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Zimbabwe Railways 15A class Garratt No. 414 bursts out of the tunnel near Hwange in an explosion of steamy exhaust. Farrail Charter.
Zimbabwe. June 2018. © David Hill.
Rush, CO - Inspired by this week's flickr Friday theme, FarAway. This is in eastern Colorado, where there are more dirt roads than paved roads. The cattle outnumber the people, and cell signals are nearly nonexistent.
A study of light,shadows and a bit of colour - only in post-process I noticed the 3 items theme (in the painting and on the shelf). In each case one of the items is not exactly like the others...
Sunset at Brickfield, Trinidad & Tobago
Dumping of trash any and everywhere unfortunately is a huge problem in T&T now and has been for some time , its disgusts me to be honest , tried to bring some beauty into a not to beautiful sight.
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When my father mows the lawn, he leaves some of the marguerites alive which gives me the opportunity to take pictures like this one which I had in my mind for a longer time. Most of the marguerites are equally high, but fortunately there was one that was standing out from the crowd which enabled me to get this nice painterly marguerite bokeh. Hope you like it!
Cliche Saturday
Theme: A Flair for Hair :}
My beautiful friend Anna take's the best self portrait's with her blue and green wigs. Her green wig is actually being passed around flickr.
I couldn't resist so I went ahead and bought myself a pink one. I lovvve it... but I have to say doing the hair flip with a wig is not easy! So props to you Anna!
BAM {27 of 52}
2017
12" x 8" (30cm x 20cm approx.
Oil on stretched canvas
A simple picture painted because I'm hoping for an early Spring.
Still aiming to have a few days off Flickr as I'm very busy at the moment painting a larger landscape and three other abstracts.
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A Ranger lays on the wet sands of the Point, watching his fellow GI's rush towards the objective under a hail of machine gun and artillery fire.
Finally have scene one completed, making preparations for scene two as we speak.
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CSX's Office Car Special had just departed Barr Yard behind a pair of former Amtrak EMD F40PH-2s in 2007.
An Indiana Harbor Belt SW1500 was waiting for the suits to clear before pulling out some steel coils from the mill in Riverdale.
You can't have rainbows without some rain! Although it was raining when we packed up the tent to head to the west side of the park, we drove out of the rain and were greeted by this sight near the east entrance on Hwy 2. As we drove around the southern edge of the park we would see this rainbow from many angles. It seemed to last for hrs.
I'll be posting more later. VIEW LARGE
This cute little Chickadee has been hanging out in my backyard since the winter and stopped by sporting a new coiffure today.
An abandoned farmhouse on US-14 in South Dakota. No idea what that contraption in front is, but maybe water spun it using those cups...either way it's left to rust with everything else. Someone made it out of bicycle wheels and I have no idea.
I fell into a funk this winter. The best medicine? Grab my camera, drive around town randomly, and grab some photos. More on the blog.
Had enough of a bubble between work responsibilities and illnesses today and get out for some shooting. I wanted to go north, but an opportunity to get vaccinated sent me back to where I work instead.
This railroad building I have shot before. It is by the Norfolk Southern tracks in Arden, NY. It was built by the Erie.
Looking Outside. A cafe in Fitzroy North. Melbourne Film Supply MFS Vision 500T. Ricoh 35 ZF. Hillvale process, dslr scan.
Fresh out of the box this morning, Big Chief Studios' long-awaited Weeping Angel figure. Lovely sculpting and the parts all interchange neatly, easily and firmly. But some of the paint applications don't quite match up; the skirt especially seems to be lacking the final paint wipe & wash the body has. As yet (at time of writing I haven't seen any other photos of the production pieces) I don't know if this is a one-off or more common.