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Clear, sun and the old junk GE's results in a perfect photo day. But now for the crew, well I can't say they enjoy the power...LS&I 3073 & 3074 pull loads at Eagle Mills West.
High in the Madeira mountains between Pico do Arieiro and Pico Ruivo in a foggy landscape, partly hiding the very deep ravines of more than 700 meters deep.
Madeira Islands, Portugal
Yesterday I went to Kijkduin beach and just sat there for a couple of hours , watching the sun go down. I made dozens of photos. For me it was a perfect day.
To all my Flickr friends : I won't be making much comments on your photos the next couple of weeks , because I need all my time for the stork book.
Title: Perfect Lines
Year: 2014
Location: Lake Newland Conservation Park
Niagara Falls.
I reckon well over a 100,000 images of Niagara Falls are taken every day. So what chance has a tourist on holiday, complete with family in tow, got of producing a crackingly original photo?
Well not much obviously. But of the ones I took this is one of the more interesting and, hey, it was fun trying to make something of it (and it was my first visit to Canada too :) ).
What really impressed me about the Falls was not their height or their width but simply the amount of the aqueous stuff plummeting over the edge - really quite scary. And that's what I was hoping to show...
The title comes from the name of the curve the water forms as it drops and because of the height and the side view you can see it quite clearly! (Lurking physicist reveals himself!)
Thanks for taking time to look. I really appreciate that and hope you enjoy the image :)
[Handheld on Little Ickle camera, from a boat no less. Processed entirely in Affinity Photo: colour enhance; Haze filter (very effective), Denoise, even more Denoise (Little Ickle camera's weak spot); a bit of Topaz Clarity... ]
PS for some reason the GPS thinks it's in Kazhakstan lol.
I wasn't having much luck with anything subject wise for my photo of the day so I crept down the stairs to see if I could catch a candid of Scott working on whatever it was he doing down in his office area.
Turns out he was working on perfecting his post-processing skills and some sort of effect in PhotoShop.
Made for a good candid so who am I to complain? :)
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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In contrast to the loose, floaty dress, this dress is a close fit everywhere. A slight stretch in the material makes it fit like a second skin, revealing every contour of the wearer.
By this time the assistants must have worked out my unusual chromasomes, but they did not seem to mind at all. I like to think that as I posed for Amanda to take this picture, I was publicly displaying the merchandise quite well, which could persuade the staff to overlook my incursion into their department.
I felt incredibly beautiful and sexy in this dress ... and then I spoilt the picture by blinking!
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I'm not a great gardener, but I've always enjoyed things growing. My garden consists of a few pots of flowers, a pot or two of tomato plants, a cherry , lilac and a few raspberry bushes as well as a couple of apple trees. Nothing to wright home about and yet, they are a constant source of pleasure during spring, summer and fall. Watching things grow is one of the small things in life that make me happy. Looking at the pictures of those things in the middle of winter is the best gift for winter blues I could give myself. I really hope that by sharing those I will make a few of you, guys, just a bit happier as well ;D
A Dutch Perfect Day
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Thinking of Holland
YES I can say that 'cause this is the region South and North Holland in the Netherlands..
A ball of malt to fortify the inner man against this miserable weather the UK has at the moment.
The visible extent of the image is 3".
One Perfect Rose
Dorothy Parker
A single flow’r he sent me, since we met.
All tenderly his messenger he chose;
Deep-hearted, pure, with scented dew still wet—
One perfect rose.
I knew the language of the floweret;
“My fragile leaves,” it said, “his heart enclose.”
Love long has taken for his amulet
One perfect rose.
Why is it no one ever sent me yet
One perfect limousine, do you suppose?
Ah no, it’s always just my luck to get
One perfect rose.
As I stepped out to our backyard to test my brand new Tamron 150-600mm lens, this dragonfly appeared out of no where and landed right on this dead branch. Of course, I couldn't pass up the opportunity and snapped some of the very first shots with the new lens. This image may not be perfect but I was pleasantly surprised with the details for sure...
Click on the image in the comment to view it large too!
Have a fabulous weekend, dear friends...
Perfect, why perfect?
I tell you why: This is his new car. The new car of the owner of the white GranTurismo S I posted before. And for me it's soooo awesome, because this is one of my fav cars and as well the colour combination and the configuration (carbon parts/reeding) is just like I would've done it. Almost nothing is different to the one I configurated on the Ferrari page!
This is one of four yellow Californias registered in Germany and the only one in Bavaria!