Passing Trains
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I was taken by the house built to support the windmill (windpump) - designed to match the farm.
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Someone on the far bank was throwing food into the water and these two swans were in a hurry to get over there. Sundown at Napton Reservoir.
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Just when I though it couldn't get any more bizarre, a second mixed train drew up alongside the first. It had two freight cars to be unloaded, and so the scene became just that little bit more chaotic, and exotic. An army of men descended on the right said of the train and they stacked the freight against the walls.
The American Avocet visits the shores of Lake Michigan in Milwaukee once a year during Spring Migration. They are amazing and very elegant birds. The first time I saw them I thought I had walked into a dream world, perhaps fallen into a rabbit hole like "Alice in Wonderland" I expected to run into a caterpillar talking in riddles next. :)
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The most difficult part about this location is finding the right composition - there are so many lines and so many possibilities. The second challenge is getting the right light with that composition.
These clouds came from the south and then turned toward the east as the winds shifted. More clouds were in the west, but there was a break, and it was a waiting game for the light to illuminate the mountain.
Just the right amount of water over the salt to provide reflections yet not be impacted by the winds.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.
GWR.Heavy Freight Locos No 2807 and No3850 are about to pass during a photo charter on the Great Central railway in April 2011
Training one week before beachrace - Hoek Van Holland to Den Helder - 130km.
Taken in Den Helder, Netherlands.
Lion Cub: Masai Mara region, Kenya
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Cuevas del Drach
Hidden within the caves is Lake Martel, considered to be one of the largest subterranean lakes in the world
We went to some new places on our recent road trip. One of the best was Theordore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. Unique and beautiful badlands-type landscape with not only buffalo roaming the highways, but wild horses. This guy seemed to be striding with purpose as I captured a quick shot through our car window.
Just coincidental, but I'm struck by how similar the colors here are to the rusty trash can I posted yesterday.
The silky look of water passing through this area before going over the damn just has a smooth relaxing look to it. This was not a easy capture as you might have gathered as it’s far off the beaten path. The beauty I saw that day made the difficult task of getting there all worth the while. Thanks for viewing my work. Stay safe and be kind to everyone you meet today.
five minutes after sunset, from the fishing pier on Northwest Creek, Fairfield Harbour, North Carolina. This is remnants of the deadly storm system and tornadoes that devastated Mississippi and Tennessee March 23
Was up in the highlands a few weeks ago for an anniversary trip. Stopping at Loch Sween and Oban with a boat trip from Easdale Island, the weather was choppy, visibility poor and little light. I only managed a few photos and managed to take this one whilst our boat sailed past Fladda, Slate Islands.