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1000cc Right hand sidecar grasstrack action at Frittenden is about to end as the front forks of No 80 are about to snap. The crew were thrown off but were unhurt.
“One day you will ask me which is more important? My life or yours? I will say mine and you will walk away not knowing that you are my life.” ~ Khalil Gibran
She really needs a name.
Does anyone have this wig? It's from the 2012 edition, tan Person21. I'm in need of one.
"I’m cornered, in fire, so break out the secrets
I hope you know, that you were worth it all along
I’m tired, you’re angry and everyone looks blurry
I love you, I’m leaving so long
Hey little one
I’m so scared of what this could have been
I know that today I lost my only friend
My little one"
one day she...
will find freedom,
won't be trapped in a broken body,
will know what it's like to run,
won't be in constant pain,
will be able to sing out loud,
won't have to endure,
will be able to say i love you too,
love you farah.
I've photographed my adorable neighbour Lukas several times already. Last time was when he turned one last month ツ
Big sister Emilie also joined in on a photo, and we took some photos inside as well, that I will show later on.
My album of portraits and people here.
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"You are the one I wake with every morning. The one I breathe with, the one whose every heartbeat I feel as my own." -Jeff Foster
날마다 걱정 속에서 사는 인생.
삶은 견디는 것이라지만, 하루 하루가 많이 많이 지쳐가는 요즘.
그런 날들.. 그런 날들..
사라져 버리고 싶다.
Pentacon Six TL
Kodak Ektar100
Jeonju, 2012
One of my favourite images from the event. I shot the Austin through a flower bed.
Austin Healey 3000 'Works', 1959.
Taken at the Concours of Elegance - Hampton Court Palace 2020
Got takeout from Panda Express for dinner tonight. I had to chuckle when I opened my fortune cookie. Why don't I ever get one that says, "great wealth is in your future" ?
262/366
I had to go to work very early one day and had my camera with me hoping to catch the sun rise and was glad when I saw the cloudy skies with sun behind the downtown skyline... taken from the train.
The same day evening I also had a chance to enjoy a beautiful sunset...
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One of those days when the light, colder temperature and a little mushroom look perfect together.
Soon we are heading for Spring so these pictures will be memories we can look back at.
An ALP-45DP and PL42AC doubleheader leads a Raritan Valley Line train east through Middlesex, NJ. Both units share the same last two digits..."31".
NJT 5435:
NJTR 4531 ALP-45DP
NJTR 4031 PL42AC
On the last night of their career, we see the B&O Color Position Lights at Leipsic Junction doing what they do best. As CSX's northbound intermodal train L042 barrels underneath the cantilever, the CPL for the main track tumbles from clear to stop on a frigid February evening.
These classic sentinels were removed today (02/22/16) and replaced with new Safetran color light signals, and a fan-favorite location in Northwest Ohio has now lost most of character...
The One Mile Telescope is an abandoned or disused telescope located near Cambridge. I had two cameras running star trail sequences last night, this was the 2nd shot with a Sony 20-70mm lens at 20mm.
I didn't care much for the fence line below the telescope so I cropped and excluded it. The telescope itself was lit from overhead by drone.
An epic night, if very cold stood in the middle of nowhere waiting for the sequence to finish.
45 minutes' worth of 30 second exposures.
film, sooc
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One of the traditional sources of power in this country was the watermill, and by the year 1300 there were reckoned to be between 10,000 and 15,000 watermills in England. Northamptonshire is fairly low-lying and the rivers slow-flowing so there were relatively few watermills on the rivers and brooks. However, there are the remains of a watermill on the west bank of the River Ise at Isham, where I live. This was used to grind corn and was built in 1848 on the site of a much earlier mill. It was partly demolished in 1947. There is still an old mill stone to be seen in the undergrowth on the site of the former mill. Appropriately, it is reached via Mill Lane.