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This narrow one-lane tunnel passes through the Marin headlands. Traffic lights [hopefully] allow only cars traveling in one direction to alternatively pass through the tunnel.
This was shot from a moving car using an ISO of 3200. (I was not driving, by the way.) The orange color is from the sodium-vapor lights inside the tunnel. It's actually more of a concrete gray.
A single snowdrop for the 2014 season, seen here in the gardens of Hodsock Priory in Nottinghamshire, as part of the February snowdrop season they open the grounds to visitors to admire the beauty of the small white flowers.
ODC Interesting. Many things are interesting to me, but Gwennie is near the top of the list.
Single in September 07 Tamron 70-200/2.8
It was really cold tonight, so the snow was coming down in perfectly formed flakes and I just had to get some pics with my new MPE-65mm.
This is pretty much unedited, and may be replaced with a properly processed photo soon. I just wanted to get it up ASAP, sensor dust and all, before I went to bed.
Aside from being really cold while taking these photos, it was also really dark and with the dark viewfinder when using this macro lens it made focusing really difficult. I was using the lamps on my ringflash, which work well, but they don't give me enough time to find the snowflake, frame, and focus. They kept turning off just as I found the snowflakes again -it was SO frustrating! I ended up finding a flashlight and bungie-ing it to light up the flakes. It wasn't as good as the lamps, but it didn't turn off on me, so that ended up working best. Eventually I'll get the hang of this lens...
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A solitary tree stands against the vast whiteness of a snow-covered hillside on Christmas Eve. The soft curves of the untouched snow and the gentle sweep of a single track lead the eye toward the tree, evoking a sense of quiet solitude and timeless stillness. The muted blue tones capture the cold embrace of winter, while the composition invites reflection on the beauty found in simplicity.
HDR re-processing from single JPG file
1. generate JPG from a raw file
2. tone-mapping from Photomatix
The Merrivale late Neolithic complex on the western side of Dartmoor comprises two double stone rows, a further four single stone rows, a stone circle and standing stone plus burial cists and cairns.
The two double stone rows run parallel to each other, in an east-west direction, separated by a 19th C. leat. The northern row is 180m. long with a blocking stone and remains of a kerbed cairn at the eastern end. The southern row is longer at 260m. and comprises approx. 200 stones. There are blocking stones at either end and a kerbed cairn in the centre. Just south of this row is a cist (stone lined burial chamber) with a huge broken capstone.
Further to the south is a stone circle with 11 small stones remaining and 40m. beyond that is a 3m. tall standing stone and a single stone row comprising 4 stones aligned northeast-southwest. To the west of the monolith are a further two short
stone rows running east-west.
Class 150 diesel multiple unit No. 150242 (coupled to Class 153 No. 153303) waits at Pembroke Dock station with the 17:09 service to Swansea on Wednesday 15th February 2012.
I needed the track between Pembroke Dock and Tenby so I devised a little trip to do it. Starting from Haverfordwest I caught a bus to Pembroke Dock, then boarded the train shown above, alighting at Narberth. From there I mounted my Brompton and cycled the last few miles to the place we were staying on holiday.
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Pandanon Island Getaway
Bohol, Philippines
April 19, 2009
EXPLORE 04.22.09 #429
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Up close and personal with one of the charcoal kilns from the ghost town of Bayhorse in Custer County Idaho. The smelters took a large quantity of tree to run and is part of the transformation of the surrounding landscape and its impact as seen for miles.
Acho uma citação que me preocupa: "Não basta produzir contradições, é preciso explicá-las".
ana cristina c.
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The new trains arriving in 2026 include a business class car with significant personal space, comfortable seating, plenty of legroom, wood-grain tables and wall decor, and a choice of single or double seating options.
A peaceful scene of cattle, greenery & not much else is barely disturbed by 156506 as it rattles through Dunragit towards Stranraer on 2nd July 2025 with 1A76 1702 Kilmarnock to Stranraer.
Trains are few and far between in these parts, this is one of a scandalously low number of ten a day along this line. Matters haven't been helped by Stena moving ferry operations in 2011 from the terminus adjacent to Stranraer station to Cairnryan, some six miles along Loch Ryan. Ironically there was a railway from Cairnryan to Stranraer between 1942 & 1960, initially connected with WW2 operations.
Spotted in the streets of San Francisco, this flower looks like a single hibiscus but the leaves have entirely different texture. So I have titled this “Hibiscus look !”, hoping some ID will come up from my friends :-)
This flower has been identified as "Norfolk Island Hibiscus (Lagunaria patersonii)" by my flickr friend Pijush Kanti Biswas with the help of Mrs. Jenny Walker – a devotee of gardening.
This was the only Fulmar that came past to offer a chance today and luck was with me. Our cliffs used to be white-dotted pretty much all over with nesting Fulmars, not like that this season although in previous years I've been there earlier in the breeding season. I do hope that's all there is to explain this.
I was so inspired by the cover of the current USA Philatelic catalog I saw at the Post Office - it features the most beautiful Cherry Blossom Centennial postage stamp!
I'm also taking the on-line Tim Holtz class and wanted to try the brushless watercolor technique with some of my distress inks. Using the cherry blossom stamp from an older HA set called CL228 Asian Elements I inked it up with spun sugar, worn lipstick, walnut stain and peeled paint distress inks, spritzed with water and stamped on a piece of watercolor paper repeating several times. I then added a few single flower images from this same set that were not misted as heavily with water. Afterwards I painted a "sky" in the background using a combination of water and tumbled glass distress inks.
Sentiment is from CL342 Everyday Sayings. After distressing edges with antique linen and walnut stain distress inks piece was mounted with foam tape on an eggshell base stamped in HA soft sand with S5507 Envie pattern and distressed with pumice stone distress ink.
Hope everyone has a great weekend! I'll be back later to comment in the pool:)
TFL and for all your sweet comments!
These Wildebeest were running through the long grass of the Mara in single file. I dropped the shutter speed and held the camera as still as possible to capture their movement. The Wildebeest at the back stopped briefly to check the surroundings.
Karen's gift bloom as the snow has begun to fall outside - again. Hard to believe that spring will arrive at 11:06 tonight.
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
This is real simple, Mama has barked
out a royal command to stay single
file on the right side of the road.
I know your saying this is a lot
of monkeys but it's only the
scouts followed by maybe
2 or 3 thousand more.
Real life in the jungle.
Monkey up on the wire is sending
signals back 2 the main group
coming down out of the
unforgiving jungle.
4 minutes later a wave of 4 hundred
primates showed up then the waves
continued one after the other..;-)~~~
Behind us The Zoomer is Zooming
while Rocky stands between my legs.
Another small slice of life in the jungle.
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Jon&Crew.
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