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Calm is the wind because the trees have held their breath
Calm are the children for they have lost their minds in play
Calm are the mothers for their children hold tight their words
Calm are the fathers because their work allows their hearts to speak
Calm is the world for each of every knows all of every love the other the same
On a beautiful clear day, GLC 395 and 392 tip-toe their way west along East Traverse Bay with an empty pair of centerbeams from Amerhart in Williamsburg.
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my mind is running fast and my heart is beating faster at an amazing opportunity that has just come up for me to potentially shoot a campaign in london. the past two days have been a messy blur of castings and international calls, so here is a picture today; a calm before a storm (i hope).
model: megan emmett
makeup: lisa fahey
489 leads a train north from Charma as part of a photo charter put on by Lerro Photography at the Cumbres and Toltec railroad.
For the tour, 489 was redecaled into Rio Grande speed lettering and hauled a vintage freight from Chama, NM to Osier CO, and return on Saturday. While on Sunday, the 1880s era 168, relettered to 167, paired with 463 (both lettered DRGW) ran a recreated freight double headed, from Antonito CO to Osier and return.
Charma, NM.
Saturday, 26 October 2024.
Stromboli Island and Mt. Stromboli Volcano, Italy, 2017.
Stromboli is a relatively small Island in the Mediterranean Sea, pretty close to the south Italian coast. There are 3 little villages on the island with about 500 inhabitants all together. The volcano has been active continuously for about 2000 years with comparatively small eruptions every few minutes.
Life is as a journey through the sea: there are days of calm and stormy days; what is important is being a good captain of our ship.
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The weather is not looking good for this evening to go snapping so I have posted another image taken a few weeks ago of the sunset over Langstone Harbour, Hayling Island, Hampshire, UK.
It was a lovely calm evening providing some decent reflections of the clouds and the yachts on the still waters of the harbour!
This image is similar to previous post with a tighter crop and more reflected colour in the foreground.
1/10 second exposure using a Lee 0.9 ND grad filter.
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Where to go, when you want to take photos? I'm getting more and more lazy - it used to be New Brighton, but it's 20 minutes long drive. West Kirby it is then - 5 minutes! I think it looked more promising then boats in Meols, but I really need to get up earlier to get farther afield...
Whilst leaning on a field entrance gate searching for Hares, I notice some movement to my right.
Suddenly a young Roe buck appeared and walked calmly along the crop edge towards me. When it finally spotted me pointing my camera lens in its direction it looked up and then just carried on walking until it got to the field edge and disappeared into the hedgerow, only to appear in the next field a few minutes later.
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