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From my hometown I can clearly see the whole mountain chain of the Alps, with their foothills in front of them. Yesterday I found them whitened by the first fresh snow of the season. Winter is coming. We must prepare ourselves, my dog and I.
We'd had rain during the night so there was still a good deal of cloud about. A good time to get out for a sunrise. A half hour drive down the motorway is Coolum with several rocky bays along what is otherwise a 50 km stretch of sandy beach from Sunshine Beach to Caloundra. I picked my spot by the rocks at First Bay. Well I was not disappointed with the golden hour and sunrise.
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Happy Truck Thursday! These trucks were taken by our youngest son, Ian, while on a run in Portland.
Rare time off for Ian who is an Emergency Room PA in Vancouver, Washington. One of 139,000 dedicated PA's nationwide.
First time out of town again, first coffee in an café again - felt special and strange somehow. Pentax Me on Ilford Ortho Plus, developed in Caffenol CL.
First Manchester
Scania L94UB Wright Solar S\Decker bus
Fleet number 65707
YN 04 GMG
Service 1 Liverpool ~ Chester
Seen in Liverpool
Friday 4th May 2012
Back in November, we awoke to first - and so far, last, snow fall lovely in early morning light. The white stuff hung around for three days - beautiful while it lasted.
Another one I've worked on for years, this one from 2016. I wanted to make the First Light the subject, not the beast. Dark dark, and then there's the light beginning to expose the beast. It is now as I envisioned, between a painting and a photograph, sort of how the Pictorialists envisioned photography. I showed this yesterday to a zoom salon group I belong to, and one distinguished photographer exclaimed, "le Fauve - it's the Wild Beast of Fauvism." I found that fun, so its subtitle may be "Homage to Fauvism" or "Homage to le Fauve" while the style doesn't have the bright colors of Fauvism, but it does have that Beast.
Nobbys Head in Newcastle, NSW, was first sighted by a European, Captain James Cook on 10th May 1770. A pier which took 38 years to construct by convict labour joined this island to the mainland. A lighthouse is located on the headland. Today there is a popular walkway up to Nobbys Head. It lies at the entrance of Newcastle Harbour.
I love the clouds in this image!
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After a few trips around the backyard, I finally took the new bird out for a spin today.
Here we see Northbound P&W WOGR at Maple Spring Pond.
4004 4005, 20 cars.
December 6th, 2017
Jefferson MA
first time I've been able to get out in quite awhile...what a perfect morning it was for a sunrise shoot after our snow fall yesterday...now we're bracing for the BIG STORM...
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First rays of the warm December sun over the beautiful sandy beach of Fujairah.
I woke up from deep sleep and ran outside with the tripod just to capture this marvelous image.
One still extant piece of industrial trackage in Syracuse is the First Ward line along Hiawatha Boulevard on the city's north side, although the crossing of 7th North Street into the old Crouse-Hinds complex was recently removed. A local crew with a GP35 slug and GP40-2 power unit bring a car around the line on a fall morning in 2015.
The first of a cluster of white, beautifully scented white flowers from an ornamental plant in landscaping. Pitosporum tobira is also known as Australian laurel, Japanese pittosporum, mock orange, and Japanese cheesewood.
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