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This is on the side of a huge rock wall at the Hole N The Rock along highway 191 south of Moab. Lots of interesting things to look at, but it started pouring down rain shortly after we stopped and we didn't get to look at all of it. Here's some of the things we saw before we ran for the car.
Here are a couple inks if you want to see more about the Hole N The Rock.
"Old Baldy" lighthouse, Bald Head Island, NC. Shot through the two filters (polarizer and 81A) I was going to use for a color exposure with the 4x5, which I didn't make because I missed the brief window where the sun got through to the foreground, so the dynamic range was too high for Provia. Did a couple of B/Ws (with a longer lens). So I'm caught up on my iPhone pix from my recent trips. Getting ready to send off a big (for me) load of E-6, both 4x5 and 120, and I have a fair backlog of B/W to develop at home.
One of NS's PR43C locomotives leads this short local train North. Seeing these locomotives was the best part of the vacation. These are rebuilt SD50 and SD60 locomotives repowered with CAT engines and are rated 4,300HP.
How time flies, eh? (www.flickr.com/photos/scottjacksonvstheworld/6101745646/i...)
This is my mum and Jane walking away from going up to the cemetery.. I went twice. Once just me and my mum and once with Jane, Mum and my camera. It's pretty up there so why not?
Whilst we were up there we found a man looking at one of the names on the wall and as we approached him to get past he turned to me and my mum and held out his phone asking if I'd take a photo for him. I obviously obliged and he explained that the names on the wall were that of his grandparents. He'd come all the way from Australia just to see their names on that wall. It was amazing.
I miss her. So much more than I ever thought I would.
I love you. <3
One of the most known touristic places in Copenhagen. Just quickly stitched pano. Big size looks not bad at all ;)
One of the common Dialictus group Lasioglossum species, often involved in confusion among several similar species. This one collected by Tim McMahon in Cecil County Maryland
This week, Mike is in for a bit of Italian glamour at CinemAmbiente - an environmental film festival in Turin, in northern Italy. On the show he talks to Ric O'Barry - who once trained flipper but who now campaigns to save dolphins - about the oscar winning film, The Cove.
Apologies to anyone who watches my photostream through an RSS reader - you've been slammed with twenty or so of these photos today because iPhoto's flickr plug-in decided to break. This is the final one, though, thanks for playing!
Spring break back on Walnut Hill, learning to appreciate and long for the finer things at Tufts. Incomparable friends, a good deal of children's theatre, and a whole slew of waffles. And Rosie's bed, of course.
This osprey isn't happy unless it's adding sticks to its nest. Taken April '13 in Shelter Island, NY.
In hebrew and english: "...and all the trees of the feild will clap hands." Painted on the remaining part of a tree after I saw that it had been chopped down.
One day after last week - an attempt to cross over to another timeline through diplomacy and determination resulted in an unexpected jump to a third timeline. Is there perhaps a formula to return to the 'old' timeline?
Selwyn House, School fair, March 29, 2012 Christchurch New Zealand.
A wonderful Sunny afternoon out with a friend
Created for PC Week #412
Source image with thanks to Pareeerica
Background: Dasha444.
Skulls: Elevit stock.
Girl: Model Nikinix.
Girl:Jagged Eye.
Texture: Skeletal Mess.
Diligent pied billed grebe parents feed their four while building a second nest downstream a bit. They must be getting ready for another brood. Avila Beach, CA
One of a number of adverts from the c.1929 "Official Handbook" to the County Borough of Dudley in Worcestershire produced on behalf of the Corporation by the publisher E. j. Burrow & Co. Ltd. The adverts show the then relatively prosperous industrial and manufacturing town that was still, in many ways, closely allied to the traditional Black Country industries based on the centuries old coal, iron and steel enterprises.
The Earl of Dudley's works at Round Oak near Brierley Hill, in Staffordshire, had been established as an iron works in 1857 but, with a view to a shift to steel manufacturing, the company was reformed in 1891 as a publci company but it struggled financially and in 1897 it was reformed again under the Dudley family control as the The Earl of Dudley's Round Oak Works Ltd. In post-war years after Nationalisation it returned to private ownership under Tube Investments before, like the rest of the industry, returning to government ownership in 1967. Finally British Steel closed the plant in 1982. The site now forms part of the Merry Hill shopping centre.