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The view from Vancouver Fisherman’s Wharf across False Creek towards downtown Vancouver. We had had some thunderstorms through the night before so there were plenty of picturesque clouds!
A lone street light masquerading as the moon, right after the sun dipped below the horizon. Bayside, Queens, NYC -- December 14, 2023
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Ty45-20 with the freight train passes Głuszyca Górna ex-station? Not at all, it's just an event train 88050 for railfans with nice freight outfit on February 10, 2001. The travellers were in first two wagons (equipped with coal or coke-fired heating stoves). Unfortunatelly the negative film I took that day went bad through the years and again, Piotrek must have been curating it in Gimp couple of hours to preserve all these puffs of smoke around. The overall effect is not the best but I appreciate all efforts he made to make it possible to show.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
Ty45-20 z pociągiem towarowym w Głuszycy Górnej? Nic z tych rzeczy, to tylko imprezowy pociąg 10 lutego 2001 roku, numer 88050 relacji Wałbrzych Główny - Kłodzko Główne. Uczestników "zakwaterowano" w brankardach (w których zainstalowane były "kozy" na węgiel czy koks).
Niestety negatyw, który wówczas miałem strasznie spsiał przez te lata i Piotrek (znów) musiał sporo wysiłku włożyć, by zachować piękne kłęby pary nad parowozem. Chociaż końcowy efekt nie zadowala mnie w pełni, to chylę czoła przed jego umiejętnościami i cierpliwością (nie wiem, co większe).
Fot. Jarek / Chester
The name ‘False Bay’ comes from sailors who sailed into the bay because they mistook it for Table Bay.
False Creek
Vancouver, Canada
June 2014.
False Creek I was captured at sunset (previously posted) and False Creek II was captured at the blue hour.
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...the moss pot.
I've been digging around and finding our old bonsai pots and decided to plant them in mosses. I found small figures at the nursery.
here is one of the pots.
you can't see, but in the back is a little weeping tree my friend sati sent me one year. wire and tiny little amethysts and emeralds. [see below]
Chlorophyllum molybdites, commonly known as the green-spored parasol, green-gill parasol, false parasol, green-spored lepiota and vomiter, is a common species of mushroom found in temperate and subtropical meadows and lawns. The species is poisonous and causes potentially serious vomiting and diarrhea.
Scientific name: Chlorophyllum molybdites. (Wikipedia)
Anna was very cheerfull. Thats the way she is.
Most of the time she was laughing during the shoot. Before the shoot, when we first met, she said " why are your photos so dark and depressive? " . Well, I tried to explain.
I thought that she would not understand, but she did. She understood perfectly what I wanted to achieve. And, finally she also understood the answer to her own question.
For this weeks Macro Mondays challenge Keyhole I wasn't finding anything I liked, but my wife's dresser has false keyholes on the drawers so I went with that..
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I revisited Columbia River Gorge, Oregon this May on my trip to Palouse. This shot is taken at Gorton Creek. It seems water level is very low due to the heavy drought of this year so it was making the condition not so desired to shoot. Yet I surprisingly found this yellow maple leaf in the lush green season. A false signal saved my day. : )
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The primroses and cowslips in the garden hybridised some years ago to produce these flowers known as False Oxlips
Obedient Plants are so named because the individual flowers, when they are moved in a new direction, will temporarily stay in that position. Interesting to think about how and why that characteristic evolved...yes? It's Friday, my friends, have a wonderful weekend!