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“Invisible threads are the strongest ties.”
- Friedrich Nietzsche
“Creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected.”
- William Plomer
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The hummingbird feeder has a nice connection to the post hook. Gravity makes it an easy and effective connection.
Oh look, there's a hummingbird now :-)
We see quite a few hummingbirds this time of year and really enjoy watching their activity.
Fuji 200 film with 35 to 120 adapter.
Metering: Gossen Lunasix-3.
Camera: Ercona-2 folder camera, 1954. Tessar lens. My late fathers camera.
C41: Fotó Puskás, Budapest.
Epson V600, VueScan. Cropped.
English garden, Martonvásár, Hungary
During the Coronavuirus pandemic Heathrow has once again had a direct flight connection with the Isle of Man. Loganair ATR-42 G-LMRA "Clan Adair" is seen arriving onto runway 27L from the classic spot on Myrtle Avenue.
'Connection' - word #13 on the list of 100 words
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A quiet moment of connection and pause—three women share time together, absorbed in their own worlds. A snapshot of life, calm yet vibrant, where stories and moments unfold in stillness.
yo, das ist Philippsthal: Ort der kurzen Wege zur perfekten Verkehrsanbindung ;)
Philippsthal, Hesse : Place of short distances to the perfect transport connection ;)
Sy Montgomery, naturalist and author of the best-selling SOUL OF AN OCTOPUS, takes a moment before a panel at the 2023 Tucson Festival Of Books to lend an attentive ear to a reader's question.
"South City Mall" has become quite a landmark in Kolkata. The Shopping Mall, as of 2009, is the largest in Eastern India. It consists of shops which also sells slight expensive brands (from the perspective of an average Indian citizen).Thus, many people term it as an expensive mall.
These notebooks are dedicated to Anne*° and her wonderful series My black notebook
The colors ared dedicated to everybody who likes orange and green ;-)
Ces agendas sont dédicacés à Anne*° et son admirable série My black notebook
Les couleurs sont dédicacées à chacun/e qui aime L'orange et LE vert ;-)
Taken at Marina Bay, Singapore. Single RAW exposure.
Decided to visit the newly opened Jubilee bridge yesterday evening.
A portrait of Fatoumata Diawara at Celtic Connections in 2012.
I first photographed Fatou at WOMAD in 2009, where she was a backing singer for Oumou Sangare.
She is a fabulous musician and one of the most joyous performers I've ever had the chance to photograph.
You can see a video of Fatoumata singing 'Bissa' here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=E82BifytoYY
You can see more of my shots of her, here: Fatoumata Diawara
January 24, 1991: Powered by four SD40-2's, a southbound loaded unit coal train screeches across the bridge connecting the former L&N Cumberland Valley Subdivision and the Southern Railway Appalachia District. This $7M bridge, built by Seaboard System and completed in 1986, obviated the need for the remainder of the CV main to Norton. Seen in the right background, this 12 mile section of track was unused after 1987, and was partially removed in 2017, a portion of which has become the popular Powell River Trail.
Scanned from original Kodak negative.
The Meadows, Stockbridge, Chichester, West Sussex.
The Citroën 2CV ("deux chevaux"/"two horses") is an iconic French car produced from 1948 to 1990. It was designed for affordability and utility with very specific requirements, including being able to carry four people and 50kg of goods at 30mph, across muddy and unpaved roads if necessary. It featured a simple air-cooled engine, front-wheel drive, and a distinctive roll-back roof, with over 3.8 million built. It has became a popular cult classic for its quirky design and ruggedness.
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