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It was an awesome morning as the photo opportunities started about 1 hour before sunrise and continued for a half hour after.
Another winter view of the Art Deco styled Mary Jeanette Murray Bath House along Nantasket Beach in Hull, MA. Built in 1930, it was renovated in 1997 and continues to serve the public during the summer months.
The Greeble Family are continuing their lives as 'humans' and have designed and built a car to fit in with rush hour traffic as they are fascinated with the idea. Although they do their best at mimicking us humans, they still haven't grasped the concept of wheels and tires and continue to have a family vehicle that flies. Tomorrow will be the final post of this mini series, I wonder what kind of home the Greebles have built for themselves...? 🏡
And the archiving of my work continues. Now I am getting all of the drawings (well over a hundred), from Noёl Riley Fitch and my book “Paris Café: The Sélect Crowd,” labelled and in order. They were done in sketchbooks between 1995 and 2007. My sketchbooks are dated and numbered. Luckily, I put the sketchbook number on the back of the drawings. They had been cut out. So, it was very easy to find the year each drawing was done. Still more to do…..
We had a rare snow day yesterday (2/12), thought it may continue but it ended by the night ended. I wanted to take more pictures but I got chickened out by the temp and 2 out of control dogs with too much excitement! Stayed out only 20 minutes max...
Continuing on from the calm conditions of the previous image, this is literally a couple of hundred yards away in the opposite direction. This is why this area is so popular with photographers, a fresh image every few steps.
Continuing female at this location, although it seems to be reported much less frequently than the male that is also here. Very small oriole! It seemed to be the same size as a House Sparrow that it perched right next to!
Arden Drive, Encinitas, CA.
Continuing my series of birds in black and white in the urban environment, here's a swainson's hawk perched on an electrical pole
Tears continue to fall as I think of you... oh, how I wish you could magically reappear... my precious boy! How did it all happen so fast and when do we finally meet one another, again?
I am continuing working on getting some decent images of Mountain Bluebird inflight. I learned a lot more about the challenges today and got a few that I will share but I am still not there yet. It was a lot of fun doing it though.
inside there is no escape until it is unleashed.
walking towards the unevitable means of life, until that second when it is all gone.
you stand, march, and continue.
it was pretty cold out last night.
strobist info: sb-900 1/2 power camera left. sb-600 camera right 1/2 power.
to see a before/after video click here
omg wow!! EXPLORE #2 thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Continuing the theme of memories of The Great Marquess, here is one of my earlier pics of 61994 with the Great Britain VI, climbing across Rannoch Moor to Corrour Summit, taking the West Highland portion of the train south from Fort William in April 2013
Continuing to fill in photos from last spring (before I head back next week!) here's another shot from this fabulous morning southbound chase, one of the tops of the trip for sure. Canadian National train U713 has a trainload of pellets fresh from the Minntac taconite plant headed south to Proctor Yard. The sizzling train is has the same tunnel motor trio from the prior day hustling along with with fan favorite rebuilt SD40-3 BLE 909 (originally built as an SD45T-2 in Feb. 1973 as SSW 9277) leading the way. They are seen here approaching the Swan Lake Road crossing at MP 32.4 on modern day CN's North Division Missabe Sub mainline.
This is an area that needs no introduction to even the most casual fan as the Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway is in a word legendary. I won't bore you with pages of history as I couldn't do the road or region justice anyway. It simply needs to be experienced for oneself. But I will direct you to two resources. Absolutely check out the fabulous historical information here: www.missabe.com/
And for a fabulously well written overview of modern CN operations find yourself a copy of the April 2023 edition of Railfan and Railroad right now! shop.whiteriverproductions.com/products/rfr-202304
Alborn, Minnesota
Tuesday May 9, 2023
She continues to "soldier on." After her cancer diagnosis was compounded by her diabetes, she started to go downhill rapidly, however, since I've regulated her insulin and radically changed her diet, she has rallied. I didn't think she would make it to her 12th birthday, and now we are just one month away from her 13th. She has been blind for almost a year now, but she has adjusted and compensated. My extraordinary cat, Batman, "shoulders" her away from furniture I accidentally don't return into place. He stepped into the caretaker and sleeping partner role after TinkerBell left home.
Continue to last series of "Night & Light Series 20 -dynamic & blur view at the street", which aim to capture the respective atmosphere & beauty of dynamic light at night .
Continuing my series of shots from the Open House London 2012 weekend. This was taken from the roof terrace of One New Change, a major office and retail development in the City of London. Some deliberate underexposing and filter use was required here as the sky was quite bright.
The Green Album and I also had the opportunity to link up with Flickr buddy, Daniel Borg. Whilst we waited in hope for a a sunset that did not happen it was a good opportunity to have a chat and we followed with a couple of beers. A great evening had by all - great to meet you Dan!
Have a great weekend everyone!
On 3 July 1997, the intercity from Amsterdam to Brussels was diverted via Breukelen and Woerden, due to a collision between a person and a freight train near Leiden. Control car 107 with the pushing 1188 are on their way to Rotterdam Central at Moordrecht, where they will continue their way via the normal route.
July 3, 1997, Moordecht Nederland.
Continuing my clear-out of archives, some more photos from previous years as yet not uploaded.
Thanks to everyone who takes time to view, fave or comment on my pictures.
A subset of the Seen Series devoted to George Floyd. All scenes are from Portland's Peninsula Park, the site of the city's first organized vigil gathering for George Floyd on Friday May 29, 2020.
These iPhone photos were made the next day as people continued to show their respect and express their sorrow, anger and grief.
Seen. A series of iPhone scenes from daily walks around Portland neighborhoods with the dogs.
We'll all have to think of ways to pass the time and keep us going, now we're in lock down. Hopefully we'll be able to continue with short walks - this view is from a spot about 15 minutes walk from my house, looking across Padfield and Tintwistle to the hills beyond.
Stay safe!
PS - spot the plane!
Continuing on the Sunrise/Sunset series, here we see another sunset as the choppy waves of Mercury Passage wash onto a rocky beach near Point Leseur, Maria Island. The Tasmanian Mainland can be seen in the distance.
Photo By Steve Bromley.
Yes, continue the last post in yesterday that I promised; he finished to ate and walked down from the high fence!
I wait him until he walked on the ground--appreciate his meditation walk:)))
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Continuing with my theme of shots grabbed from the side of the road while on the way to or on the way back from something to do with work !
This is five different exposures blended in PS, the tripod moved on the soft earth while I was taking them, I had to do a bit of extra work to sort it out...
Continuing on my recent theme, here's another one from the Jersey Shore. This one was taken on the boardwalk in Ocean City, N.J.
Prairie Light, continued. I was driving up Butte Road before dawn and had to stop near my favourite tree. A crescent moon and Venus hung in the sky above; in the distance lay silhouetted 70 Mile Butte (behind the tree) and the small bump of the Sleeping Lion (to the right).
I had to get across an irrigation ditch in the dark. Dry in October, so no problem. The brittle grass was knee-high. There was no wind. I carried my tripod with a single lens, the 14-24mm, and walked along a dyke until it felt right. A robin watched me approach, and didn't fly away. The silence was exquisite, as if the world were holding its breath. And then the moment passed.
Shooting at dawn is so different from shooting at sunset: we watch the light grow, not fade away.
Photographed along Butte Road, in the Rural Municipality of Val Marie, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2023 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Continuing with the 2022 AAPRCO excursion photos, here we see the train on the FEC K Branch crossing the 1920s St. Lucie Canal lift bridge. After arriving at Marcy (diamond where the CSX Auburndale Sub crosses the K Branch), USSC 148 ran around the train and was paired up with EMD GP11 #308 for the trek back to Clewiston.
SN/NC: Neomarica Gracilis, Iridaceae Family
Syn: Marica Caerulea, Cypella Caerulea, Galathea Speciosa, Trimezia Caerulea, Neomarica Northiana
One of the most beautiful blooms of spring comes from an unusual member of the Iris family — the walking iris (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica is a clumping perennial that reaches anywhere from 18 to 36 inches (45-90 cm.). And once you see its flowers, you will appreciate another of its common names—the poor man’s orchid (not to be confused with the Schizanthus poor man’s orchid). This exotic-looking plant with its graceful sword-like foliage has white, yellow or blue flowers that resemble a cross between those of an orchid and an iris. Although they are short lived, lasting only a day, numerous blooms continue to follow over an extended period of time throughout spring, summer and fall. Growing walking iris plants is a great way to enjoy these interesting flowers.
Una de las flores más hermosas de la primavera proviene de un miembro inusual de la familia Iris: el lirio caminante (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica es una planta perenne aglomerante que alcanza entre 18 y 36 pulgadas (45-90 cm). Y una vez que veas sus flores, apreciarás otro de sus nombres comunes: la orquídea del pobre (que no debe confundirse con la orquídea del pobre Schizanthus). Esta planta de aspecto exótico con su elegante follaje en forma de espada tiene flores blancas, amarillas o azules que se asemejan a un cruce entre las de una orquídea y un lirio. Aunque son de corta duración, ya que duran solo un día, numerosas floraciones continúan durante un período prolongado de tiempo durante la primavera, el verano y el otoño. Cultivar plantas de lirios andantes es una excelente manera de disfrutar de estas interesantes flores.
Uma das mais belas flores da primavera vem de um membro incomum da família Iris – a íris ambulante (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica é uma planta perene que atinge de 18 a 36 polegadas (45-90 cm). E ao ver suas flores, você apreciará outro de seus nomes comuns - a orquídea do pobre (não confundir com a orquídea do pobre Schizanthus). Esta planta de aparência exótica com sua graciosa folhagem em forma de espada tem flores brancas, amarelas ou azuis que lembram um cruzamento entre as de uma orquídea e uma íris. Embora tenham vida curta, durando apenas um dia, numerosas flores continuam a ocorrer por um longo período de tempo durante a primavera, verão e outono. Cultivar plantas de íris ambulantes é uma ótima maneira de apreciar essas flores interessantes.
Nomes populares no Brasil: Íris-da-praia, planta conhecida popularmente também como: íris caminhante, planta-dos-apóstolos, doze-apóstolos, lírio-branco-das-pedreiras, falso iris, pseudo iris azul e lírio-branco-das-pedras.
L'une des plus belles fleurs du printemps provient d'un membre inhabituel de la famille Iris - l'iris ambulant (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica est une plante vivace agglomérante qui atteint de 18 à 36 pouces (45 à 90 cm). Et une fois que vous aurez vu ses fleurs, vous apprécierez un autre de ses noms communs : l'orchidée du pauvre (à ne pas confondre avec l'orchidée du pauvre Schizanthus). Cette plante d'aspect exotique au feuillage gracieux en forme d'épée a des fleurs blanches, jaunes ou bleues qui ressemblent à un croisement entre celles d'une orchidée et d'un iris. Bien qu'elles soient de courte durée, ne durant qu'une journée, de nombreuses floraisons continuent de suivre sur une longue période de temps tout au long du printemps, de l'été et de l'automne. Cultiver des plantes d'iris ambulants est un excellent moyen de profiter de ces fleurs intéressantes.
Een van de mooiste bloemen van de lente komt van een ongewoon lid van de Iris-familie: de wandelende iris (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica is een klonterende vaste plant die ergens tussen de 18 en 36 inch (45-90 cm) reikt. En als je eenmaal de bloemen ziet, zul je een andere veel voorkomende naam waarderen: de orchidee van de arme man (niet te verwarren met de Schizanthus-orchidee van de arme man). Deze exotisch ogende plant met sierlijk zwaardachtig blad heeft witte, gele of blauwe bloemen die het midden houden tussen die van een orchidee en een iris. Hoewel ze van korte duur zijn en slechts een dag duren, blijven er in de lente, zomer en herfst talloze bloemen volgen gedurende een langere periode. Het kweken van wandelende irisplanten is een geweldige manier om van deze interessante bloemen te genieten.
Una delle più belle fioriture primaverili proviene da un insolito membro della famiglia degli Iris: l'iris ambulante (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica è una pianta perenne agglomerante che raggiunge ovunque da 18 a 36 pollici (45-90 cm.). E una volta che vedrai i suoi fiori, apprezzerai un altro dei suoi nomi comuni: l'orchidea del povero (da non confondere con l'orchidea del povero Schizanthus). Questa pianta dall'aspetto esotico con il suo grazioso fogliame simile a una spada ha fiori bianchi, gialli o blu che ricordano un incrocio tra quelli di un'orchidea e di un iris. Sebbene siano di breve durata, durano solo un giorno, numerose fioriture continuano a seguire per un lungo periodo di tempo durante la primavera, l'estate e l'autunno. Coltivare piante di iris ambulanti è un ottimo modo per godersi questi fiori interessanti.
Eine der schönsten Frühlingsblüten stammt von einem ungewöhnlichen Mitglied der Schwertlilienfamilie – der Wanderiris (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica ist eine klumpende Staude, die irgendwo zwischen 18 und 36 Zoll (45-90 cm) erreicht. Und sobald Sie ihre Blüten sehen, werden Sie einen anderen ihrer gebräuchlichen Namen zu schätzen wissen – die Orchidee des armen Mannes (nicht zu verwechseln mit der Orchidee des armen Mannes Schizanthus). Diese exotisch aussehende Pflanze mit ihrem anmutigen, schwertähnlichen Laub hat weiße, gelbe oder blaue Blüten, die einer Kreuzung zwischen Orchidee und Iris ähneln. Obwohl sie nur von kurzer Dauer sind und nur einen Tag dauern, folgen zahlreiche Blüten über einen längeren Zeitraum im Frühling, Sommer und Herbst. Der Anbau von Walking Iris-Pflanzen ist eine großartige Möglichkeit, diese interessanten Blumen zu genießen.
واحدة من أجمل أزهار الربيع تأتي من عضو غير عادي من عائلة Iris - قزحية المشي (Neomarica gracilis). Neomarica عبارة عن نبات معمر متكتل يصل في أي مكان من 18 إلى 36 بوصة (45-90 سم). وبمجرد أن ترى أزهارها ، ستقدر اسمًا آخر من الأسماء الشائعة - أوركيد الرجل الفقير (لا ينبغي الخلط بينه وبين سحلية الرجل الفقير من شيزانتوس). هذا النبات ذو المظهر الغريب بأوراقه الرشيقة التي تشبه السيف لها أزهار بيضاء أو صفراء أو زرقاء تشبه تقاطع أزهار الأوركيد والقزحية. على الرغم من أنها قصيرة العمر ، وتستمر ليوم واحد فقط ، إلا أن العديد من الإزهار تستمر في المتابعة على مدى فترة طويلة من الزمن طوال الربيع والصيف والخريف. تعد زراعة نباتات السوسن طريقة رائعة للاستمتاع بهذه الزهور الممتعة.
春の最も美しい花の 1 つは、アヤメ科の珍しいメンバーである歩くアヤメ (Neomarica gracilis) から来ます。 Neomarica は、18 ～ 36 インチ (45 ～ 90 cm) の範囲に達する群生する多年草です。 そして、その花を見ると、もう 1 つの一般的な名前である貧乏人蘭 (Schizanthus 貧乏人蘭と混同しないでください) に気付くでしょう。 優雅な剣のような葉を持つこのエキゾチックな植物には、ランとアイリスの交配に似た白、黄色、または青の花があります。 開花期間は 1 日と短命ですが、春、夏、秋と長期間にわたって多数の花が咲き続けます。 歩くアヤメの植物を育てることは、これらの興味深い花を楽しむのに最適な方法です.
I am continuing to explore Pentacon Auto 50mm f/1.8 MC. I took this picture while on the morning walk today. A lot of Bird of Paradise flowers blooming right now. I love to take some off the beaten path images of them like the previous picture I posted, but this one is more of a regular image. With years of exploring and learning the art of capturing nature up close, I am more and more leaning into not so sharp dreamy pictures that are more like little paintings. Which image of these two did you like the best?
NikonD7500
Pentacon Auto 50mm f/1.8 MC
f/1.8
1/5000
ISO100
Paint me a window, soft and defined.
And flood yellow light.
Through the open blinds.
It's somewhere, hidden from view.
A portrait, an epitaph...
I'm supposed to talk to you.
Continuing our four year-strong tradition of sunset fall shoots in Stowe, Vermont - we're never stopping. This is one of our favourite photos from this year/maybe ever? It also happens to be from our last ever roll of Kodak Portra 400VC, which was discontinued like three years ago, but we've been hoarding it. Seems like the perfect send off for our all-time favourite film.
Tumblr / Facebook / Ama & Mak on Instagram
Kiev 88 + Kodak Portra 400VC.
October 2, 2014.
New Blog Post - To Be Continued...
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...had a late birthday dinner with my sister and her family last week...
Trying to make my birthday stretch as far as it will go!
Continuing with my special flickr food channel edition, this hispid cotton rat devours a leaf.
Hispid cotton rats are omnivorous, but the major portion of their diet consists of green vegetation. They occasionally consume insects and other small animals. Field observations of hispid cotton rat diet indicate that preferred foods are the stems, foliage, and seeds of crop and wild plants.