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I'm not politically minded but the caption fitted the image of a person lying on the sign outside this office block, wanted to ask him why he chose this platform for a rest but thought against it!
Possibly confused by the locomotive identity crisis, the sheep scatter as 45699 'Galatea' - notionally decorated as 45627 'Sierra Leone', but still sporting the cabside numbers of 45562 'Alberta', climbs away from Armathwaite through Baron Wood with the 1Z54 'Dalesman' 15:24 Carlisle to Lancaster of the 10th of August 2021.
Anyway whatever the number the locomotive looked and sounded superb in the fine summer conditions and it was very nice to bump into fellow Flickerites Ian Cawthorne and David Price amongst others at this location.
10th August 2021.
Possibly the only church with both an alabaster lectern and an altar made from Blue John.
Alas, due to Covid-19 blah blah blah, it wasn’t open.
Aside from a slight correction to converging verticals and a vanity signature this is pretty much straight out of camera.
**Stop Press**
Wednesday 3 Dec 2020, sadly this lovely church was engulfed in flames...arson suspected but not proven at this point.
Possibly some kind of Coreopsis here, with Rudbeckia wasting away in the background. I don't really know nature.
Wishing all a fine weekend ahead.
Possibly one of my favourite images from my visit to White Rock Beach in the Wairarapa. For a midday shot I was pleased with the colours, the blue sky and black sand coupled with the power of the water receding and battling against the next incoming wave.
SONY ILCE-7RM3
SEL2470GM Lens @ 44 MM
ISO 50 / f11 / 0.8 Second
Lee Landscape Polariser
Lee 6 Stop IRND
Lightroom CC
(c) Dominic Scott 2019
Possibly not the most iconic photograph of the Stockholm skyline but that’s what I’m offering today.
Possibly the most famous railway viaduct in England, Ribblehead dates from around 1870 and is a key part of the Carlisle to Settle railway line. There are a number of smaller viaducts along the route, and dozens of workers died during its construction. Many of these are buried in the churchyard at nearby Chapel-le-Dale.
Possibly the most black and white full colour photo I've taken. There's hardly any processing on this shot, mainly subduing the highlights on the sand on the left.
Le probabili impossibilità sono da preferire alle improbabili possibilità.
Aristotele, IV sec. a.e.c
Non c'è nessuna elaborazione o manipolazione in questa foto: un alberello è riuscito a nascere perpendicolarmente ad un muro di mattoni... e a dimostrare come la tenacia possa superare le probabilità avverse.
Buona serata :)
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Possibly the most fascinating birds I saw on my visit, a squadron of American Avocets in breeding plumage alights in shallow water among Dunlins. It was fascinating to see these birds skim the water surface in search of marine invertebrates with their signature scything behavior. See additional photo in comment. Admired at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Delaware.
Possibly Cortinarius ochroleucus. The whitish/ivory cap is unusual in a Webcap. Growing in deciduous woodland. C. ochroleucus is not uncommon in Salcey Forest..
Possibly the most photographed view of probably the most photographed mountain in the UK - Buachaille Etive Mor - but it's hard to resist so here's one of my attempts at it.
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One of its faces, showing many faces in the same frame. The Liverpool Street area is possibly the most diverse part of the Square Mile.
Possibly the most dangerous thing you can do in Thailand. We let this man across as he had been waiting in the middle for some time
possibly Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa.
Showing about 5cm from top to bottom. Including a tiny mite or spider (top centre).
Poole
Possibly in northern Sweden near Kiruna they can have the joy of celebrating a white Christmas the rest of Sweden is hardly any snow at all. Therefore, I now pick up a small nugget from my photo archive (from 2010).
Kvarnarp, Adelöv, Tranås - Sweden