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Just a simple candid street style snap taken at Folkestone Kent UK of some folk on a Chill Out at a local bar.
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One of a pair of raccoons making the rounds of people's gardens early one morning. One of them was limping, and part of its tail is missing. Perhaps the dog was out when they visited the house with the sign on the fence: "Warning: Dog in Residence!"
dedicated to my sci-fi buddies,
who look to the sky in wonder, dreaming,
travelling through portals and imagination,
in search of a better world.
the search begins here, in our hearts.
“Be uniquely you. Stand out. Shine. Be colorful. The world needs your prismatic soul!” ~Amy Leigh Mercree
Glad to report that nobody was hurt in the landing, but the sand was too soft for take off and the US Navy have never returned to collect.
Reports say the Pilot thought the plane was about to run out of fuel, others the plane suffered from ice build up and was forced to land on the black sandy beach in South Iceland.
Now such a busy tourist place, so arrived at Midnight before sunset, luckily the sun appeared allowing us to enjoy some photography
My thanks to all of you who stop, look and comment. I will be sure to check out your photostream.
This was found in an open area by some stores. Next to it was a bunch of cardboard laid out like a bed. I am assuming that this was used by some homeless person. Garbage all around it, as you can see by the empty bags
I got a used macro lens and I’m trying it out. I’ve never had a macro lens so I’m tying to learn how to use it.
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When on the road, we often stop for lunch at a golf course restaurant that is open to the public, one of us being a golfer (that wouldn't be me).......it has worked pretty well in that we find a nice place in a setting that we like. This day we ended up at Sea Oaks Country Club in Little Egg Harbor Township and had tasty sandwiches and salads....and maybe a frosty Corona with extra lime......
IR of the Siemensstadt station, part of the "Siemensbahn", which was a section of the Berlin S-Bahn. No trains have been running there since 1980, and the track and facilities have fallen into disrepair. The signal box has almost completely disappeared in the "forest" that has grown on the tracks since then.
IR des Bahnhof Siemensstadt, Teil der "Siemensbahn", die ein Teilstück der Berliner S-Bahn war. Seit 1980 fährt dort kein Zug mehr, Strecke und Anlagen verfallen. Das Stellwerk ist fast ganz in dem "Wald" verschwunden, der seither auf den Gleisanlagen gewachsen ist.
Same truck as the prior photo, aging gracefully by the side of the road somewhere in Maine.
Thanks for visiting! :)
Another shot from the windy session in the Peaks a couple of weeks ago. This one was taken from the top of Higger Tor just prior to sunset.
I was looking for a decent sunset spot, but due to the wind it was proving extremely difficult to get set up as the tripod was constantly being battered. And so with this spot, I was able to get low behind the rock, which provided some degree of shelter.
I was also attracted by the distant winding road which could be mistaken for a river. I was after the illusion of the water flowing out from the rock to the road/river, but I wasn’t able to get low enough without the pool of water losing its impact!
I originally did do a focus stack right across the scene, but in the end I only merged the foreground images and left the background out of focus.