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“Train, train, coming ‘round, ‘round the bend
‘Round, ‘round the bend
Train, train, coming ‘round, ‘round the bend
‘Round the bend
Well, it took my baby, but it never will again
Never will again…” Mystery Train
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Macro Mondays is a weekly theme-based challenge group. This week's theme was "Trash!" No kidding! I felt like a garbage hoarder until I could figure out what to photograph!
The "person" and "hat" were made from the peel of a roasted sweet potato and the background is the used parchment paper. The figure is 2-1/4" high. Happy Macro Mondays! HMM!
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Actually that morning the fog stayed until noon.
"Fog
Fog is mysterious, wet and dark.
Fog blurs your view and makes you unsure of what's coming next" Lucy Grainger
Кто-то ночью утащил лес.
Был он вечером, а утром исчез.
Не осталось ни пенька, ни куста,
Только белая кругом пустота" Ирина Токмакова
Mystery Wire in the barn, in the back corner in the dark behind an old box was this stack of old spooled thread, industrial spools, must have came from someplace, shot in North Carolina.
from the unknown films and unknown cameras, mystery subjects. I don't know when they were taken. I just cleaned out
cameras and sent the film to Blue Moon Camera in Portland OR for developing.
I love to shoot in fog.
The silhouettes, shadows and hints of light.. It's like living a mystery novel and I'm the detective.
That's about as exciting as it gets for me folks.. And I'm sticking with it.
Several clouds were growing while I was shooting the Bryce Canyon at sunset, why not mount the Zoom and do some shoots on the far distance? The small mesa on the horizon under the pink clouds was absolutely interesting and mysterious. Who knows its name?
HAPPY WINDOW WEDNESDAY(S) !!
It's a mystery! Who or what tried to rip the screen off the this little window, and why? As you can see, this window, in a little old garden house, is way up, under the eaves. It is not humanly accessible except with a ladder. Hmm...
This garden house is on a nice private plot, at the beginning of the Moostal, a pasture-and woods area that is part of our village. This garden house has been there for decades. For a while, about 10 years ago, it was used as a chicken coop. So maybe back then, some ambitious semi-feral cat was trying to get at the chickens, but gave up for some reason.
These days, the garden house is used by humans. They have put the chickens in a newly-constructed pen at the back of the garden. It is netted over...with chicken wire.
Location; Moostal, Riehen BS Switzerland.
In my album; Dan's Windows.
behind my house...
I believe it's a thornless Honey Locust Tree... even though it never produced long seed pods.
Anthony Gormley sculpture photographed down by the Water of Leith in Newhaven, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2020.
With a bright blue pool of water breaking up what is usually a barren wasteland, MRL's last SD45 leads up quite an unusual move... where at? If I've told you don't spoil it!
The Pyramids of Hunger are structures designed by the Russian engineer Alexander Golod. They refer to the so-called "energy pyramids", which in occultism are considered transformers or accumulators of some unknown science of "bioenergy".
In the CIS, a lot of pyramidal constructions of the Hunger construction were built, the most famous of which was the pyramid, destroyed by the hurricane on May 29, 2017, built on the 38th kilometer of Novorizhskoe highway. The Pyramids of Hunger caused a wide public response in connection with the speculative pseudo-scientific statements of the author that the form of the pyramids proposed by him allegedly "harmonizes the structure of the surrounding space", bringing it in line with the ideal proportion of the golden section and thus correcting defects caused by unreasonable activities as a community of people. and nature itself.
There is no information on any positive changes in the environment and society on the territories adjacent to the Famine pyramids. According to the conclusion of Academician Eduard Kruglyakov, Chairman of the Commission on Combating Pseudoscience of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the magical properties of the pyramids, declared by the Hunger and other construction workers, have no scientific basis.
Пирамиды Голода — сооружения, разработанные российским инженером Александром Голодом. Относятся к так называемым «энергетическим пирамидам», которые в оккультизме считаются преобразователями или накопителями некой неизвестной науке «биоэнергии».
В СНГ построено множество пирамидальных сооружений конструкции Голода, самым известным из которых являлась разрушенная ураганом 29 мая 2017 года пирамида, возведённая на 38-м километре Новорижского шоссе. Пирамиды Голода вызвали широкий общественный резонанс в связи со спекулятивными псевдонаучными заявлениями автора, что предлагаемая им форма пирамид якобы «гармонизирует структуру окружающего пространства», приводя её в соответствие с идеальной пропорцией золотого сечения и исправляя тем самым дефекты, обусловленные неразумной деятельностью как сообщества людей, так и самой природы.
Сведений о каких-либо положительных изменениях в среде и обществе на прилегающих к пирамидам Голода территориях нет. По заключению председателя комиссии по борьбе с лженаукой РАН академика Эдуарда Круглякова, волшебные свойства пирамид, заявляемые Голодом и другими их строителями, не имеют под собой научных оснований.
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Пирамиды_Голода
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Some people like to shoot shoes. I prefer to find a single shoe or boot someplace where it is unexpected, then wonder why it's there. What happened here? Was there some kind of accident in the dangerous area? Is some guy walking around with one boot? At least there was no foot left in it. Yes, I looked.
Milpitas, California.
Shingle Creek
Shingle Creek Regional Park
Kissimmee, Florida USA
infrared
590nm
Playing with the green channel
If you zoom in to the little boat that is travelling across Sydney Harbour, you will note that its name is 'Mystery Bay', lol.
This is the view of Sydney from the Greenwich Boat Ramp, at Greenwich. In the foreground looms the mysterious and deserted Goat Island with its jungle terrain and abandoned wharf buildings.
This is a newly discovered vantage point for me, as I have - for some unknown reason - never visited Greenwich before.
And, fortuitously, I discovered a nearby cafe along Greenwich Road, the TWO.H cafe (weird name) which served amazing flat white coffees and home-made pastries, served by two Asian chicks straight out of modelling school in Hong Kong.
Extraordinary. And the coffee was very good too, lol.
Due to work commitments I could not get to Greenwich at sunset (my preferred time for harbour photography) but, on the upside, you can zoom in to see the city buildings clearly - despite being 8kms away.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 75-300mm f/4 lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom.
The rising sun silhouettes a mysterious tower covered in communications equipment at Raytheon Intelligence & Space, McKinney, Texas.
“The job of the artist is always to deepen the mystery.”
Quote – Francis Bacon
Happy week ahead ;-))
I'm still not sure what species this is, but they come up every year in the same spot in the park and nowhere else. It doesn't seem to be a native wildflower. It may be I. orientalis, white Dutch iris or Siberian iris. I especially liked the droplet and lady bug on this one.
During shooting some other spot, this light beams were hitting the northern coast line and I tried to catch them. This photograph is far away from being technically good. But I like it anyways because of its mood.
July 2018 | Parque Natural da Madeira
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