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We had some awesome Milkshakes and Burger in this great 50s styled restaurant in the middle of Queenstown!

 

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Dangast, North Sea, Germany

This time a longer exposure and without a subject. The conveyer belt is sharp while the rest is in motion.

   

Norderney

Nordsee

  

„... Lebe heute und gebe einen Fick auf Morgen... Das Böse lauert nicht in der Dunkelheit. Nein, es lächelt Dich tagsüber von irgendwelchen Plakaten an. Oder erzählt mir seine Lügen von irgendeinem Bildschirm. Die Falle, in die ich getappt bin, habe ich mir selbst gestellt. Darum passe ich auch nicht mehr in das gängige Beuteschema. Ich bin verloren. Und fühle mich gut dabei. Die Tage, an denen Blut an meinen Sneakern klebte. Oder Kotze. Sie sind vorbei. Und glaube nur noch wenigen. Und mir selbst an den wenigsten Tagen. Der Druck in der Brust, die zugeschnürter Kehle. Das Adrenalin. Ich bin unsichtbar, aber nicht unverwundbar. Alles hat seinen Preis. Und erinnerst Du Dich? Am Ende ist alles Nichts. Meine Poesie ist die Dichtung der Verlorenheit. Die Einsamkeit ist zugleich der Antrieb und das Hindernis in meinem Leben. Ein Nichtskönner, die nichts anderes tun kann als ein Niemand zu sein. Unscheinbar. Weil meine tiefere Bedeutung einer anderen Welt entspringt...“

   

Kodak Gold 200 with Minolta X-700 and Rokkor 28 mm

Pop, pop, hiss, hiss, oh what a relief it is. Pressure relief valve on one of the steam locomotives at Niles Canyon Railway maintenance yard, near Sunol, California.

   

An abstract look at one of my seven guitars

Hier noch eine weitere Perspektive des grünen Wasserfall in Oberbayern, unweit des Walchensee

 

Exposure Blending 13s & 1/3s

A sentimental journey

back and forth through time

a haze sometimes

clear as crystal on other days

this is where the emotion chimes

 

hourly, daily, eternally perhaps?

as much as the Sun gives to life

the hidden shadows remain lost

to the extended night

only touched by reality's hurtful frost

 

perchance can it change at all?

or has time done enough inside

that sentence dressed in ill-fitting words

like Winter nestling in the clutch of Spring

the bane of all nature's lovebirds

 

herald the call with a cry

in clonos nothing can defy the truth

of intuitive feelings so vivacious

they of the free world fly in the face of our 'society'

reaching up in unison, in search of rightness...

 

we follow suit for justification of our ills

clarification of the wrongs within

condemnation of all others we deem below us

always in denial of our own contemptuous stance

of which none among us are truly blameless

 

upon this fact we at least stand shoulder to shoulder-

the blame in part,

consuming thoughts on a diet of weighty emotions

is a recipe for the poor health of purpose

we must all take responsibility for the recycling of such actions.

 

by anglia24

09h30: 10/04/2008

©2008anglia24

Military vehicle slowly decaying

on the beach in Kent

HDR

The same spot as the previous picture, but I have changed to wide angle.

Reflection of Torre Glòries

 

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Toronto , ON

 

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Homes

Tahoe dock (II), after kids heard the dinner call and ran home giggling again

Union Pacific SD90MAC-II units No. 8536 and 8551 lead a 120 car ILBG1 container train at Lake Point, Utah the afternoon of Aug. 20, 2000. Between 1996 and 1999, EMD built 21 SD90MAC-H and 40 SD90MAC-II locomotives for the Union Pacific Railroad. Originally numbered 8501-8521 and 8522-8561, the 6000 horsepower units were in direct competition with GE’s new AC6000CW series. The units were equipped with radial steering trucks, AC traction motors, and isolated safety cabs with shock absorbers. Operational flexibility compared to UP’s smaller units plagued them from the beginning and UP retired all of its 6000 HP EMD units by 2008.

photoshop manipulation & wacom intuos 4

A scenic spot along Devil Creek outside of Naches, Washington.

II/I

Just a bit of fun and a way to pass my time recovering from this bug. This was taken while exploring the Italian countryside and a drive down a dirt track we spotted a small forest of clean poplar trees.

Chinon Auto 55mm f1.7 lens

Slow Your Roll ISO1.6 35mm film

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

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