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I'll be honest. This past September, I was feeling a little discouraged and stressed out. With constantly feeling anxiety, grief, and being sick, I felt like i was doing everything wrong. And then this absolute peach joined our sim. She has brought so many new spectacular players in by the droves, has rped with everyone under the sun. She's been so welcoming, so kind and is such a creative and fun roleplayer, and has given a whole new spark and life to our community. Thank you so much for joining the TMR famjamborie. And congratulations on RPer of the month. it is so well deserved <3
come roleplay with us <3
It's a Wild Bergamot blossom that is showing its age.
Looking Close on Friday: "Fading Beauty In Flora" theme
HLCoF
Pieces of bread I left in a sealed polythene bag for a few days. The trapped moisture and lack of air circulation created an ideal environment for mold spores to thrive.
This mold is rhizopus stolonifer. It is also known as pinhead mold. It is one of the most common types of mold and is a fast growing fungus that appears in white, then gray, and eventually black as it matures and releases spores.
HMM!
Macro Mondays: Decay
(Photo width is 1.5 inches/3.81 cm)
"Sou, sou desse jeito e não mudo
Na roça nós tem de tudo
e a vida não é mentira
Sou, sou livre feito um regato
Eu sou um bicho do mato
Me orgulho de ser caipira"
(Joel Marques/Maracaí)
Got the right sunrise and the wrong field. It is always hard the first morning of the season in the Skagit Valley. You find a field in the dark and set up. The color starts up and as the light hits the field... damn these daffies are busted... Oh well... I must admit I cloned in a few from a couple different comps just to make it somewhat decent, but the daffodils are done and the Tulips are just getting started. Seems like every year the peak season gets earlier and earlier???
Have a great Easter everyone and thanks for checking out my photo stream
Macro Mondays
Theme: Treasured
I know, I know, it's not a ring or a broach or some other sentimental piece of jewellery. It's not my daughter's first pair of shoes or my son's favourite childhood cuddly toy... nope, none of those. It's a bloody camera. But it represents so much more to me personally. I love precise functional no frills engineering and this camera could be the dictionary definition for those traits. It's also representative of a personal journey I've been on over the past 18 months where I've started to collect vintage lenses and film cameras. I buy and sell other vintage cameras without too much sentiment but I won't part with this one.
The Lenin monument is 26 meters high (15 meters figure and 11 meters pedestal is the fourth highest in the world)
Past Golden Hour, Blue Hour begins just as spectacularly. North Dakota is a visually stunning landscape, if you stop to look.
The light shines through the window onto the mantelpiece. It's a gentle light and it slowly warms up its surroundings. Ages ago the old farm house was in full bloom and there were sounds of horses and people tending them. It was a happy place but at the same time it was a harsh and hard place. Its still the same light that shines through the window but the people and horses are now gone. When you look through the window you feel like you looking into the past. You can imagine what they saw and what they felt, ages ago while tending to their chores. It's a window from the past.
To buy this pricture as a print or limited edition framed image head over to My Gallerie at Printler.com printler.com/sv/fotograf/3902-andreas-larzon.
St Pancras to Nottingham HST draws into Platform 1 at Market Harborough on a wet June afternoon just after the new platforms were brought in use
43050 leading
Past which blue moon
Will grow in this field
A stalk
And scatter in the wind
The moans of the earth?
Poetry of Mohammad Mokhtari
Translated from Persian
Train: ICN 764 Roma Termini - San Candido/Innichen
Locomotives: 402 126+156
Location: Toblach/Dobbiaco
As widely reported, the Pustertal region got its overnight service from/to Roma back, that was withdrawn about ten years ago. However, this extension of the InterCityNotte weekend service is currently only scheduled for the winter season until April (not all year as in the past). That's why this train is called "Treno alla neve" in the italian media and of course, due to the many ski resorts along the line.
“It is impossible to live in the past, difficult to live in the present and a waste to live in the future.”
-Frank Herbert, Dune
This started out life as an infrared shot, was passed through PS and the colours remapped. A bit graphic but I liked it. Hope you do too :)
……But still a treat to see! Looking over to Pentire Point on the headland, taken from just above Greenaway beach looking back past Polzeath if you know the area.…… Alan:-)
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