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Common toad leaving the mill pond of Cologne-Brück, Germany
Erdkröte verläßt den Mühlenteich von Köln-Brück
Rospo comune
Bufo bufo
Sony A7RIII & FE100400GM
1/250sec f/5.6 ISO5000
A simple shot of my back garden, west side. The roses are pretty amazing this year. This one is climbing the maple tree.
iPhone 16 / Fuji Instax Mini Evo.
A picture of a bug in my garden, at the moment i have some gorgeous Sunflowers bloomimg, they reseeded themselves and I was suprised that they managed to grow and bloom in winter. Hopefully they will reseed again and I will end up with more in summer.
I havent been around much lately, still toooo busy
shot with an olympus om-d e-m10 mark ii—720nm infrared converted—and the 14-42mm electric zoom (ez) kit lens--with a raynox dcr-250 close-focusing diopter
State highway 36 climbs through Emigration Canyon to a summit above Strawberry Spring, Idaho. The trees on the ridge above the road had a beautiful coat of new snow.
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Three vintage EMD's (plus one dead in tow) power Columbia Basin's climb up the hill from Connell, wrapping around this tight S-curve just before the grade begins to level out. These SD9's (and one SD19) aren't the only relics in the photo, as the remnant of a lone telegraph pole can be seen on the right. The terrain in this part of Washington felt almost alien compared to the western half of the state where we spent most of our trip.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. I just had to play with the angle of the shot after getting this shot on this hill in the city. Hoping you all have a wonderful weekend of photography, enjoy!
Look around your room you find the paint is peelin'
Your reflective skin is fallin' off your bones
Well, I must admit I know just how you're feelin'
We must grab each others collar, we must rise out of the water
And you know as well as I do it's no fun to die alone
After all that I've been through, you're the only one that matters
You never left me in the dark here on my own
Feel the water rising. Let me be your ladder
I promise you'll be dry and never be alone
written by jerry johnson - performed by widespread panic
FCAB engines 2403, 2406 (both EMD GT22CU-3, rebuilt GR12s) and 2008 (EMD/Clyde GL26C-2) with a "bucket train" (empty in this case; used to transport ore concentrates from Bolivia) will reach Ascotan summit in a few minutes. In the background you can see the massive 6145 m high volcano "San Pedro", covered by a rather unusual amount of snow. The train is on its way to Ollagüe, the border station to Bolivia.
On 11th November 1995 4490, 4520 and 4201 climb Tumulla bank with a Rail Transport Museum tour to Manildra.