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i love something corporate, and their final album ever just came out, even though it's just their greatest hits. ): i've been waiting for this since fourth grade.
i'm getting really sick of these plants and flowers and such, sorry for the lack of variety but i expect some wonderful pictures tonight because i'm going to a sleepover. (:
if anyone has any suggestions on things i could do better in my shots, please don't be hasty and just tell me. i'm in complete need of growth.
by the way, hello. (: there was almost a tornado on tuesday. i was crying really hard because the funnel was right above the track we were running on for our meet and my mom was there but i lost her, only to find after a good 30 minutes of crying very hard that she went home before anything even happened.
whatta week. :D
+2 in comments! (when i get home from school at least :p)
The reason birds can fly and we can't is simply that they have perfect faith, for to have faith is to have wings.
Sir James Matthew Barrie
Scottish Dramatist and Novelist
Creator of Peter Pan
1860-1937
I bow down to pray
I try to make the worst seem better
Lord, show me the way
To cut through all his worn out leather
I've got a hundred million reasons to walk away
But baby, I just need one good one to stay...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYRJ-ryPEu0
Credits: missbehavingweb.wordpress.com/2017/01/08/a-million-reasons/
In terms of photography I love landscapes but nothing can be compared with this image. My daughter and my son playing at home.
They are the main reason of why I want to be a better person every day and enjoying life taking advantage of every single moment with them.
They are my company behind the camera: hiking with me, going places, hanging bags and making me laugh.
I love them so much!
Most likely my favorite picture I've ever taken, at least top 5 for sure. :D
Hope you guys like it as much as I do.
1/13th - 5dmk2 - 24-70 2.8L
I thought this was my 35L but apparently it was at 30mm.. Oops!
The reason these didn't go up for SO long is that I was trying to get them into a magazine, after trying 4? of them no one even budged.. O well! I am more then happy with putting them on Canibeat!!
“Marriage: Love is the reason. Lifelong friendship is the gift. Kindness is the cause. Til’ death do us part is the length.” -Fawn Weaver
“A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person.”
-Mignon McLaughlin
“A happy marriage is the union of two good forgivers.” -Robert Quillen
“Enjoy the little things in life… For one day you’ll look back and realize they were the big things.” Kurt Vonnegut
“Keep the fire lit in your marriage and your life will be filled with warmth.” Fawn Weaver
"Love is Patient, Love is Kind...1 Corinthians 13
Hope you all are having a great weekend! It's beautiful here in St.Petersburg, Florida!
Just got back from another trip and it's always great to come home :)
For whatever reason, L CHI424 (BN Clinton) swapped out their duo of H4 geeps with BN Rock's power. And as fortune would (and wouldn't) have it, Rock's power was the 2740, the locomotive that warranted this short Quad Cities trip in the first place. With that being said, BNSF 2740 & 3196 lead L CHI424 down the Rock Island industrial lead on their way back to Barstow, IL. Taken on 7/10/20.
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I'm still reminiscing about the hike up Silver Star Mountain earlier this year.
Image made with my Hasselblad 500 C/M. It's a similar comp of a previous photo, but from a bit farther away.
Today post obviously about climate change , just reminding of the reasons by Burning or cutting down trees reverses the effects of carbon sequestration and releases greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide) into the atmosphere. Furthermore, deforestation changes the landscape and reflectivity of earth's surface, Global warming may increase the intensity and frequency of droughts in many areas, creating more intense and frequent wildfires.
Coal was the reason for the existence of the East Broad Top Railroad. The 33-mile, narrow gauge line was built to transport coal from the mines in hills of West Central Pennsylvania to the standard gauge lines of the mighty Pennsylvania Railroad, which interchanged with the EBT in Mt. Union. Of course, coal also fueled the EBT's locomotives, making the entire enterprise possible. In this image, the crew of EBT Locomotive #16 heads to the coal tipple at the south end of the yards in Rockhill Furnace, to fuel their locomotive for the upcoming day's operations.
This image was captured during an April, 2023 photo shoot at the East Broad Top Railroad, which featured the newly-restored Mikado #16. A close examination of the image reveals that the track immediately adjacent to the coal tipple had been removed as part of a project to rebuild the entire structure. Once the EBT Foundation completes this restoration work, the coal tipple should once again be fully operational.
Start every day with a smile and get it over with. ~W.C. Fields
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56051 departs Holyhead with 56049 on the rear at the start of the return leg of the 3S71 2115 Coleham to Coleham RHTT.
The outbound working was running over an hour late and was held at Bangor for what seemed like a lifetime. I had thoughts of the train reversing there and heading back to Shrewsbury without making it to Holyhead. As i was rehearsing my curses the train dropped down the hill and pulled into the sidings parking up by the box. This was most welcome and gave me a chance to get a full range of shots including some drone pics. I believe the usual practise is for the set to run into platform 3.
I had made the marathon hike to phot the semaphores which no doubt will be coming down soon. Having some classic traction amongst them was the icing on the cake not to mention the dappled sunlight which was the Cherry on the Icing of the cake.
The last time i was at Holyhead was on the 26th August 1979 and i departed behind 47453 on the 0055 Holyhead to Euston. The last Class 40 i departed Holyhead on was the day before, it was 40120 1805 Holyhead to Euston as far as Crewe. A lifetime ago now.
The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters - 10.01.2025 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Mariam Rezaei: turntables;
Mette Rasmussen: alto sax;
Gabriele Mitelli: piccolo trumpet, electronics;
Lukas Koenig: drums;
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Seastack at dawn, on the coast at Bandon State Beach, Bandon, Oregon
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Fr8 painted with the Boston Killa Monk on a late fall, late night mission in a major Twin Cities Yard in 1994. The temp was between 20 - 30 degrees that night and began to snow as we were leaving the yard. Always a crazy time painting in the really active yards and this one night was no exception. Cars were being humped all around us and workers walking the line. Luckily we had found the perfect GVSR that was worth the risk. We dipped inbetween cars a few times but always came back to finish. A Flat car like that was everything we hunted for and for good reason. This piece was featured in the Greatest Graff Mag out at the time, Can Control Freight Photo Album Issue. Much Love to Timothy Treacy and for all his work in the culture and movement. A true pioneer for the West Coast and the Nation. Anyone who is into freights should try to do anything possible to get your hands on a copy of this magazine. The freights in there at the time were some of the greatest freights ever painted and could even rock now 15 years later. I've seen some selling on ebay, look for seller powandsue and tell 'em EROS sent ya!
I often use my daughter to 'vet' my images and this was her reaction! However, for some reason, I like it; in fact I would say it is one of my favourite woodland images to date. I spotted this bracken covered slope as we were heading out of the Glen and knew it would make a great backdrop to a decent subject. I just hope I have chosen wisely....
I was going to post this yesterday, as the Atlantic Ocean hurricane season officially began on June 1. To all my friends there in the Gulf and around the Atlantic Ocean, be careful and be safe!
Jimmy Buffett sums it up better than I can...
"My second house in Key West, Florida was tucked away under fichus trees near the old Casa Marina Hotel. From my beach I could see the flashing red and green lights that marked the ship channel and ended at the Gulf Stream. Clouds used to gather over the the warm waters and spill out the rain and thunder. It was quite a light show. My front yard was my “thinking spot” in those days. I had a rocking chair and a hammock. When you come to think of it, you don't need much more..."
Cue the song of the day:
Well, the wind is blowin' harder now
Fifty knots or there abouts,
There's white caps on the ocean.
And I'm watching for water spouts
It's time to close the shutters
It's time to go inside.
Excerpt from the song: Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season
Artist: Jimmy Buffett
The shot was taken just before sunrise (6:42AM EST), as the winds were roaring pretty good, but did it ever feel nice!
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I'm not getting out and about much due to family reasons at the moment so here is one I made earlier
In my previous post I described my reason for being out this way and having arrived at Portage at 2015 I knew the Coastal would arrive soon. The sun was soon to be obscured by clouds so I decided to move a bit further south where the sun was still shining. I settled on this view of the train exiting the Placer River Valley with my view point towards the Portage Valley. I framed the shot with the Fireweed in full bloom and my luck held with the sun shining until after the train disappeared.
Valerie dress and fur @galinastore.sl x Cake Day
Thee Coinsy Bouquet @betrayalsl and @luvezek collab x Collabor88
A Cave Swallow on the lighthouse roof at Prince Edward Point, Prince Edward County, Ontario this morning. Very rare in Canada (they breed in southern Texas and northern Mexico), I’ve been searching for them here every November. Finally found one yesterday in the wind and rain. This morning it was still present in the sun.
For some reason starting a couple decades ago a few began to show up in Ontario in the late fall, early winter - a poor strategy for an insect-eating bird. One would think the tendency would be selected out of the population, but thus far it hasn’t. Still, a great birding moment, my first record for Canada.
The bird looked a bit out of it at first but after the sun’s rays warmed it up for about 30 minutes it took flight strongly and was able to catch some late season flies - and dodge a Merlin attack. Not sure if these birds manage to reorient themselves and head south, but I'm hoping for the best.
Thank you for your viewing and comments. For some reason flickr is mapping this location as a mobile home park, it should be John Prince Park.
Just got back from Miami. Lots to do and see but the heat and humidity are one reason its more fun to visit than to live there!
This is one of those 'just because' images. I had no plan at all when I picked up my camera, but these things somehow came together in front of me. The hydrangea flowers are from my garden. I've never used any of the perfume bottles (mainly because I don't wear perfume!), but I've acquired a few of them in the last couple of years and I enjoy photographing them.
Stitched image.
After the final defeat of Napoleon in 1815 at Waterloo, the victorious powers agreed to defend the German states (Deutscher Bund or German Confederation) from the inside in case of France would again try to attack and occupy Germany. For that reason, the confederation created five huge federal fortresses (Bundesfestung) which also protected its cities which were: Mainz, Luxemburg, Landau, Rastatt and Ulm.
Ulm was the biggest of the federal fortresses and works had started in 1842 employing some 8000 men. A network of forts encircled the fortress city of Ulm, among which was Fort Wilhelmsburg. It was built between 1842-1849. The fort was named after Wilhelm I., King of Württemberg and was able to shelter almost 7000 soldiers. From 1871 until 1898 it was the HQ of the Grenadier-Regiment „König Karl“ (5. Württembergisches) Nr. 123 and from 1898 until 1918 the Infanterie-Regiment „Kaiser Wilhelm, König von Preußen“ (2. Württembergisches) Nr. 120.
Source: tourismus.ulm.de/en/discover/ulm-and-neu-ulm/sights/feder... and de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundesfestung_Ulm#XII_%E2%80%93_Wil...
There are a million reasons why this makes it into my prestigious Dream Car Garage. But mostly because it is drop dead gorgeous!!!! Used as a background on my tablet and laptop...and shared with co-workers
3 images (-2.0 ,0.0 , 2.0) processed in CS3 HDR photomerge , more editing in CS3, and a lot of Topaz plug ins.
For some reason, this reminds me of the sports physicals we used to get back in high school. Turn your head and cough....
Anyway, it appears that the 2012 needs a little help getting back on the rails. It looks like the crane operator feels the same way.....
"Haven't you read," he replied, "that at the beginning the Creator 'made them male and female,' and said, a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh? So they are no longer two, but one. Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate."
Congrats Deidra and Kirphton!!! Blessings for a Lifetime of Love and Happiness!!!
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The term Sogod is an English term for beginning. And this was one of the reasons why the town of Sogod in Cebu started the Panagsogod Festival as not just a colorful celebration but a tradition in the local place.
Even in the legends of the town, Sogod is said to be the place where the white sands stretching far from the north really began and the place is also said as the borderline of the black and white beaches in Northern Cebu. The magic and wonder in Sogod have made the town not just a place to discover but also a place to unravel and explore.
The Panagsogod Festival brings the banner of the word sogod which means beginning. This is also a celebration festooned with colorful shades of street dancing and fiesta celebration of the town. The Panagsogod Festival is honored to the patron saint of Sogodanon, St. James the Apostle.
The Panagsogod Festival is an annual event in Sogod and it is just not a showcase of Sogod’s rich cultural heritage and natural wonders but also it is the time for the Sogodanons to become united with each other that will promote unity and peace all over the town. Local officials from Sogod make it sure that every year, the festival is a celebration of the true Sogodanon’s quality and attitude.
In the town of Sogod, The Panagsogod festival is also one way of the place to attract foreign visitors and business that might have an interest in the town’s bounty and beauty. The Panagsogod festival is Sogod’s pride and life. It reflects who the Sogodanons are. It is also a true implication that it is a festival of new beginnings as shown from the different people gathered together to celebrate and have fun.