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I wondered why my 'views' had gone up.
Its not quite Explore, but its a little something.
Thank you to every who ever looked enough to make one of my little pics 'interesting'
At least in Nikon D90 camera finder world.
A mild and sunny Saturday in East-Westpahilia encouraged us to start our mill-project. Our area is covered with more than 40 mills, perfectly restored and maintenanced by volunteers. Our goal is to picture the most beautiful of them in the next couple of weeks. We finished the day with a breathtaking sunset lakeside in Bad Oeynhausen.
In 'Explore', 2021.11.27
Exa IIb, Kodak Tri-X developed in Unitol, negative scan, digital development in Lightroom.
A walk around Durham in October 1965. Construction on Providence Row, next to the river, holds the attention of passers-by. Gasometer and Ice Rink are long gone . . .
Photographed at my home, Yakima County, Washington.
Last night (July 11) there was a brief rain shower, a rainbow, and colorful clouds at sunset in the West Valley area or Yakima County.
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Actitudes intesantes
Rue Libergier, Reims, Francia desde el atrio de la Catedral.- Por casualidad he captado las actitudes de las cuatro personas que aperecen en primer plano: de izquierda a derecha se ve una pareja conversando, supongo de sus cosas privadas, luego un hombre calculando si la altura de las torres de la Catedral enmarcan en su cámara y por último un señor leyendo con atencion la lápida titulada "Réconciliation".-
Rue Libergier, Reims, France from the porch of the Cathedral.- By chance I catch an interesting scene in which are involved the four persons in the foregraund:
from left to right a couple chating about, I suppose, their private things; then a man looking it the towers of the Cathedral frames well in his camera; and finally a man reading with great attention the stone entitles "Réconciliation".-
Explore/Interestingness # 246 January 12, 2013
Zen is the Japanese variant of Chán, a school of Mahayana Buddhism which strongly emphasizes dhyana c.q. concentration-meditation. This gives insight into ones true nature, or the emptiness of inherent existence, which opens the way to a liberated way of living.:credit-wikipedia
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A CP local job with GP38AC 3002 and GP20C-ECO 2267 is cooling its heels at CP's Twin Cities / Shoreham Yard terminal. Minneapolis MN 9/27/2023
Middle daughter says he reminds her of the movie the Grudge and gives her the creeps. Granddaughter always stops and says "Hi Kid" whenever she passes him.
He is roughly circa 1900. He was a wedding gift to my great grandmother and great grandfather.
He lived at my home as young girl as my dad is their oldest grandson and he acquired him.
His little fan has been repaired by my dad due to breakage over the years . At the time I always thought it was a HUGE lollipop he was holding.
Yes, I "lopped" his head off when "practicing and practicing", but it is very befitting for him. You see, when I was small, I was playing hockey with my cousin Al in the house. The stick swung back to make a slap shot and it gave him (the wise old doll) an injury. Some goalie he turned out to be...out with an injury before the season even got underway!
My dad had him repaired back to his original state by taking in the salvaged pieces in and, I assume, an old photo of him as well. The person who repaired him thought he looked unnatural without eyelashes and so they were painted on. My dad hated it and always wanted to "Paint them off".
I still love him the just the same. He's part of my heritage :-)
Right now I am nursing a terrible head and chest cold so I will have my doll check your new photos for me.
For privacy, someone chose to surround their exclusive country estate with a soybean field and a 7-foot iron-bar fence. Oh, and did I forget to mention the security camera at the front gate?
A mild and sunny Saturday in East-Westpahilia encouraged us to start our mill-project. Our area is covered with more than 40 mills, perfectly restored and maintenanced by volunteers. Our goal is to picture the most beautiful of them in the next couple of weeks. We finished the day with a breathtaking sunset lakeside in Bad Oeynhausen.
Carolettai (Carol 1), Ajna6 (Judy), Me (Carol 2), Atomic Dolll (Jen) and sbkap (Susan). This made #43 in Explore!
Artist: Robert Chambers Title: Sugabus, 2004 / Bronze with Patina "A colossal 6,000 pounds of bronze. The 45 globes resemble a giant balloon sculpture poodle. The mythological three-headed guard dog of hades into a fluffy, domesticated pet? Sugabus also represents the interlocking elements carbon, hydrogen and oxygen found in sucrose. Has Chambers made this scary creature into a loveable puffball through association with a syrupy rush?" (This description with title) .....Way to go, Mandalaybus!
1. a winters tale, 2. monarch of the glen, 3. November, 4. seasons change with the scenery..., 5. stained glass light, 6. in outer space, 7. rainbow goddess, 8. clematis crown,
9. so much pollen..., 10. hanging on, 11. set in stone, 12. a study in scarlet, 13. Fayette the foxglove fairy, 14. the agapanthus fairy, 15. seeing stars, 16. meet me at the ha ha gate...,
17. beauty at rest..., 18. it's summertime, summertime..., 19. the village, 20. heart of gold, 21. poppy dream, 22. in the beginning..., 23. the ice cream van, 24. midnight bay,
25. fossil beach, 26. the approach of sunset..., 27. beach hut heaven!, 28. be like the flower..., 29. freedom is a precious thing..., 30. spring sunshine, 31. red tornado, 32. out of the darkness...,
33. spring bouquet, 34. winter wait, 35. winter bridge, 36. slate, 37. swan lake sundown, 38. hard frost, 39. as the old year ends..., 40. the way the wind blows,
41. silent night, holy night, 42. Banksy's back!, 43. Rest In Peace, 44. harness the wind, 45. the Midas touch, 46. alone, 47. autumn rainbow, 48. little drops of water,
49. a certain slant of light, 50. sleeping power, 51. to the light house, 52. down by the Seine, 53. under the bridges of Paris, 54. clever elephant, 55. green avenue, 56. under the bridges of Salford with me...,
57. power, 58. cruising the canal, 59. Panopticon for Pendle, 60. moorland stones, 61. passiflora, 62. curiosity, 63. a Lancashire tapestry, 64. tapestry of pink,
65. all the colours of the rainbow, 66. let there be light, 67. all lit up, 68. opulence, 69. morning glory, 70. ouch!, 71. the farm gate, 72. rhapsody in blue
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16 July 2010, 197/365 #197
I have been looking at clouds over the past few days to build up a library of them. I started to take pictures just of clouds and this one looked rather drammatic, even more so after I had a play with it in photoshop. I don't do a great deal manipulations like this, but it certainly is dramatic.