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now here is Rudy Hollay's Barn...this front view shows the Italianate style ...this barn is walking distance from the Sterns Barn...I do think the woman is going to church service across the street..got her Sunday best on.
Canandaigua Lake's pier is a gorgeous place to watch a sunrise. The herons, ducks and cormorants line up to watch it with you, while the seagulls fly over.
While pulling my two grandchildren around the block in a wagon, we came across this painted rock propped up in an old tree stump. I'm pretty sure it's a nurse with her cool head covering and mask. On the back, It thanks frontline/caregiver workers for their sacrifices and work during this pandemic. Perfect!
A round headlight mounted centrally in the front of a vintage Oldsmobile. Foglight perhaps, as it already has bulbous healdlights on both sides?
The books all tell me to avoid front bokeh, but I couldn't do that here. First time I used XP2, and I really like it.
Ristorante "La Piazza", Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany
Leica IIIf Black dial (LOOHN), 1951
Leica Summitar collapsible (SOORE), 1950
Ilford XP2 ISO 400 black & white negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
I had this fence put in the summer after I moved into this house.. The old fence was a wreck.. No matter I wanted cedar anyway... Fappy Fence Friday, Everybody!!!
This 'Front End Friday' photo is courtesy of BN-1, MILW 37A, and MILW 118C positioned nicely at the Illinois Railway Museum in Union, IL.
Caught this Golden-fronted last weekend at Lake Corpus Christi State Park on a cold, windy, rainy morning. Melanerpes aurifrons
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i absolutely loved Chicago.
you can imagine the looks i got from people in the sky-deck when i took this photo.
thank you all so much for yesterday's photo! the number of views it got in just one day is overwhelming.
you can see flash reflections in the window, grosssss.
A pretty day got me going out this a shorter lens today. While it was a bit cold about -10F, the clear skies and the low angle sun (that's all we get this time of year) made for nice lighting.
This is looking out my front door about half an hour past noon sun. You can see why southern exposures are very desirable here in Fairbanks.
A storm front moves over the Alaska Range south of Delta Junction Alaska. The wind was strong out of the south and the clouds were moving south over the range, giving a dramatic scene to a beautiful view.
The White-fronted Tern are very active at Scarborough, Christchurch at present. Here is one of the flight shots I managed but with an artistic edit applied.
nice on black
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Wow, friends, I had no idea this one would reach front page. :)
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Cheers, Soffia
not from today, sorry. this last week of school is killing me.
just one more week though, then i will be freeee (for a few months)
sooc, besides crop.
WOW! thanks so much everyone!
4th front page.
front page 2 days in a row?! wow!!
i just want to say that i love this boy with all of my heart. although he doesn't love me. i want to try every way possible to get him back. he's my life. he has my heart. for all eternity.
A view of the front just before we started our walk along the coast to Budleigh Salterton.
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I always feel so privileged to be at the spot where a weather front is moving in. This shot was taken near Walden, Colorado.
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“The person who listens to music is being led by it in something like the way a dancer is led by the music he or she is dancing to. Listening is in some deep way like being in the presence of, and in communication with, another person, though a person known only through the selfhood that is in some way breathed through the musical line.”
-Roger Scruton, Soul of the World, 166.
The art of stone carving by hand has earned the nickname "lost art" because there are not many stone sculptors in the world.
Details such as the one in the photograph are no longer practically within our reach, so approaching them produces a special and intimate feeling, very difficult to express.
A clump of banksias is in full flower in my front yard with 21 flower heads - a striking combination of colours and textures. The flower heads are about 50-60mm in diameter. Not quite the composition I was after, but I was perched somewhat awkwardly on a wet 40 degree slope. Shot close to MFD, helped greatly by the flip-out screen. Uncropped and no PP apart from resizing.