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1xBowens Gemini into white background
1xBowens Gemini into large softbox from above, on axis
1x580ex into reflectve silver umbrella from low/left (to fill and smooth shadows)
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Richard Kindig photo
No longer needed to carry passengers, the body of Denver Tramway Trailer Car 616 was laid aside at 38th & Fox. The carbody would eventually disappear altogether.
Denver, CO
December 10, 1939
Train of the Day
2/11/21
"thinking out loud ~ by Ed Sheeran"
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Tyne and Wear metro Battery Locos No.3 'Lewis Potts Metro Engineer from 1975 to 2016 and No.1 TnT the Rail Head Treatment Train through South Gosforth Metro Station en route so South Shields.
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Photo Taken on the 21st of October 2016
Old Rag Mountain is a 9-mile/8-hour circuit hike referred to by the locals as "the best hike in Virginia." Well who can resist that kind of sales pitch? So we set out on the 2,200ft climb, followed by several hours of some hair raising boulder scrambling. As I was crawling my way up a steep section, this fascinating boulder greeted us by showing how well it defied gravity by hanging out so precariously. It was hard work, but the views were some of the best up there!
Old Rag Mountain, Shenandoah National Park, VA
Somewhere out there someone's saying a prayer
That we'll find one another in that big somewhere out there
And even though I know how very far apart we are
It helps to think we might be wishing on the same bright star
And when the night wind starts to sing a lonesome lullaby
It helps to think we're sleeping underneath the same big sky
From the movie An American Tail 1987
The stunning TSR2 prototype at the roll-out after restoration poses for photographers before the short journey up to the new AirSpace building at Duxford.
He was tempted and out of his focus...
I was having dinner with my girlfriend in a restaurant. Two beautiful ladies and two handsome men came and sitting next to us. They are young, tall and good looking. I think they are models. They got my attention but I was not the only one who keep looking at them ;)
He was unable to read his lonely planet travel book anymore...
the one eyed badger that has a unique way of coming in and out of our garden, she is the only one that comes in this way, see previous upload for full explanation!
I looked out the window this morning and saw a couple with their dogs out for a walk with their dogs, on the lake. Technically, they might be cross country skiing.
We have had above 0 temperatures for the past couple of days. I thought that anymore winter sports on the ice would be finished, I was wrong.
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Always see some dragonflies or bees lingering around the waterlilies or lotuses, but surprisingly this time a butterfly seems to be checking this beautiful pink waterlily out.
And back to another earlier day at Mac Lake Park... This snap is yet another from a recent walk at McIntosh Lake west from Dawson Park on the McIntosh Loop Trail. I have ignored MacLake for a while since posting the black bird shot. I often bail for the lake when I see skies like this. There are wide open views west on the trail. It's clear that the residents hit the trail at the first opportunity while the gal on the bike will beat the others to the finish line. It's three-and-a-half miles around from the start line. The trekkers on the loop were booking down the trail. Everyone bailed that day along with their dogs... even the guy with the fishing rod who is nodding off on the shore. Judging from the skies, the weather should hold for a while yet as afternoon storms stream over the Divide.
This mid-May snap shows an open view of the snow load waiting on the Rockies for the summer melt down. I need to shoot an early July shot this week to gauge the summer melt so far. I grabbed some today for a comparison of mountain views. Nineties again today and load of water in the rivers.
At least I was able to snag some shots on that mellow day. The forecast for the next day was a bitch puppy like so many in May, a real Pruett Parade! Many mountain passes had 2 and 300 percent snow load this year. It's going to get interesting - right NOW!.
I wandered out west from Dawson Park at McIntosh Lake on the loop trail for exercise in the afternoon. The day was about as Stormy as the orange mob boss's dance card. Could I start to get caught up even with the work load I have?
Miscellaneous Composition; Diana Ross: "Upside Down" youtu.be/tauI0GdKcTc ©2012 DianaLee Photo Designs
We went out to see the Northern Lights a couple of times without any luck. On one of the trips a guide insisted that the lights were forming just above the horizon but we couldn't see anything, however I did take a couple of photos. After increasing the brightness, to our surprise you can just see the Green glow of the Aurora, even though they are very poor photos.