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Today I did the last of the Christmas family celebrations.
I love Christmas but I am glad to be moving on......to quiet, peace and a sense of having my life back..
Ah, putting my feet up and dreaming of all I want to accomplish in 2010.
Have a great week everyone.
Moving Steel
Ein Stahlspan. Er entstand in einer CNC-Drehmaschine mit millionen Anderen seiner Art. Jeder ist dabei einzigartig. Er ist im Durchmesser etwa 5mm groß.
A steel chip. It was created on a CNC lathe with millions of others of its kind. Each one is unique. It has a diameter of about 5 mm.
This van is around the Exchange District quite a bit and has had a few different murals and such painted on the side. This is the latest version. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
“The river is moving.
The blackbird must be flying.”
—Wallace Stevens, Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird
Happy Mono Monday!
A nice sunset, captured on my old but trusty Canon S100, one of the early prosumer compact camera pioneers. It's been superseded by iPhones but I still like using it.
anyone know what these are called? i looked up purple flowers and still cannot figure it out :P
they have lasted nearly a month! took these from the original giant bouquet i took home in april.
exploring movement and exposure. using open exposure while driving to find the movement that our eyes correct.
Taken at Delfzijl, Groningen, The Netherlands.
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Just for the fun, I have playing around with overlays and stuff. I had this picture of this rural road in the morning sun, but I needed some traffic :))
This Western Sandpiper approaches the muddy shore at Homer during high tide as it frenetically searches for the next morsel of food.
Taken 5 May 2023 at Homer, Alaska.
With enough horsepower to move the Earth this Commodore lays a patch.
What has become an annual event that just keeps on keeping on, is the Auto fest Spring car Nats held in Shepparton. Here is a link to the event organisers page, autofest.com.au/.
The event has been going for over 30 years, and for many there is no better way to spend the weekend than with like-minded people, as the entrants burn rubber with an excess of horsepower, that is thankfully quite obscene : )
There was and is everything from the go to woe, handling events, drifting, and of cause burn outs! Burnouts bouncing of the rev limiting, literally hitting the redline burnouts. How much rubber do they burn, enough so I can smell it from my house nearly a mile away : ) PS the smoke signals might be cultural appropriation, so some one should bring along a Pontiac and make it officially ok : P
Jack Danniels www.jackdaniels.com/en-au has a bar, so Tennessee is represented, although in the main part, not much American iron turns up at the event in comparison to the Australian contingent and Japanese cars.
V8s are the flavour, although you might be surprised like I was this year to see a Honda S2000 turn up, a pleasant inclusion, with one of the all-time great 4 bangers in it.
Black snot is a thing, that is if you can handle the close quarters action! You might like to take some year plugs, even then for about mile you will still be able to hear the cars at it.
As a car enthusiast I enjoy the day, friendly people getting their thing on, and having a great time.
PS. Make sure you drink lots of water, and keep hydrated!
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A view of San Sebastiano in the Curone Valley, Italy, in an autumnal afternoon
With over 10 million Mallard ducks (Anas platyrhynchos) residing in North America alone, the Mallards are one of the best-known and most recognizable ducks. the mallard is a dabbling duck found throughout the temperate and sub-tropical areas around the world. The most abundant and wide-ranging duck on earth. The mallard usually inhabits the freshwaters of North America, Europe, Asia, New Zealand and Australia. Mallards usually feed on plants, such as grass seeds, leaves, stems and aquatic plants, and vegetation like grains, rice, oats and corn. However, they are also seen feeding on insects, mollusks, small fish, tadpoles, freshwater snails, fish eggs, frogs and crustaceans. A Mallard drake (Anas platyrhynchos) flies into a cove to land at White Rock Lake near Dallas, Texas.
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