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The same whitetail doe as in the previous image, here following her yearling twins across the water. Her left front leg is hurt so crossing the pond is difficult for her.

light pollution is not always bad

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, Golden, BC.

No longer based out of Pointe St-Charles since this past Tuesday (!!), CN 500 enters the Port of Montreal with class leader CN 4700 and CN 4941 for power. CN 500 and CN 596 (previously the afternoon PSC switcher) are now based out of Southwark Yard. One plus for railfans is that means that CN 500 can end up with different power, as 3-4 local sets are based at Southwark.

 

Numerous other operational changes have taken place this week at Southwark Yard, among them:

-CN 321 originating at Taschereau Yard

-CN 527 being called a few hours earlier

-CN 522 no longer running to Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu (CN 525 goes there at night)

Sheffield

 

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West of the Blue Mountains, the Great Dividing Range and Wollemi National Park in NSW is a stretch of somewhat flatter and less imposing land that stretches to Bathurst, Orange and Parkes and the plains. Looking back towards the mountains is a scene of rugged peaks and valleys. This view looks East to the ranges from the Capertee area of New South Wales.

A lone Coyote looks into the never-ending white of a Yellowstone Winter.

Checking out for a while…need a rest…will catch up, when I can…

 

(My Miss Woolly, at nap time..)

 

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Abstract of one of the many sky scrapers of Vancouer

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Photography for me is a visual journey that reminds me to never stop learning, playing, and figuring it out. I gotta say, I quite like this close up portraiture style. Definitely something I want to start playing with more. What’s something out of your comfort zone that you want to explore?

  

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Makeup by Branka Vorkapic

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Assistant: Sara Montalbano

 

Shot with Phase One

Edited with Capture One

 

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It would be silly not to vist the Red Rocks in Jemez while out this way

A greenhouse window made from plastic bottles, now that's what I call recycling!

 

HWW!

I found this Red-Eyed Treefrog just outside our dorm room in Jalova, Costa Rica, in Tortuguero National Park. They have these weird web eyelids that cover their eyes when they sleep and when they wake up, not only does that come down, the eyes themselves just seem to POP right right, the size, the color, everything. It's amazing.

Agalychnis callidryas

Had my first evening out in London last week since before the lock downs began, great to be out with people again, and great to see the smaller streets of Soho blocked off to traffic and the drinkers and diners reclaiming the streets, on what was a gorgeous warm evening.

Greys Court, Oxfordshire

Trying out a new lens+camera combo

 

Spotmatic SPII

SMC Takumar 55mm 1.8

Kentmere 100

 

Scanned with NikonZF + SMC Pentax 50mm F4 Macro

make your way out even if you have to crawl on cobwebs

The Last of Us Part I

Reshade

Hotsampling 5280x2260

Frans Bouma

Mod by gigssss

It was a rather bizarre and sad sight finding these leased SD40 variants stored on the Great Walton railroad, having just come off lease from CSX. If the rumors are true CSX will be storing all leasers as well as a number of their older units in the near future.

Nader floating in the pool

(We are waiting for him to fall asleep to draw a penis on his face}

The Tower is an iconic landmark on top of the beautiful Cotswolds escarpment. It was the brainchild of the great 18th century landscape designer, “Capability Brown”. His vision was carried out for George William 6th Earl of Coventry with the help of renowned architect James Wyatt and completed in 1798 on Beacon Hill.

 

Breath 13/2

 

... but thinking about all of you, and hoping to catch the bug (and bugs) again soon...

My mother's cat living the life in the garden in S. France.

If we could all just be so happy, the world would be a better place.

Fishermen in the entrance to Nehalem Bay. Grey with marine layer in summer.

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