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I have been after a shot like this for a long time – a shorebird caught in the middle of a foam line created by the gentle waves as they reach the shoreline. This little sanderling was scurrying back and forth between the waves searching for tiny morsels to snack on. It makes for lots of “throw aways” on the card to get the bird and the foam just right. I just love how the light highlights the bubbles in the foam, the bird and the incoming wave.
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If spiritual experience is first of all marked by a kind of illumination, love needs time to attain its perfection. The word “growth” (wassen, volwassen) appears on many occasions in Hadewijch’s writings. In them we can trace a gradual development, a real pedagogy of time. This spiritual growth is continuous and, using a very feminine metaphor, she says that, if it was interrupted, it would be like “stopping the labour of a woman in confinement” (L.XXI).
Poem XVI (MDXVI,ll.160-164): To see oneself devoured, engulfed In Love’s abyssal essence, Ceaselessly to founder in ardour or in coldness In the profound and lofty darkness of Love: This indeed surpasses the torments of Hell.
-Hadewijch of Antwerp (13th Century), WOMEN MYSTICS IN Medieval Europe, Emilie Zum Brunn and Georgette Epiney-Burgard
Re-post of an earlier photo. Kind of what I did before but I added the Adamski Effect and it turned out a little better
On our journey to Austria's highest mountain in the beginning of June that year, we passed this interesting place just before the pretty village of Heiligenblut. I was fascinated that the top of the church tower was in line with the summit of the mountain.
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1902 Panhard-Levassor followed by a 1902 Wolseley. London to Brighton Veteran Car Run 2022 at Coulsdon.
A strange thing is memory, and hope; one looks backward, and the other forward; one is of today, the other of tomorrow. Memory is history recorded in our brain, memory is a painter, it paints pictures of the past and of the day. Anna Mary Robertson Moses
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This great old covered hopper was sitting at Mendota, IL on 4-7-17. It's a bit hard to read, but it's a Detroit & Toledo Shore Line hopper with the slogan "Expressway for Industry."
Ok Christmas Eve, 4 Westbound BNSF trains sit lined up on the siding tracks at CP 550. Coal City, IL
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"Dancing Towers" at the Reeperbahn in Hamburg.
office and hotel building.
A red light bar is mounted on the roof edge of the hotel.
Probably a marking for air traffic!?
"Tanzende Türme" an der Reeperbahn in Hamburg.
Büro und Hotel Gebäude.
An der Dachkante des Hotels ist eine rote Lichtleiste montiert..
Vermutlich eine Kennzeichnung für den Flugverkehr!?
What once was the mainstay power on the Janesville Line, now is nothing more than a fond memory for those that worked and watched Milwaukee Road's pumpkin F's. The orange F's may be just distant ghosts now, but the WSOR has revitalized the line and second generation EMD's can be seen on a daily basis.
While first passing this famous beach... there was hardly any ice....... one little piece near the waves... some almost melted pieces at the back of the beach... The storm that had raged in the days before had trapped all ice in the east corner of the Jökulsárlón lagoon and nothing was floating out into the ocean.
What a difference it was some days later... There was almost too much ice on the beach and in the crashing waves... I really had to search for a composition, further down the beach. Then I found these three distinct pieces of ice: transparent, white and blue. They were lined up perfectly for only a short time between the continuously coming waves and, while dodging those same waves, I managed to take this exposure.
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