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Mankind still busy erecting fortresses and barriers. Outside the Palais des Papes in Avignon, a building designed to keep 'em out if ever there was one.
Came into the room and found these two tulips talking about me behind my back. When I brought the tulips home and removed the plastic wrap, I found myself holding a bunch of sad, drooping flowers. The way their heads were hanging down, they reminded me of bunch of sulking teenagers. But when I put them in a vase I realised that they actually still had a lot of character. I have a couple of other shots of them that I might post as well.
I'm not sure what caused the vignetting/weird shadows. I had no problem getting the whole square exposed on my other rolls. I'm thinking my construction was a bit different.
Scenes from the Victorian Iron Horse Roundup, August 25, 2021, on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. On this day Eureka and Glenbrook teamed up to pull a photo train from Antonito, Colorado, to Big Horn and return with several photo stops along the way. D&RG 425 was under steam at Antonito for equipment demonstrations.
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It's still winter, so that means boots!! I know I can wear boots in the spring and summer, but that's when I want to wear pumps and sandals. 😉
So boots, tights and a dress it is.. and this time, the colour is grey. Quite different from black, ain't it? 😛
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VIDEO: Even a skip in heels! ;-)
Bloggity blog blog: Another day in Rotterdam!
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The weekly FCS mechandise run starts it's journey back to Sept-Iles on a September evening, about to cross the Trans-Labrador Highway.
TLH Crossing
QNS&L Northern Land Subdivision
Wabush, Lab.
September 2019
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My wife and I went for a lovely walk this afternoon and what a lovely afternoon it was ~ can't beat being out and about in the fresh air!
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Weekly Theme Challenge ~ Countryside ...
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Sailing Into the Morning Sun
While it is beneficial to photograph during either side of sunrise times, some of the best images can be made for a time not long after the sun has completely risen. The three river boatmen in the Zhejiang province of China had set off about an hour after sunrise. Heading out, they sailed/poled out towards a fog bank that was glowing brightly caused by the sun’s backlighting. I had to position myself carefully to eliminate distracting elements to achieve a minimalist feel for the composition. You will note that not even the riverbank can be seen.
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Keep Out....Until Game Time??
Back in the day this sign would of never worked as when I was young (1970s) we would be playing unsupervised baseball games all the time. We would climb over fences to get to a field if needed, didn't matter how many kids we had (8 to 18) didn't matter, we were playing.
Today.....where are all the kids. I never see a ball game that isn't either little league or travel ball, what a shame. The pickup games we used to play were the best!
And today is the Detroit Tigers first game of 2025......Go Tigers!
The vaccine has arrived. I hope that this will be a changing point for the corona pandemic and that we soon can say goodbye to this disease and all its consequences.
52 weeks of 2021 - Week 1: Out with the old
Dolomites - Italy - October 2025.
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This shot is from inside my Ford F-150 truck. I happened to notice this little guy hanging around so I grabbed my camera for a few shots. Of the shots I got this is the best one. Frequently some part of the spider is out of the focal plane etc and the shot isn't all that great. If anyone knows anything about this particular spider I would like to know what species this guy is.
Ricoh KR-5, Rikenon 50/2, Kodak Tri-X 400@640, HC-110/dil. B, +1 push develop, 8 min. Scan with Nikon D700, ES-2
Macro Fun out in the wild.
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