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After spotting 6 loads and pulling 9 empties at Eastern Fence on the Calverton Spur, the RS70 crew is seen shoving on last time on the spur to reach LIRR's mainline. The crew utilized the runaround track on the spur to position the engines for the journey back west to Pineaire Yard in Brentwood. I've said it once and I'll say it again, this spur is easily my favorite spot on the Island, an area that constantly makes you ask yourself "Am I really still on Long Island?"
Venice, Italy
One of my themes for Venice was to capture the little details and unusual images that might get overlooked when visiting this architectural gem of a location. However, that plan went straight out of the window (excuse the pun) as soon as we arrived on the train. With limited time, especially sunrise and sunset locations the obvious cliché shots took precedence as my Venice stream shows. But, hopefully the odd shot like this will show my intentions... I'm sure I can find one or two more if I look hard enough.
I hate making panoramas with my 13" laptop piece of shit! Can´t wait for faster computer.. Regardless, here it is! :D Same place as the previous picture was taken; Kopparnnäs. Polarization filer used in 14 different photos @ 15mm.
f/16 - ISO 50 - 4 seconds exposure
On the final leg of its 2021 tour, Union Pacific 4-8-8-4 "Big Boy" 4014 climbs the hill at Speer on the final home stretch to its home terminal of Cheyenne, WY. Cutting through the smog due to wildfires that were happening in California at the time & the wind carrying the smoke this far east, the crew makes sure to put on a show on this final hill approaching town. 9-7-21
♪♫ "One was Johnny" ♪♫
Just messing around with parts to build some mini-bots... or drones... or whatever the kids are calling 'em these days...
By contemplating the created order, and by contemplating and ordering the moral structure of one’s own life, one would be led to the pure theoria of the fountainhead of all existence, ho on, ‘the existing one’, ‘He Who is’, this being the name of God revealed to Moses at the burning bush. Historical revelation in this light becomes God’s method of spelling out truth in the terms of the world: an arrangement of clues which, rightly seen, leads to illumination. However, this is not really comparable to the enlightenment of the gnostic: there is no ‘technology’ here, no suggestion of control over the laws of the Spirit. The end is simply contemplation, the enjoying of God for his sake alone; and Philo shares the biblical repugnance for any suggestion that God can be brought into human control. God can never be contained in human concepts. Moses ascends into a cloud and darkness beyond the scope of intellect, where God offers himself directly to the vision, without the intervention of any form or idea. Here, then, the pilgrimage of the understanding is seen not (as for the gnostic) in terms of acquisition but in terms of stripping away, the stripping of multiple and diffuse kinds of apprehension to the simplicity of a single-hearted vision –in Platonic terms, the return from the Many to the primal One.
- The Wound of Knowledge Christian Spirituality from the New Testament to St John of the Cross, ROWAN WILLIAMS
Number One in the Dark Side of Fairytales Series
Model: Victoria Rand
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Rey. The Scavenger from Jakku. A new hope for the galaxy.
When I was finished with Tusken, I've pretty much chose to continue within the set-up by making a few changes to it and here’s what I’ve got in return. There we’re lots of potential frames from the session and I’m sure I can ‘play’ with these later, but this particular frame did the tricks on me. I can’t tell you the exact reason, why I chose this frame, maybe it’s because it sums up the technique, I’ve used for it, leaving out just a bit something, which were found on those other frames. I’m pretty sure, I will continue to playing with this session on some other day!
One photo, three fireworks!
three scenes of the traditional fireworks presented on the evening of August 15 at the edge of Royan beach
I took the Escallonia as my photo of the day (next photo), but that was before I found my new toy soldiers.
Or more correctly the rawlplugs for the wall mountings for the TV!
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here's my daughter looking very happy on christmas day... not only did her and her little brother get a trampoline for christmas (she'd only been asking for the last 5 years), she also got some new gymnastics leotards too. this one still has the tags on :)
... and, I haven't done any of it for ages... although, more recent than this photo. However, I was scrolling through old photos and deleting and trying to organize over 17,000 and saw this one... so decided to show what the table looks like when needle felting even the tiniest of bears.
This one became a sweet little girl that travelled to the U.K. to a blog buddy .. her photo will be the one beside this one...tomorrow, for Teddy Tuesday.
She has only "test eyes" .. to decide on which size beads will work....test eyes are little beads on pins to stick in and out easily .. then, the desired size of beads are stitched on.
This is a new travel, a documentary in videoclip's Style.
Are you ready to live the Africa like one life style?
video.libero.it/app/play?id=4d5b9a365c9d5413f46c3d75b2da1819
Good travel, Marco. ;0)