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We came upon this corner of a cove as Miners' Beach at the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore goes east. I liked this little waterfall tumbling down the rocks. Later, I spoke to a park ranger and she congratulated me on finding Elliott Falls on the "waterfalls checklist". Maybe we lucked out because we weren't looking for it, kinda like finding a bear at Yellowstone. You find them when you aren't looking for them.
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... condescending to the camera man. :-))
We said farewell to our dear friend Elliott in November. He was horribly shy but a pure joy. He is at rest now. We are grateful for the pleasure he brought to our home and the companionship he fostered among our other rescues. We look to see him again some day with all our loved ones who have gone before him. :-))
Elliott préférerait que je lui donne enfin sa pomme, au lieu de faire l'imbécile avec mon appareil photo !
“Per me la fotografia è un'arte di osservazione. Si tratta di trovare qualcosa di interessante in un luogo ordinario... ho scoperto che ha poco a che fare con le cose che vedi e ha tutto a che fare con il modo in cui le vedi".
“To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place… I’ve found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them".
Elliott Erwitt
Seattle, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2024
Elliott Bay is a large bay in Puget Sound in Seattle, serving as the gateway to the city's vast port system. This important waterway has been a key element of Seattle's economy since its founding in the 19th century. Today, the bay is a hub of constant maritime activity, with ferries, cargo ships, and pleasure boats. It is also a popular tourist attraction, featuring iconic spots like the Seattle Great Wheel and the Port of Seattle. The bay offers spectacular views of the mountains and the city skyline, and the waterfront area is being revitalized with new parks and trails for pedestrians and cyclists.
wo sind die guten alten Zeiten?
als man noch zu Hause oder im Wirtshaus gegessen hat...
vom unterwegs den Kaffeebecher oder gleich die ganze Thermosflasche mitschleppen, will er ja gar nicht sprechen - der alte weiße Mann....
For the Macro Mondays project.
This week's theme: Corner
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There is one grave that stands out a little from the others in the peaceful churchyard of All Saints in Darfield. It seems slightly better tended with a fresh coat of paint on its iron railings. This is the grave of Ebenezer Elliott.
Known as the Corn Law Rhymer, Elliott was a vociferous champion of the industrial poor and critic of the Corn Laws (or Bread Tax) at a time of great political upheaval.
Read more about Ebenezer Elliott here: andyhemingway.wordpress.com/2017/05/24/the-corn-law-rhymer/
This sail boat is crossing Elliott Bay toward West Seattle. This image was taken near Pier 57 which holds Seattle's Great Wheel. The riders of the Great Wheel are having an exceptional view of this Sail Boat.
Elliott is very suspicious of any attention in his direction. Here he gives me that look. :-)) He passed away this morning. He was much brighter than this photo makes him out to be.
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