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So here we are... achievement unlocked: 7000 followers. Thank you all, truly, I'm overwhelmed with the love <3.
Some of us have personal goals that we set for ourselves, long ago, I had descided that this was it, and now that I'm here... I'm not really sure what to do with myself.
A few things are coming to mind: Continue blogging for a few of my long-term sponsors and events, possibly get back into creating some new BOM stuff, or straight out retire.
Maybe it's a ten year itch, a Mid-(second)Life-Crisis... who knows, it will likely pass... just know that I have no more expectations of myself or anyone else, it's super empowering.
📍 Santa Cruz Del Islote
Santa Cruz del Islote is surely one of the most striking places in Colombia. It is in the Caribbean Sea, it belongs to the Archipelago of San Bernardo, in the Department of Bolivar.
It is the most densely populated island on Earth with its 493 inhabitants distributed in just one hectare. The average density of the island is 1.25 inhabitants per 10 m², that is, the density is 125,000 inhabitants per km². But the island grows every time the fishermen bring coral stones that they place around it to protect it from the fury of the sea.
Sixty-five percent of the population is under age, there are only 6 surnames and 97 houses. The main activity of the island is fishing. The one who manages the store, or the trainer of the fighting cocks, lives from the fishery. Some use nets on the shores of the islands, others use hooks, and others dive to catch lobsters. There is no fixed time to get up. Those who go fishing in the morning get up at five o'clock. Those who don't, stay up until ten or eleven o'clock in bed or in the hammock.
There are few facilities on the island due to its small size, but in spite of that, there are stores, a health center, a soccer field, an educational center where students can go up to ninth grade and an electric plant that works only during the night. There are also solar cells donated by the Government of Japan. What there is not, for example, is a cemetery.
On this islet there is not a single square meter left unbuilt and its inhabitants are said to ""sleep so close together that they dream the same thing"".
That said, would you like to visit Colombia ?
If the answer is yes, so you may want to check my new Photography Tour !
This journey is completetely different than any other trips. We will travel at the rythm of light, and the focus is to take time to enjoy the place and meet people.No endless exhaustive excursions collection tourist sites. The Goal here is to be there, and live the country.
And the best part ?
You'll be accompanied by a photographer (alias me 😁 ), that will give you all his secret tips to build award winning images that will Wow your friends and family !
What else could you dream about ?
👉 Viva Colombia Photography Tour Workshop 2022 & 2023 👈
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And if you would like to learn more about Colombia , please check out my FREE travel guide full of valuable tips and beautiful photos
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And also don't forget to leave a comment below !! 🎉"
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Nikon F100
50mm Nikkor f/1.4
Fomapan 100
Clayton F76 (1:9 @ 68 deg. for 7 min)
Boynton Beach Mall, FL
A shady spot with long cool grass at the end of a hot summer walk = lab goals.
Instead of watching football last friday, I ran outside and searched in the polder for a nice field with crop. In my neighbourhood farmers don't care about leading lines, the fields are a mess but the sky compensated the lack of a good foreground.
I am not sure when I first started to set goals in my life but I am guessing it was before I was twenty years old. Though I have missed a lot more goals than I hit, I still find myself doing that task, sometimes just for the day, sometimes for the longer term.
When I first started photography a few years ago, I wanted to specialize in shooting birds in flight. I soon learned this was more of an advanced skill than I possessed at that time.
Over the past few years I have gotten better with larger birds like hawks and eagles but still was overly challenged by quick, fast birds.
One of my goals for the last couple of years as the warmer months approached was to shoot pheasants in flight, one of the more difficult challenges if you do wildlife shooting from a vehicle as everything that happens is very sudden and random.
Earlier this week from a distance of about 40 yards I saw 3 pheasants by the side of the road getting their morning grit. They spotted me and quickly skittered down into the ditch and up onto a large, bare field. I knew they could not make it into any brush without flying so I got out of the vehicle, focused on the first one and held my finger down as it took off.
Pretty stoked at the result, although at my stage of life I need to go easy on the stoke part.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
An outbound on the Franklin Line departs Norwood Central, passing the goal post at the end of double track. The stick rail in the foreground is the long-dormant East Walpole Industrial Track.
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My goal with this series is to explore every day scenes under the cover of darkness. A street corner, a lamp post, a doorway. Big city, small town, urban, rural. Man-made light versus nature’s darkness–––light and shadow interpreting minimalist settings in black and white. To see more in this series, check out Cover Of Darkness
Last night was our first game in the playoffs VS the rangers ......and we won.
However this is not a picture from that game....
Norfolk Southern local H66 is on their way back south to Allentown after making a turn up to Hazleton with their pair of homely SD60Es as they cross the Lehigh River at Glen Onoko, MP 125 on Norfolk Southern's Lehigh Line maine. They are on what was once Main 2 of the former Lehigh Valley Railroad mainline while Main 1 at right is now the property of the Reading and Northern. When Conrail sold the upper Lehigh Line from Lehighton to Mehoopany to the RBMN in 1996 they retained one track as far as Penn Haven and the junction with their Ashmore Secondary in order to continue to serve the Hazleton market which successor NS continues to do to this day.
The LV passed to Conrail in 1976 which continued to use this as a thru route until 1993 and then three years later sold the middle of their Lehigh Line from Penn Haven to Mehoopany (and one of the two mains from Penn Haven to Lehighton as described above) to the expanding RBMN system. Even after that date, however, thru freights operated by the Delaware and Hudson and successor CP continued to travel this way on a route via trackage rights ultimately to Philadelphia and Washington which they were awarded upon the creation of Conrail. Interestingly, after the Norfolk Southern purchased half of Conrail they brought through freights back to this route, and as late as 2015 one pair of NS and one pair of CP trains could be seen here. Alas when CP sold half of the D&H to NS their trains disappeared forever, and then in 2019 NS rerouted their last thru train when the Allentown hump yard was shuttered during the draconian cuts of the PSR era.
For the last five years the upper Lehigh Line has seen nothing but local freights, and north of Lehighton those have operated almost exclusively at night. However a recent schedule change has seen NS running local H66 in daylight on Sundays making a late morning turn north from Allentown to Hazleton and back which was the other major goal of this weekend trip other than 2102 of course!
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
Sunday October 6, 2024
A good, narrow road reaches Lago di Naret. Thta's why it is a convenient trail head for Cristallina ascent, but also a valuable goal for bikers.
Video available: youtu.be/luHcHAESt8M
The millennium falcon is still the coolest spaceship in the galaxy! This is why I have always wanted to build my own version! Inspired by Mikes, WIP-images, I was encouraged to start my own project.
It took me a whole year to accomplish this build (including planning and collecting bricks). Net building time 240 hours.
My main goal was to present the model in a flying position, which was a huge task. Due to its internal framework it was not possible to include an interior, but I was able to fully lighten the model. And there was still enough space left to include a detailed cockpit (with 4 seats), gunner’s platform and a lowering ramp. Credits to EB member ScottishDave for his original design of the radar dish.
Measuring: 82 cm x 54 cm x 18 cm
Weight: approx. 9.2 kg
Parts count: approx. 7500 pieces
I am proud how this creation came together – I hope you like it as well.
Thanks MB
I have taken football field at Tama City, Akabane 's soccer club' Suporio Johoku 'football club with home ground.
Suporio Johoku Ofiicial Web Site
This was my entry into Canon's Project Imagin8ion Contest that has made it into the finals in the "Goal" category of the contest.
Does it have what it takes to actually take the grand prize place in the Goal category? Chances are very slim, there are 9 other really great shots that it is competing with.
Just an honor just to have made it this far in the contest. Beyond any type of dream I could have imagined. Feels just as surreal as the image above appears ;^)