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Le gocce di rugiada si formano sui fili di ragnatela e sembrano voler creare una connessione con il sole
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It just so happens that as I catch up on my usual backlog of shots, both today have connections with Redcliffe where we were with flickr friend Greenstone Girl yesterday who was up from Melbourne visiting the Sunshine State. Well, we had a great morning and it was sunny yesterday as with this earlier shot as well - but after lunch today apparently another downpour will move in.
This is Suttons Beach at Redcliffe on the northern border of Brisbane (local government area perspective) and yesterday, photos were taken looking back this way from under those skinny Palm Trees in the distance. A bit cold for swimming unless you are an iceberg!
Legs eleven on the left lol!
Don’t you love this weather? It’s been a minute since we saw sun here in Chicago. For that reason I feel like I need to go back and remind myself of this short but memorable experience I had in Tennessee. What do you think
....E LUCE FU.
Il gruppo "Macro Mondays" ha proposto un argomento molto stimolante che offre mille possibilità interpretative.
La vera sfida è proporre un'immagine originale,non banale che susciti la curiosità di chi la osservi.
Ecco perché mi è venuta quest'idea....due oggetti in contrasto tra loro....una spina ed una candela ed il gioco è fatto.
Spero di aver azzeccato anche il taglio dell'inquadratura,non è facile rispettare le regole del gruppo.
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Second choice for this week's MacroMondays challenge "Connection".
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A neat table scrap technique that combines zip line handles and a sword.
The connection is quite reliable; the only problem being that the sword is slightly bent, however, it's flexible as well so that could be fixed if needed. I can definitely see this being used as some sort of sci-fi greeble if put on its side. I would love to hear if you have any other ideas!
Have a good day
Little unknown girl eyes snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentine) at the Imaginarium Discovery Center. The Anchorage Museum is a large art, history, ethnography, ecology and science museum located in Anchorage, Alaska. And has Chomper, the snapping turtle, for some reason, perhaps a rescue. (I originally mislabeled the poor turtle and called it "Chopper."
The lighting was diverse; this looks close to what we saw. Photos elsewhere show a somewhat less vivid green carapace (upper shell), slightly desaturated here.
Nikon D810, Nikkor 50mm f/1.4
1/100 sec; f/3.2; ISO 640
manual exposure
Many thanks for your kind and fun comments!
Given the locomotive's unexpected motorsport connections, I couldn't resist a shot of Glyder receiving some pit stop style swift attention from it's crew.
Taken for the P&ARP assignment 'People and Railways'
10th July 2023.
*Glyder was once owned by Tony Hulman (owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway home of the Indy 500.
Peinture murale par l’artiste britannique Helen Bur au 132 Rue du Camp de Droite à Boulogne-sur-Mer.
Sur mur ou sur toile, ses œuvres invitent le spectateur à s’interroger autour de thème sociaux liés à l’histoire contemporaine dans un style réaliste et captivant. L’émotion dégagée par ses personnages, saisit le plus souvent en mouvement, crée un lien direct avec le spectateur. Sensibilité, empathie et subtilité sont les éléments clés de ses fresques : « C’est comme regarder dans un miroir pour voir ce qui se passe autour de nous. La peinture ralentit la façon dont nous traitons l’image pour offrir un moment de calme et de tranquillité. L’œuvre imite l’humeur largement répandue de l’absurdité de notre époque en ne projetant pas une opinion singulière, mais plutôt en présentant un scénario où le spectateur est forcé de tisser son propre récit ».
Source: streetart.boulogne-sur-mer.fr/helen-bur/
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Mural by British artist Helen Bur at 132 Rue du Camp de Droite in Boulogne-sur-Mer.
Whether on walls or canvases, her works invite viewers to reflect on social themes related to contemporary history in a realistic and captivating style. The emotion conveyed by her characters, most often captured in motion, creates a direct connection with the viewer. Sensitivity, empathy, and subtlety are the key elements of her murals: “It’s like looking in a mirror to see what’s happening around us. The painting slows down the way we process the image to offer a moment of calm and tranquility. The work mimics the widespread sense of absurdity in our time by not projecting a single opinion, but rather by presenting a scenario where the viewer is forced to weave their own narrative.”
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished archive shot from June 2018. Enjoy!
The Memphis to Kansas city manifest slowly making its way down the connection at 10 mph. A coworker of mine who lives in the area was telling me about this slow train that always shows up once or twice a day and takes forever to go by. Nicknaming it “The Crawler”. He was asking me why they do that, since he knew I was into trains.
Upon hearing this I tapped into my infinite knowledge on trains and gave a long explanation on how this was the last remaining portion of former KCC&S trackage, and that specific train is one of only 2 (and their counterparts) that regularly uses the track, and….just kidding I’m not a nerd.
Olathe, KS
H MEMKCK
BNSF Fort Scott Sub
October 6, 2024
On location at Brickcan's evening activities and stumbled upon this odd pairing. Will have to play around with it in the future.
Connection is very tight, and stays where placed. Play on builders!
People are headed down he escalator in the Atlanta International Terminal to connect to their plane. Also a plane is being pushed back and ready to taxi to the runway leaving the ATL. The Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the busiest airport in North America by passengers (101,491,106).