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A later visit, this year, to see the Gannets at Bempton Cliffs RSPB. A lot of the birds had left and those remaining had nearly fully grown young. Our trip was blighted by thousands of Beetles which were everywhere and very annoying but it was lovely to see these graceful birds again. Half a million sea birds nest on the towering chalk cliffs at Bempton in Yorkshire every year.
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Michigan Central Station awaits another suburban tourist to haunt.
Photo from the "archives", that is, maxing out the 15 second shutter on the old camera back in 2006.
LEEDS/HISTORICAL/ABANDONED/EXPLORATION
also known locally as "The Famine Church" following the 2nd of the potato blights which resulted in mass Irish migration to Leeds.
The former American Motors Headquarters.
Detroit, MI.
Building was originally established by Kelvinator Motors (then partnered with Nash Motors) in 1927, Nash-Kelvinator merged with Hudson Motors forming. American Motors in 1954. This building remained in operation until its acquisition from Chrysler Corporation in 1987 and remained in business until 2009. There has been recent talks on revitalizing the building, but time will only tell at this point...
" Walking the path of life is to tread within woe, amongst the bane and blight, where the mind is thy foe. "
In the Permian Basin, southwest of Odessa, Texas
On my way to Big Bend National Park in 2018, I passed this massive graveyard of rusting equipment related to the oil industry--hundreds of acres of tanks, pipes, buildings, trucks, oil rigs and all manner of waste. I wonder how long it's been since the last lunch was served in this cafe?
In retrospect, I should have made this a Pano to show more of the extent of the decay.
Getting harder to avoid hilltop wind turbines in landscape pictures. in my area all good hilltop views now contain them, with more forecast for the future. Langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.
blight noun. a plant disease, especially one caused by fungi such as mildews, rusts, and smuts.
this is from a long ass time ago and i never uploaded it because i don't really like it and i was planning on reshooting but i'm not sure if that's going to happen anymore so i figured that i'd just upload.
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One of the leaves on an agave in our garden is in the process of dying. The color transition is quite astounding to see.
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This block was finally turn down almost a decade after I shot it. Much of the area has changed with Brush Park being filled out with modern houses (yuk) and Brewster projects being torn down. I assume that some development is finally planned. It was a very interesting area to walk in 10 years ago. A bunch of us all went as a group and we didn't see anyone. Then a tornado almost happened.
Demolition a few days ago: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogI6qohOh2k
October 1993.
Film: Fujichrome Velvia 50 ASA.
Camera: PENTAX-LX.
Lens: smc Pentax-M 100mm.
Exposure: f/11, 1/125 sec.
Dragon Age: Inquisition
- 6400x2700 hotsampling via SRWE;
- ReShade framework w/ custom LUT;
- Hattiwatti tools for freecam, tonemap and fog.
Given his connection to the wine industry, he is considered the patron saint of diocese of Langres, France; City of Dijon, France; every one who works in the wine industry; vine-growers, vine-dressers, gardeners, vintners, coopers; wine, wine growers, friends of good wine, wine makers, wine making, barrel makers, wine barrel coopers, gardeners, vine dressers, vine growers, vintners, alcoholics, and invoked against blight (mildew or fungus infestation in plants), storms, frost, storms, alcoholism, fainting and faintness.