The Traveler's Bucket List
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this shot was taken at my work where its dirty, old, and decaying. it's very cool to shoot in the building and the industrial machien. here is one simple shot of the buckets/bins we use to hold parts after they are made. hope you enjoy! more images to come!
After a day of buckets of rain, a. wonderful half hour at Elgol watching the waves crash and the clouds charge across the scene. There always seems to be a moment in every day when
the light performs. It's been such a. wild and wet few days , but I've had such fun. Buckets of rain is by Bob Dylan.
A group of wooden water buckets at Shirakumo shrine (白雲神社). Located in the Kyoto Imperial Palace grounds (Gosho). Medium format film scan.
This one of the best days I had in September.
I love this image. Maybe it is because I have always wanted to take a shot like this. Maybe it was of the person who helped me take this shot.
I am very fortunate. Though you may not see in my facial expression, or hear it in my voice. I am lucky! I have people around me that are there for me no matter what. I am grateful. It's just another drop in the bucket.
For many years I have wanted to photograph both an OEBB 1020 and the famous Trisannabrücke on the Arlbergbahn. Despite many visits to Innsbruck I had not managed either. But last summer during my summer vacation in Innsbruck I was ecstatic to find out EBFLs 1020.018 would be running trips in Voralberg. At the famous shot at Braz I found out that in addition to the planned trips there would be an extra photo across the summit. I was able to make my way back over to Braz by train and bus ahead of the planned departure. After a short photo stop for EBFL members the train heads back towards to Langen am Arlberg. Special thanks from the EBFL member at Braz for the tip off, I sent a donation. :)
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The Big Muskie Bucket in the Miners Memorial Park near McConnelsville, Ohio
"Big Muskie,” once the world's largest earth moving machine, what remains today is a monstrous metal bucket.
In the next photo of Big Muskie, the bucket is in the white circle, and also, on the left to the white circle, a small photo shows Morgan High School Marching Band in the bucket.
In the early 1960s, to meet rising demand of coal, the Big Muskie was built and began coal production in May 1969. Big Muskie’s 220-cubic yard bucket could move 325 tones of dirt in a single bite, the equivalent of a two-story house.
Big Muskie was idled in January 1991, sidelined by more efficient mining technologies, and decreased demanding for the miner’s high-sulfur coal because of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
The Bucket Shop located on the corner of McBride and St Jean Avenue in Mountjoy Township located in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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For Champagne Charlie is my name, Champagne Charlie is my name
Good for any game at night, my boys, good for any game at night, my boys,
Champagne Charlie is my name, Champagne Charlie is my name
Good for any game at night, boys, wholl come and join me in a spree.
CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE: Original Words by George Leybourne(1868)
The second item on my bucket list - a bucket of bolts. According to www.urbandictionary.com, a bucket of bolts is a machine that is old, run-down, or worn out. I think this old truck qualifies!
I got lucky with the horse in the background too. He decided to cross the entire field to get into the photo. Have a great weekend everyone!
Point Reyes Elk against a colorful sky. I've been trying to get this shot for several years. This time everything came together for me. I've had some extra time off work lately, and I feel like I've made the most of it. Hopefully my recent wildlife work reflects that.
With all respect toward my fine monochromatic feathered Flickr friends, there is a richness in color which brings forth the joy of the moment.
Disposable plastic camera.
Analog: fujifilm 400 --- SOOC
ODC - bucket list
It has been on my bucket list to attempt an image of a rain storm. Literally we had buckets of rain :)
My neighbors decided to go play in the rain and I decided to stay dry and shoot them from a distance. I had a little fun playing with the brushes and filter to create this effect. Hopefully it's not too heavy handed but it was a fun and magical moment and I wanted the image to have that feeling too.
Hangry I Cookie Bucket
▷ 7 colors
▷ Sold individually & as Fatpack
▷ Comes w/ Bento hold pose
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A cropped view of The Avenue of the Oaks at Boone Hall Plantation just outside Charleston, SC. I wanted to emphasize the striking beauty of the Spanish Moss (Boone hall 143-8)
Bucket list moment. woke up early this morning in complete darned to climb the mountain and watch the sun rise over Alesund. .feeling very accomplished.
Alesund Norway
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Being an avowed 'colorist' it was difficult for me to accept that this very color filled scene indeed looks better in monochrome.
Fact being, the only black buckets are the ones aligned in the canter. while all the others are red, pink, yellow, green, blue, etc,. Why so many colors? Each color indicates the task to which the bucket is designated. and you sure don't want manure and fertilizer buckets to be used for watering or feed.
A close up shot of the bucket that hangs over the well at Bodie. Want a drink? LOL
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Another shot from Dungeness, that's three this week alone! My personal challenge is to go through all those 'awkward' photographs from my visit there and post them warts and all!
"Dungeness is quite unique, the power station dominates the skyline, but the area is strangely fascinating with its quirky buildings and converted railway carriages. It is shingle beach and debris from the fishing boats is evident. The bleakness has its own attraction. The otherwise flat and exposed landscape is punctuated by two lighthouses."