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A box canyon is closed and sometimes that provides interesting perspectives.
McInnis Canyons National Recreation Area, Colorado
Une grosse boîte transportée à deux ?
Eh bien de deux choses l'une :
ou bien elle est très lourde...ou bien elle est très encombrante.
Ou alors les deux. J'hésite. :-))
Each little box contains one teabag from my advent calendar.
Satirday self-challenge ; "Holiday Still Life" I haven't put up my tree or brought out all the decorations yet.
2018 one photo each day
A solitary red box stands quietly against an immense landscape.
Drawn less by function than by presence, it becomes a small human mark within overwhelming space — a pause between movement and silence.
Location: Sarfaranga Cold Desert, Skardu, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.
- The bottle doesn't bother me!
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same box, a different view - which to post???
I’ll put the other one in the comments
….💙🎁 HCT 🎁💙
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He's been gone twenty years tomorrow
And I'm still holdin' on to one wish
That God above could let me borrow Grandpa
For one more afternoon and one more fish...
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Never got to fish the Delta with my Pops and I'm not sure if he ever did himself...but it holds a million places where your memories can drift away...
this old box still sparkles not sure of the history of this box but definitely is over 20 years old and probably close to 60 years old and hopefully be around much longer.
The vineyard next door is going through the autumnal change and the vines are gradually going dormant. Also dormant is the honesty box that resides at the entrance to the vineyard. During the summer and early fall, the box is usually overflowing with fruits and vegetables harvested from our individual gardens and orchards. The concept is to give a little, and to take a little. It's a nice form of neighborly kindness. I truly feel that in these times of global and national upheaval, local esprit de corps is critical to keeping our world sane.
Nevada City CA
On an lightly overcast summer morning, Brownie, my tortoise-shell cat, keeps watch over the backyard of the house next door, from one of the cats' favorite perches—the old wooden rabbit hutch outside my bedroom window. The family next door has several small dogs, and the cats like to watch their high-energy morning play from the plywood top of the old hutch, safely situated behind the fence.
Camera: Zenit ET (1982-1993, with Helios-44M 58mm f/2 lens).
Film: 35mm 100 ISO Arista.edu Ultra, developed in Arista Liquid Developer for 6:30 minutes @ 70 degrees, and scanned with an Epson V600 scanner.