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After 12 years of marriage, sometimes we don't need words to have a meaningful conversation... :-)))
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This little shaggy dog, Parys, was trying to ask me where her mummy was. My friend had left me holding her dogs for a few minutes. After a while they were missing her. Our connection with animals is of great importance for health and well being.
This weeks theme of "Connection" was set by David .
Communication & Illumination , seen moments after taking my shot that is in explore , I turned round to see this rooftop scene which made me think of Telegraph Tuesday - so here it is ...... HTT
Seit ich arabisch spreche :-) und mit der Olympus nicht wie der Starfotograf daher komme, sind die Leute, die ich fotografieren will irgendwie entspannter …
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Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire. During World War II the centre of the British code-breaking activity, that is, the deciphering of the German and Japanese communication codes. Leica M8, Elmar (collapsible) 50/2.8.
ahh...what did you say old man?...gosh, you mumble so much..cannot figure you out??...now say that again real slow..OK?
Fantastic! You don't even have to speak to others personally! If it gets serious, just switch it off and that's it! ;-)
Pentax DA* 50-135 mm / f2.8
1/50 sec. hand-held, ISO 3200
Presumably due to a communication issue between loco & DVT, 87035 "Robert Burns" leads an unidentified, up Virgin West Coast service down Shap Bank, passing through Orton Moor Cutting on 28 August 1998.
Especially for you Kel.
That's what is important. And you give me the opportunity of communicate with you.
Nice to have met you!
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Captured near Staffin on The Isle of Skye, Scotland. I just loved the frame of four slightly uneven poles descending into the mist here and couldn't resist the shot. I think that was a Sparrowhawk on the second pylon, it certainly had some fun chasing a murder of hooded crows after I took this.
While away motorhome touring on Skye I played around with new subjects and photography techniques and loved every minute of it.
I spent hours out in the cold dark night sky capturing The Milky Way too but sadly forgot to use mirror lock-up for those shots so while the long exposures captured a beautiful Milky Way they are not quite sharp enough for publishing anywhere. It was amazing to see hundreds of stars again as where I live the light pollution means that only a handful of the very brightest are visible.
Still, I hope you like this shot and I may post a few more of my experimental captures too - it really was fun to just 'play' with my camera in new surroundings. Enjoy!
Herbrand GE-58 # 71
Construction years: 1898 - 1899
Producer: Waggonfabrik AG vormals P. Herbrand & Cie Köln-Ehrenfeld in Cologne
Owner: MPK Łódź Sp z o.o.