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A venerable GP38-2 leads an unusual train comprised of two random freight cars and a single dimensional load eastward along the Belleville Sub. It's seen next to a switch stand at Lovekin siding and a tree that was holding for dear life onto its remaining leaves.
Ero uscito per fotografare il tramonto, ma il sole si è nascosto dietro uno spesso strato di nuvole... questo è l'ultimo scatto prima del buio
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I took this during the first snow storm of the year. I had been busy all day and didn't get a chance to take photos, but promised myself I would take photos that night, as I've learned that scenes like this are typically fleeting. I'm glad I did, as the majority of the snow had fallen off the trees & branches by the next morning.
In recent years, I've been training myself to take those little extra steps in my art -- for example, if there is a choice between taking a photo and not taking a photo, I choose to take the photo, even if it means bundling up to go out into the snow at night, or running upstairs to get my camera when I see something cool. In the past I often told myself, "oh, I'll just do it tomorrow," and this often lead to disappointment for me; I would forget to take the photo altogether, or, in the case of the natural world, the scene would quickly shift and be lost to time.
I think I've become somewhat obsessed with free will. It's wild to me; you can either choose to do something in the moment, initiating a whole new stream of events...or you can just...not. In the space of a second, I can choose to do something that will bring me peace and joy...or I can choose to stay where I am and be sad and disempowered. I spent a lot of my childhood and teenage years feeling like things were outside my control, but now I have a strong sense of the opposite; I have the power to enact change in my life, every second of every day.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiE-biR9USU
.................................... shot @ The Looking Glass
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listening to the cheering and the crying,
the actors and the singers,
the long dresses sweeping the carpet and the whispered comments
the dimly lit echoes
of life past
glorious, still smiling
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My most grateful THANKS
to all of you, each and everyone !
THANK YOU
your additions, favorites, comments & valuable feedback <3
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Dear customers
We will sell a set of Chinese food in the December round in Harajuku.
First of all, the dim sum set (Shumai, Shutao, Sesame dumping, and Xiaolongbao)
And then a set of gyoza and spring rolls.
Both of these contain original animations.
The last is Shaohsing wine.
With these, you can enjoy Chinese course dishes.
Available on December 20 @ Harajuku
This was not a strong sunrise but it was a perfect one all the same. I cannot wait to go back here very soon.
Feels like I've not been out with the camera for yonks now! As some of you know I have a dodgy knee. Basically it's advanced osteoarthritis of my left knee. Bone on bone to be precise and I'm gonna need surgery at some point. Not holding out much hope on that happening soon due to the obvious!
With moving house recently I've also had a fair bit of DiY to do. Hence I reluctantly had to quit my 366 project :(
When I finished work today I decided to 'sod it' and took off to a local wood to try and capture some autumn colours.
Sat in the shadow of Alton Towers is Dimmings Dale. A fabulous walk amongst an ancient woodland with a tributary of the River Churnet disecting it. Didn't really have the spectacular colour I was hoping for but it was grand to be out.
Suffering now but hopefully the wacky tablets the doc has prescribed will kick in soon!
Vintage Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm @f/4.0 with macro extension tube (13mm)
Natural light - Handheld
va day la neostyle dep. chai day :)) do up pag dt nen k ghi pag tieg viet. dc nen mi pan. thog kam? cmt di .. 50 cmt se co bonus dim hag rat la neo =))