, shot in North Carolina.
A little chill, for your listening pleasure: 'Call of an Angel' - Marga Sol.
This has been uploaded for a second entry in the Shock of the New challenge:
"NEW ABSTRACTS" ~~ SOTN January 2021.
Before it acquired a title, we here at the ol' DABC House of Abstract Madness simply referred to it as: Digital Art from a Blank Canvas DCXVI ... and yes, with all that fancy Latin pronunciation too!