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Macro Mondays Redux 2015--My Favorite Theme of the Year - Technology
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Nissin i40
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"We know what happens at Vorkuta, Mason. Where is the broadcast station?"
"I don't know anything about the f•cking numbers!!"
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It was interesting that there was very little publicity regarding the 2 year anniversary of the first, nationwide pandemic lockdown. Two years on and these are the numbers of infections and deaths (24 Mar 22). We have been incredibly lucky in many ways not to have suffered the death rate per million population that others (eg USA) have suffered but these people who died were loved by family and friends.
The pandemic is now something many are fatigued by and have wished away. The effects on our economy, psyche, mental health and common purpose has been profound and disturbing.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Victoria. Plus other Australian States:
Megan is so hoping that the numbers add up and that she really does have enough money at last.
She has been saving up for own hobby horse for so long now.
ADAD Febraury
One of my attempts at the "Smile on Saturday" theme "Numbers".
Shot with an Agfa "M 3525 6/3" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Camera: Mamiya M645
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f2.8
Film: Kodak Ektar 100 (fresh)
Developer: Unicolor C-41
Scanner: Epson V600
Photoshop: Curves, Healing Brush (spotting)
Lothian Buses fleet of vehicles with blinds are dwindling in numbers so its nice to photograph some that still do have their three sets of blinds.
Lothian 914 at Shandwick Place with no intermediate blind showing on a service 25 to Riccarton. 13th August 2020.
Resident, winter visitor from Iceland and passage migrant (birds on passage from Scandinavia/the Baltic breeding areas to west African wintering areas). Highest numbers occur during the early autumn, when there is overlap of the populations.
Identification
As the name suggests, its most distinctive feature is the leg colour - bright red. A common wader of wetlands throughout the country, though mainly coastal estuaries in winter. A generally mouse brown bird with dark streaking. Bill medium length and straight, reddish at the base. Legs relatively long. Can occur in quite large numbers at the larger estuaries.
Voice
An hyterical, piercing "tew…hoo, tew…hoo", always loud - often scaring other birds away. Persisitent "tew.. tew...tew.." at breeding grounds.
Diet
Detect prey visually and feed mostly during the day along the upper shore of estuaries and along muddy river channels. Feed singly or in small groups, and their prey consists mostly of Hydrobia sp., Corophium sp. and nereid worms
Breeding
Nests on the ground in grassy tussock, in wet, marshy areas and occasionally heather. Adults often keep guard standing on fence posts or high rocks. Breeds mainly in midlands (especially Shannon Callows) and northern half of the country, but not commonly anywhere in Ireland.
Wintering
Winters all around the coasts of Ireland, Britain and many European countries. Favours mudflats, large estuaries and inlets. Smaller numbers at inland lakes and large rivers.
My house number painted on the curb next to my driveway. It gets very beat up because it's on a tight curve at the end of a cul-de-sac and gets hit every so often by a vehicle who misjudged the curve or by someone who tries to squeeze a parking place out of the space. (At least it is no longer used as a parking space - the city painted the curb red.) For We're Here who are looking at Numbers today and for my POTD.
98&11
Little things that keep me wondering...
The many life-lines of the tree are aging, hollowing out and do the numbers on the mark implicate a year of date?
Showing this in black and white seemed to fit more than in color.
What to do with the worlds most famous locomotive that has been photographed many times. Look for the details for a different photography angles was my idea. Flying Scotsman is of course the loco
Unptached SP A4400CW No. 309 serves as the DPU on an eastbound coal train rolling past KC's Union Station on the KCT East-West Corridor.
In 2014, several AC4400CWs still retaining their original SP numbers could be found across the UP system, but now, they wear armour yellow paint and numbers that fit in UP's roster. 10/22/14