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TRRA 201 job rolling down the High Line in St. Louis with a transfer for The Prairie Line at Miller Yard. Even though St. Louis has a lot of crumbling buildings, it's nice to find a couple still standing.
10-03-2025
Intricately ornate pagodas in a vibrant, lush mountain landscape in Asia, with rolling hills and towering peaks, teeming with an array of colorful flowers, cherry trees abd colourful vegetation.
The scene evokes a holographic, cosmic atmosphere, with iridescent hues and delicate textures.
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WINTER❄️
It tasted like more to go up at Le Prorel, Briançon with our ski pass without skiing to see the amazing views. Without knowing what I photographed I was surprised that this was a part of the Maginot Line so high up in the mountains🌞
I replaced the upload from a few minutes before with a panorama. After I looked back what I uploaded in 2013, I found out that this was a possible panorama of 2 photos. So I made it at once and now you can see the whole area with the wonderful mountains behind it, where it was snowing at that moment❄️
Mongolian horses at the Asian habitat at the Bronx Zoo. These horses are an ancient breed, dating back to the times of Ghengis Khan, They are shorter, stockier, and more muscular than most, and lack the distinctive forelock of hair that most horses have. These and other animals in this major exhibit can only be viewed for a few minutes from a monorail that circles around above. It's the way these horses lined up and huddled together that I found most interesting. The Bronx Zoo, NYC — August 21, 2021
"Their strong legs feature good joints but are short, and the hooves should be sound and hard. Overall, this stocky physique makes them energetic, strong, and athletic. And even though they are petite horses, the Mongolian has a high amount of stamina. Even though the Mongolian horse is small, it is not a pony breed."
In its first season of operation, the Stourbridge Line’s ex=Bangor & Aroostook BL2 leads an excursion train through Honesdale, Pennsylvania. At the time, the freight operator of the former Erie Honesdale branch was the Lackawaxen & Stourbridge. Owner Delaware Otsego had rotated a Susquehanna RS3 to power the LASB, explaining its presence in Honesdale.
The Hudson River shot from Rhinecliff, NY. The Kingston/Rhinecliff bridge is way up there in the distance.
The High Line in NYC, as taken with a Holga. thehighline.org/
Holga
Kodak B&W Tri-X 400 (120mm)
In-house developing and printing.
After climbing out of the localised mist 99 7245-6 heads away from Sorge with the 11.57 Wernigerode to Eisfelder Talmühle, complete with fabricated Christmas tree on the smokebox
Probably my personal favourite image from a recent overnight shoot in London. As blue hour approached it opened up opportunities to get creative with shutter speeds, while still leaving some lovely texture in the sky
This photo showcases the dark green base of Te Mata Peak anchoring the composition in the bottom left corner. A multitude of bare trees stretching diagonally from the top left corner to the bottom right, create a natural buffer from the thick fog that covers the Tukituki valley below. The barren trees seem to form a protective line, guarding the sleeping giant (look up the legend of Te Mata Peak) from the enveloping fog.
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