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My wife is setting up for the holidays and we always need help from a little cat. It wasn't long after this shot when Jane made her first climb up the tree. I didn't get a good photo of that because we were not in sync with her misbehaving and my wife scolded the cat before I could focus.
ISCO Göttingen 100mm projector lens, converted to M42. Unlisted f-stop rating, but it feels around three-something.
"As long as you are standing, give a hand to those who have fallen"
* Mural Festival Berlin 2018
* Artist: Onur, Wes 21 and Herakut
* Location: Stromstraße 36, Berlin Moabit
Made this photo for Lars Koehoorn his new Single "Help Me Out" ... :-)
f9 − 1/400 - ISO100 - No Flash - Nikon D800 - Carl Zeiss 50mm
SP 8672 drops downgrade between Woodford and Rowen as they head west towards Bakersfield. Soon they will cut in to another heavy train and help them to the Summit in Tehachapi. Never a dull moment while watching trains in the Tehachapi Mountains.
After all my pictures in Armidi, i deserved something nice : and what could be better than a Paper Couture session (to buy the last three things i had not already in my inventory, like a bag for instance)?… But when i left the Lu sisters’ store, one of these sticky insects called paparazzi pounced on me and tried to steal my face for a terrible gossipy and filthy magazine I’m sure (I love these crappy papers, but not when I’m in cover !) !... Oh my god ! What will happen to me when I’ll be famous ? !
After a wet winter there are plenty of ladybugs to help around the yard. In-camera focus stack of 5 images.
"Sometimes I just need a little help
Why do I try to take the world all by myself
I'm asking you please, a little help
Tell me you'll be there when I need somebody else
I need help!"...
There. I had to say it before someone else did... and I know someone will. I had to do it. Sometimes I have ideas that I can't let go. I'm not saying that they are good ideas... I'm just saying that I have to follow through with them (because I have priorities, you know. And they aren't good ones either). My Christmas shopping isn't done... barely started. The few gifts that I have purchased, aren't wrapped... and I am not sure if I will even remember the "safe places" where I hid them. But this... this is what I needed to do on my very last weekend day off of 2020. I'm not disappointed. Actually, I'm pretty pleased.
I dedicate this to all of my photography friends... the ones that still invite me to shoot with them, knowing that I am almost never available to join them on their weekend adventures, but they still ask... or they make time to include me on a week day... and then they put up with me losing my glasses, forgetting where I laid my remote shutter release down, carrying a vase of fresh flowers while climbing through windows, forget my flashlight, forget my memory card, have a dead camera battery, watch me pull clown costumes out of my bag of props... or better yet, pull out their own clown costumes and join me in photos... and let's not even mention my extreme lack of any sense of direction (Do you have any idea where we are? Because I don't. How do I get back to the room with the _____ ? What door did we come in? How do we get out?) These people encourage me, inspire me, make me laugh, teach me things, make me think, make me wonder, give me hope, make me want to be better and basically... just keep me going. These people, that others warn me about... the ones that I meet in abandoned buildings, or online... are simply the best of the best. Thank you for including me in your lives. (And yes... I stood on this bridge, dressed like this ,alone, in broad daylight, with cars going by (probably because you gave me the courage to do this... so, let's all say it together.... I NEED HELP!!)
This is Seebee Dam. Why someone wrote Help on the rocks I do not know. When I saw it, I immediately thought "black and white" haha.
Does anyone know what the hell this thing is? Like, I'm pretty sure it's megabl*ks, But I haven't the slightest idea how to track down where it originated from. Anyone know?
So I'm working on these two! I need help deciding which one to enter in Maynifigure and on what head to use for jyn. Please help and comment if you fave!
Thanks,
Boss
i'm really just hanging on by a thin thread. i think i plan so much for myself. the trouble is, im the type of person who HAS to do it. i dont make promies to myself and others i cant keep. so if i have a goal, i do it. and then i spread myself thin and dont have enough time!
well. maybe ill take a little time off from being so busy (but still do my 365...of course)
August 15, 2001, B881 helper with veteran WM engineer GS Ratke at the throttle is on the rear of 80 empties headed up the Georges Creek Sub at Westernport, MD. By anytime in the CSX era trains for this subdivision were always called as needed and catching one was always a win. This particular train will load at Morrison's just few miles up the line.
A strange detail on the base of a gothic cathedral pillar.
Explore #448 on the 23rd of October 2007.
Can any of you wonderful people please help identify this plant, I found it growing right on the west coast of Scotland in North Ayrshire. I cannot remember ever seeing it before and I would really appreciate if you can identify it, thanks in advance.
Caitlin, shot at The Forge studios in Los Angeles.
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At Mandaguari yard, after uncoupling, the southbound train continues its trip while the helper trio awaits clearance to leave for Sarandi on August 10, 2024.
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No pátio de Mandaguari, após o desacoplamento, o trem no sentido sul continua sua viagem enquanto o trio do helper aguarda a liberação para partir á Sarandi em 10 de agosto de 2024.
I am often asked, "How do you get your dolls to stand?". Well, here is an example. Although she is very difficult to photoshop out of the photo, Ellie makes for a great assistant. Next I will need to teach her to use just one paw.