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My friend and I woke up after 2.5 hours of sleep and dragged ourselves up to this viewpoint. I honestly wasn't expecting much, but it turned out to be a wonderful morning.
New Plymouth under blue Sky
Pic taken from the Golf course
wishing you ALL a fine weekend
and keep an eye on that Cat
Extra space for pedestrians and segregated cycle lanes for cyclists to help social distancing and those using foot or bike to avoid public transport during the Covid crisis.
You and me, we were literally meant to be together. From the dawn of time. None of this cliche, "I was in love the moment I saw you smile; I knew." But we were made to be with each other, since the beginning.
Yet the words we once spoke are gone from me now. They've dissolved from my memory. I can no longer hear your voice ringing in my ears. I can't even remember if you said goodbye. Everything we did, everything we saw; it's melted away, just as you seem to have melted into the core of the earth and out of my reach. I know you're mine, but you're so far gone it's hard to think. To where have you disappeared? The distance, I can't stand the distance. It seems I'm at the bottom of the ocean and you're somewhere in the clouds, dancing with the sun. You don't get it, do you?
And this, this is where I say the cliche words that everyone says, and everyone means: "I miss you." I really do miss you. There are no words. I'm lost and I'm found and I'm trying to find you. I know you'll be here soon, but I want you now.
Either completely ignore me, or completely adore me, but don't pretend you miss me. Enough with the roller-coasters. Enough with the games. I know I don't exist to you anymore, and I know you're good to go without me. But you'll be back, I'm sure of it. And when you are, I'll be ready for you with arms outstretched. And it will all come flooding back to us.
Press L too, while you're at it.
Another huge thank you to Lizz for the kind testimonial! I love you flickerites. :')
I've taken a shot like this before but when I was looking through my archives I realised I actually liked the way the distance between the two people adds to the composition. So here it is....
This is another perspective of the popular scene in the movie "Forrest Gump". Not only do you get the feel for the open distance of the highway, but you also get a feel for the wide expanse of Monument Valley.
Route 163, Near Monument Valley, Arizona.
Photo # IM7_0989-92bw.
(c) Kelly Shipp
Description
I had fun on this shoot, so many angles and compositions in these fascinating rocks. I used a 15 second exposure to capture movement in the water, catching quite a bit but not enough that it blurs totally smooth. The water was really crashing against the rocks, causing the rocks to shine a lot from being wet. I had to wipe my ND grad quite a bit as water kept on splashing from the rocks.
Location
Saligo Bay, Islay, Scotland.
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Poznań, Poland
Park Adama Mickiewicza
I walk through here quite a bit...and in every season the park feels completely different from the last. Today we have fog...perhaps tomorrow snow, but in every event I love it. It isn't a big park, but it is in the city center and puts a smile on my face almost every day!
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It was a rather cold day at home, but Pismo Beach was quite all right! Everybody seemed to be holding their social distance, though... Possibly something to do with the omikron virus...😷
Long vistas abound, especially along Montana highway 261 in northern Wibaux County. This is a good example of many of the roads upon which I now haul freshwater for a variety of oil field applications in both North Dakota and Montana (8-12-2014).
I'm a bit late but It's been an Interesting week from car trouble to being a finalist in the Zebra awards and and being published in Dodho Magazine. check it out Dodho Magazine
P.S. I might drop another picture tomorrow
Good night and Good luck