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A pair of traffic controllers slowing down the traffic around a building site that juttted out onto the road. In Australia, where the area is unsigned, cars must clow down to 40 kph near roadworks and construction sites. This area is slowed down much more as there is a cement truck pouring outside the building, pouring cement.
I really struggle finding subjects for macro photography and I'm not sure if this genre of photography something I truly enjoy or not but it does get me to think different sometimes. It's challenging because we don't see things this close normally so you have to think outside the box.
I went back to the creek to see his state of health; levels are low after a dry winter with no rain and few snow.
But I like it all the same; I haven't seen fishes, still standing due to the great cold of these days, but I have seen the first mayflies come out of the water and the mountain swallows eat them.
Sono tornato sul torrente per vedere il suo stato di salute; i livelli sono bassi dopo un inverno secco senza pioggia e poca neve.
Ma a me piace lo stesso; non ho visto pesci, ancora fermi visto il grande freddo di questi giorni, ma ho visto le prime effimere uscire dall'acqua e le rondini di montagna cibarsene.
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CSX local L400 calls a slow clear out of the yard and siding at West Skillman as they had for the Big Rivers Industrial Park to work Southwire, Watco, and Precoat Metals. GP40-2 6045 is leading today, after the crew dropped CSX 800 off at the office.
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looks like it'll be a few more days before we can safely leave the house....frozen sleet covering everything....almost fell twice going out to the streetside mail box......results after 3 hours of melting.
Two manatees drift through murky green water, their rounded forms partially visible beneath the rippling surface. One rises gently, its head breaking the waterline, while the other lingers in the foreground, obscured by motion and light. The scene captures the quiet presence of these gentle creatures in their natural habitat, evoking themes of patience, vulnerability, and aquatic intimacy.
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Even though I was just scouting this view at the time, I could not leave here without taking a shot. I envisioned vertical orientation for this scene; however a horizontal composition would include more of the top of the falls. Therefore, I decided to attach my B&W 110 filter, and attempt a long exposure. My intention was to add a surreal effect to this daytime capture, by turning the waterfall into slow motion mist.
D7000
Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 at 13mm
30 Seconds
f/11
ISO 125
B+W 110 ND Filter
Gitzo Tripod
Vanguard Ballhead
Down slow
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Alf had a cystoscopy (May 18th) because of bladder stones and couldn't urinate easily. He is slowly healing right now.
Fingers crossed for you my dearest yellow friend!
But today is his birthday! ♥
Happy Birthday sweet Alf! He has become 8 years!
Hip Hip Hooray! Let's hope for many happy returns lovely Alf!
"A cat's eyes are windows enabling us to see into another world." - Irish Legend -
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Unfortunately my lovely friend Alfie
has passed away ♱ on August 5th 2021
Who among us that shoot moody urban photos can resist a ghastly looking parking garage? They're so cinematic that hardly a film made in the city doesn't invariably end up with a dimly lit car park scene for a car chase or shoot-out, or both. Perhaps it's low-hanging fruit for filmmaker and photographer alike, but... As I said, how could I resist? Seen in the Docklands region of central Dublin.
little jewels in a weet wood
Acque lente
i piccoli gioielli del bosco umido
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A large non brood parasitic cuckoo endemic to the Indian Subcontinent. The bird is pretty large - maybe 40-45 cms and is quite famous for its beauty. This is also known as "Lipstick bird" for its reddish beak and beautiful eyelashes.
It habitat is the dry scrub land, forest edges and is often sighted on the ground hunting for insects. The birds are quite shy and behaviours are hard to predict - so it is tough to sight them at the same location again and again.
I was looking for a Common Cuckoo that was sighted in a hilly area, but after an hour didn't find it. Just then this Sirkeer Malkoha landed on the trees on the hill slope and slowed moved up to the edge. There in the sunlight, it preened, spread its wings for almost 30+ mins while I walked around it looking for an unobstructed view. The light was great and delighted at the quality shots!
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"My face above the water
And my feet can't touch the ground
Touch the ground, and it feels like
I can see the sands on the horizon
Every time you are not around
I'm slowly drifting away (drifting away)
Wave after wave, wave after wave
I'm slowly drifting (drifting away)
And it feels like I'm drowning
Pulling against the stream
Pulling against the wave"
High noon brings another coal train with EMD power up front, seen growling upgrade toward Palmer Lake, CO on the Joint Line.
Is there anything more iconic than a canoe framed in the blue water, surrounded with trees? When this opportunity presented itself, the chance to capture the situation was absolutely ideal. The colours were in place, and the position of the sun, was just right. It all delivered a terrific story about this place.
A pleasant way to travel in the form of a canoe, and a pleasing background to view.
The speed limit used to be 40 mph on this road. Some motorists
have selective memories and some neighbours make an effort to remind them.
Taken on my camera's red selective colour mode for Saturday Self-Challenge: numbers
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I was really just experimenting with long exposure panning - the idea is to try and get the subject in-focus, by panning, yet to show motion in the background, through panning and long exposure. This was shot at 1/15 second (I usually shoot at 1/3200 light permitting). My big mistake was using 800mm to shoot this, way too much for many keepers, but this is one I was pleased with.
69001 “Mayflower” and 66744 “Crossrail” top and tail 3Q99, GBRf’s 1213 Carlisle Upperby C.E.Sdgs - Carlisle Upperby C.E.Sdgs. 69001 leads the set as it approaches Salthouse, Millom on 5 June 2023.
The Scafell range of the Lake District’s Southern Fells are on the left of the picture with it’s Eastern and Far Eastern Fells on the right. The Furness (or Coniston) fells rise directly beyond the train.
Richie B and I had to do a last minute panic location change due to building cloud. I got my pole sorted in a rush but needn't have bothered as the train took ages to get here. Another fortunate cloud break!
A distracting grey cabinet has been removed from the image.