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Pinar de Valsain, Segovia.
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Auch drei Einschusslöcher im Brustbereich konnten diesen Läufer nicht niederstrecken. - With three bullet holes in his chest he continues the race against the time.
caught a shot of these four sheep running together in a line. I am pleased with this image, being in the right place at the right time.
Biscuit trying to keep up with Saxon's retrieving ... Busy is pretty good, but there's no point trying to get Saxon's ball, Busy has his own ;-)
IPad photo because my camera is on the fritz at the moment.…new life - new home - new endings - new beginnings….lots of news to come….have missed you all like crazy!
I don't know who was more scared, these poor sardines or me. When the marlins went berserk chasing the sardines, I was terrified of getting stabbed!
Preparing for a good snowstorm today and can’t wait to get some pics in it.
I love snow and everything it brings.
Do you like snow? ❄️
GBRf Class 66/7 No. 66741 deposits 66790, newly imported from Sweden via Immingham Docks, in Alsager Up & Down Goods Loop and awaits EMT Class 153 No. 153385 to pass with a Crewe – Derby service before running round and heading back towards EMD in Longport where the import will receive modifications to allow use on the UK network. 3rd June 2019.
Abandoned oil well storage tank looking every bit as grim as the day on which I discovered it. We're entering mid-winter now and the landscape, in between snowy days, is terminally bleak. Overcast days have a way of reducing the color contrast to the lowest common denominator. In this case leaving us with just a sky color and a ground color, and very little in between. As depressing as these days can be, they seem to come alive with creative possibilities. What brought me here was the heightened sense of ruin and abandonment. Standing here, I was overwhelmed with how every single element underscored that narrative. And the pièce de résistance was the fallen tree leading back to the monolithic tank. A gritty and dreary scene with an eerie sense of artistic beauty.
I love the messy, wild shoreline of the Prairie River. It makes for challenging photography, but it shows how nature arranges herself.