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This company has been gone for so long I have yet to find a mention of them on the internet. I'll keep looking and post anything I find about them in the comment section.
mushroom-trio with silk
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All function, no form, or at least none that has a bit of visual appeal. Some farmer has an innate feel for brutalist design, yet... see that latch? It's brilliant; releasing the bolt allows it to slide securely into place, reducing the chance that the gate will be left open. Oddly enough, the path beyond leads to one of the most beautiful and most photographed fishing huts in Connemara, Ireland...
People can suprise you, even when you've been best friends with them for 8 years. I've had previous experience with spiked fences (usually bruising my arse and cutting my trousers...) and was rather put off going into the ruin due to its perimeter fencing.
Feeling glum about the lack of oppurtunity, I headed down the road to capture this shot. As I turned away to set up the tripod, Michael said "pass it over". Confused, I looked around and there he was, already on the other side of the fence. I clearly looked at him incredulously as he laughed. It turned out the 'padlocked' gate was just open with the padlock doing no securing whatsoever. Well done Michael - he always finds a way, somehow.
DSC_2139DS • American Bald Eagle
This frame is 4 of 4 in the album. This is a 4 part series from the close to the water attempt to flying off with the fish. Total time for the 4 part series is approximately 0.4 seconds as my camera fires @ 10 frames / second.
When you open the album, notice the consecutive frame numbers, DSC_2136, 2137, 2138, 2139. If you open the metadata file, you'll notice all 4 frames taken at exactly with the same time / same second:
Date and Time (Original) - 2018:10:30 09:00:57
Date and Time (Digitized) - 2018:10:30 09:00:57
The click on the link to see the entire album:
Santa Maria - Parroquia de Alcoy | Brass mechanism on stout wooden door in the city centre's parish church. Neoclassical in style and built in the 18th century, its origins date back to the 13th century.
I haven't been here for a while, waiting for proper winter conditions.
I always loved the shape of the Blondin support tower, the aerial ropeway system that lifted carts of slate out of the bottom of the quarry. I'm not sure where the other end was secured to on the opposite side of the quarry but it must have had equally substantial fixings.
There are some climbers, slightly below centre of this shot.
Solid walls adorned with barbed wire, electric wire, surveillance cameras…a common sight in my hometown Windhoek. (High crime rate)
For Wednesday Walls
Have a happy day, everyone!
旧芝離宮恩賜公園の夜間ライトアップイベントにへ行って来ました。
うん～ちょっと残念な結果でした。
傘を使うイルミネーションは他の場所でも見たことがありますが
個人的には今一つな印象、何とかＵＰ用の写真を確保しました。
I went to the night light up event of "Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens".
Yeah ... it was a little disappointing event.
I have seen illuminations using an umbrella elsewhere.
Personally, it was an unsatisfactory impression. I finally secured a photo for upload.
Various ropes, hooks and chains are needed to secure the large ships in our harbour... a little close uo look
A male Hairy Woodpecker flew into the tree between two limbs to wait until he felt safe to return to the feeders_DSC2316-Hairy
Held in place by a rusty nut and bolt
Photo: ©2022 Phil Wahlbrink
9bis
Bellevue, France
Photo: ©2022 Phil Wahlbrink
9bis
Bellevue, France
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Taken for this weeks creative photography thread at The World through My Eyes
I used the painting with light technique ( a long exposure in the dark with the subject illuminated by a flashlight) to achieve the dramatic lighting.
The key is a huge one that my husband "acquired" as a child from a convent that was being demolished.
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