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This is a view back toward the large bay that offers free anchorage for boats. Many people live on seaworthy boats part time or even year round, and sail the waters of the Caribbean. Most Caribbean islands offer free protected anchorages and the occupants use dinghies to come ashore.\
Key West, Florida
Rebeca Bashly - Colour Key
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Darkness by Leonard Cohen
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWBTEngjktA
I used to love the rainbow
And I used to love the view.
Another early morning, I'd pretend that it was you.
But I caught the darkness baby
And I got it worse than you.
I caught the darkness,
It was drinking from your cup.
I caught the darkness,
Drinking from your cup.
I said is this contagious?
You said just drink it up.
Roof shingle key/gage for measuring flat roof shingles and estimating the time left in their lifetime for the Crazy Tuesday challenge: Measuring and/or Measuring Instruments.
Happy Tuesday!
Key System articulated Bridge Car 177 (Bethlehem Steel 1937) running @ Oakland, Ca.
Kodachrome my collection, photographer unknown. (Jan. 1957)*
When on a workshop, each night I review the next day's proposed photography location and consider all the details and the latest weather forecast. On this particular evening we were in Te Anau and the forecast for Fiordland was for strong North West winds and heavy rain. Our objective for sunrise was Key Summit, which from Te Anau meant a 3am departure. With a forecast like that you would be forgiven for choosing not to go. I reviewed the forecast closely and especially the speed of the incoming weather and the weather maps. Having many years experience in New Zealand's mountains meant I had some idea of how the weather developed, but of course no one has a crystal ball. I said to the group that rather than stay in bed we should roll the dice and try our luck. We awoke to calm conditions, as we approached the start of the Routeburn track it was still dark but I could see we were in cloud. As we walk along the track our head lamps picked up the tiny droplets of water in the air, it was strangely calm. Shortly before we reached the turnoff to Key Summit the air cleared and we could see stars above. I knew we had climbed above the low cloud and I had a sense this was going to be one of those magic mornings in the mountains...
#routeburn #mountaspiringnationalpark #newzealand #darranmountains #panorama #keysummit
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Macro Mondays theme Treasured.
More than 30 years ago I needed a morse key for my amateur radio exam. Since my budget was very limited, I bought this old morse key in very bad condition at a flea market. After the restoration, I practiced a lot and finally passed my test with this key.
Key | Minho | Hyunjin
*Ayashi Brothers*
♥ photographer Hasu
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favorite song:
Stray Kids 『THE SOUND』
To say that life was tough in Joshua Tree in the early 20th century is a gross understatement. Remote, rugged, extremely isolated, with all the harshness and challenges of living in the desert apply to the Keys Ranch area of what is now Joshua Tree National Park. Bill Keys is perhaps the best known of the early settlers in the area, and the National Park Service provides guided tours to his ranch. Read more about the fascinating Keys Family at this link: [www.desertusa.com/desert-people/bill-keys.html]
High key black and white portrait of a horse. Camino Real, Ajijic, Mexico. Self critique: On this trip, when I packed my camera I didn't realize that I had forgotten to take the wide angle lens (12 mm to 24 mm) off the camera and put back on my 'normal' 28 mm to 300 mm lens. After berating myself for my stupidity, my challenge was to explore photographic subjects that lent themselves to only the wide angle lens.
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Key West
Florida
Key West Cemetery
Robert Eugene Otto
Robert Eugene Otto was born into an affluent Key West family in October 1900. The family ran their home , later called 'The Artist House,' with the assistance of servants from the Caribbean and the Bahamas. Robert "Gene" Otto was an only child who was cared for by a nanny, believed to have been of Bahamian descent.
In 1904, when Robert was 4 years old, he was given a doll, claimed to have been made for him by his nanny. It was also claimed that the hair on the doll's head was Robert's. Young Robert was enthralled by this toy and was rarely seen without it. He was even heard to speak to the doll, and some say that the doll could be heard to answer back. The boy and his doll could be seen in town dressed in an identical sailor suit, and the doll had his own chair at the family's dinner table. At some point in time Robert demanded that he only be called "Gene" because his doll was named "Robert." Whenever "Gene" was accused of committing some sort of mischief he would declare, "Robert did it!" By all accounts the attachment to this toy was a strange one. It has been rumoured that the doll was imbued with powers through the use of voodoo by four servants, including the creator of the doll.
Robert "Gene" Otto kept the doll throughout his life and the attic was decorated as a room for Robert the Doll, including his own furniture. Eventually Gene married a woman named Anne, and even as an adult the doll was still used as a scapegoat. On many occasions after arguing with his wife "Gene" would later claim that "Robert did it!" Anne despised the doll and insisted that it remain in the attic. Upon Gene's death Anne placed the doll in a trunk, left it in the attic and sold the house.
www.anomalous-phenomena-investigations.co.uk/featured/rob...
Alicia Keys performing exclusively for BBC Radio 1Xtra & an audience of less than 100 competition winners. She did a set of classics including Falling, Superwoman, You Don't Know My Name, Teenage Lover Affair, plus Sleeping With a Broken Heart & Doesn't Mean Anything from her new album Element Of Freedom.
The session & interview will be broadcast on 1Xtra & Radio 1 with Trevor Nelson from 7pm on Saturday 23rd January 2010. For more info check out the 1Xtra website.
The BBC's Maida Vale studios have hosted some of the world's finest musicians, from The Beatles to Dizzee Rascal. In 2009 the BBC celebrated 75 years of Maida Vale. It's also a maze to navigate, & I get lost everytime I'm in the building.
Having a bit of a play with High Key on this Pochard. Poor light today at Welney Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, so just seeing what I could do. Comments & advice on this technique welcomed, as it's not something I've done much of.
The #MacroMondays #evolution theme
An old key from my wife's collection, above a modern one.
This is a 3 image HDR photo taken through a 12mm extension tube. The background is simply a book with a silvered cover which has reflected the brightly covered tablecloth beneath the assemblage
HMM all.
A view between the two 7-Mile Bridges there in the Florida Keys ... playing around with the color channels in Lightroom.
Quite interesting to see the change in engineering from one generation to the other here side by side.
Happy Slider Sunday ...
Opportunities are like golden #key to unlock the locked desires one has! I present you one to unlock what your heart desire most!
Smile on Saturday: Two the same
This pair of matched keys has been in our junk drawer for years. We have absolutely no idea what they're for.