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I never forgot 'The Numbers Project', it's just that lack of job, then job, then pandemic took priority. Next stop - no fuel to go number hunting...
This keyboard captured at the last hotel we stayed in, 3 months before the pandemic hit.
Era il tempo in cui, per ricevere una telefonata, occorreva stare a casa,alcune volte fissare il telefono, quasi per esortarlo a produrre quel driiin che spesso non arrivava mai...
Just four numbers lower at PC 18474 and I would have found the caboose, or "cabin car" that I practically grew up in. PC Model N-11 18478 is on display in downtown Union City, Indiana along CSX's ex-Big 4 (CCC&StL)/NYC/PC/CR Indianapolis Line Sub. This cabin car was never red while in service though, and wore PC green when built by PC in their ex-NYC Despatch Shops, then later Conrail blue.
Read a brief history of the Despatch Shops operated as the Merchants Despatch here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merchants_Despatch
Sunset glow on Horsetail Falls, Yosemite NP
Best on lightbox, press L
Here's my best capture of this spectacular event. As there were 100's of photographers staked out in the 3 best spots in the valley, I expected there to be a flood of posts on flickr, but there haven't been that many. I'm pleased with this one, so, hope you are too.
A funny story to go with this:
While we were waiting for the sun to get to its best position to photograph the falls, some elderly ladies were milling about all the photographers, apparently attracted by the sheer numbers of people -- they probably thought there was an animal to be seen. The clouds went gray and the event looked like it was going to be a bust; and my partner was anxious to get on the road home was about ready to call it quits. A minute or so later the glow began to appear on the wall of El Capitan and the whoops and "thank yous" began from the photographer chorus. The elderly ladies who had come to Yosemite just for the vacaction were suddenly treated to this light show par excellence and started freaking with excitement. They had no idea what was in store and were completely amazed. They walked all over the place saying OMG! and we were hoping they would not bump our tripods as they were stepping within inches of all our gear. We had to have one eye on the camera and the other on them. It made the event all the more memorable.
But wait, there's more!
I've posted an HD video of frazil ice we saw the following weekend here
Hope you all can get this image like this for yourselves, and have a great weekend!
digital art
created in Photoshop CC and Topaz. All elements and the composition are my own with the exception of a pattern of numbers from Graphic Stock, which I altered.
Adding numbers found in the wild to my 1-100 Numbers album. #99 was on the side of a Truck on a stop-and-go freeway. More stop than go. He grew up as a 42 before maturing into a 99.
This is the birthday card that I gave my husband for his birthday because he is talented at mathematics. On the inside, the card says "It's just a number. Happy Birthday." This picture was taken at Systems Labs in Sherman Oaks, California in 1957. It reminds me of the movie Hidden Figures, which was about African American women mathematicians in the early days of the space program.
Which number to take, that's the question... Golf clubs in low light.
[I guess good monitor calibration is required to enjoy this shot optimally.]
This pretty Palm Warbler was seen in May at Magee Marsh in Ohio. Spring migration is an exciting time for bird photography because the birds are in full plumage, and they are seen in greater numbers. Also, they are more easily seen because the trees are not fully leafed at that time. I am eager to see my feathered friends again this Spring.
Canon 60 D, with Canon 100-400 mm lens
Kikka is pretending to be a teacher teaching numbers to the smaller ones. Her pupils don't seem to be interested, though...
(Toy Sunday: Numbers)
HMM....... the macromondays theme for today is numbers. my intention is to show you the inside of a clickr-- this one is more visually interesting though. it's 2 and a half inches from top to bottom... dang, the dusting on picmonkey took off the EXIF data.. so this is the undusted one
macromondays numbers possibility