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Sometimes it's good to slow down and get back to what make us love photography. To me it is observing nature, matter, light, insignificant details... And you?
Some of the Bristlecone Pine trees in this grove are over 3000 years old. Very slow dancing indeed! Near Wheeler Peak in the Snake Range at 10,000'. Great Basin National Park, NV
Paducah & Louisville LG1 crawls through Millwood right before sunset. They are in the middle of an almost-constant 10mph slow order from Leitchfield.
They were playing at the top of the dam in the spillway to the waterfall. They would get in the down stream draft, swim out and go right back. Full of joy with a watchful Mom nearby. I hope they make it, only two are left of her youngsters.
This was just too beautiful to crop to make the ducklings show up better. If you enlarge, you can see them better and the effects of the slow shutter on the water under the ducklings' feet and detect a little body movement in the blur. I took some with a fast shutter, but I ended up liking these better.
Hasselblad 500cm
Zeiss Distagon 50mm f4 FLE
Fomapan 100 asa
Canoscan 9000f
Developed by me in caffenol cm.
Slowing for the 20mph slack through Helsby Junction ( the slack is still there today ) is Class 40, 40001 with the 08:15 Newcastle-Bangor train in June 1984.
Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad (DL) M636 no. 3602 and M630 no. 3000 (both MLW, 1970) are seen leading train PO-75 under the abandoned signal bridge at MP133 as they return to Scranton from a long trip to Slateford Junction and back.
When I introduced 8 month old Moustache last Caturday, I mentioned that he was wearing an e-collar because he lost a fight with the big black cat who lives next door. What I failed to mention, was that it was the SECOND time he had lost a fight with the big black cat who lives next door.
Can anyone say, "dumb as dirt"?
*No dumb kittens were harmed in the making of this photograph. All Pasta had to do was turn around and give Moustache the evil eye and he beat a hasty retreat.
**Actually, I had to lift Moustache off the treatment table since he couldn't beat a hasty retreat with an e-collar on.
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As I lay down in wet grass and leaf litter to make this image I start to realize that this scene speaks to me. It speaks in a way I would not have understood before. A little over 1 year ago I invited Jesus into my life. I gave him my heart and he made me a new one. Because of what he did on that cross for us I was able to take off the old me and be made new. The Cicada has taken off the old Cicada and is new. But it is still sitting there , it has everything it needs to complete its life as the new creation it has become and in just a while it will be doing that. This reminds me of Repentance. Change takes time. Its a slow fade and takes persistence but if we keep trying Jesus is there for us to help us and guide us. The biggest battle of my life has been the last few years.
I am proud of the man I am now.
In James 4:7 it says , Resist the devil and he will flee from you. I like the very next bit. Draw near to God and he will draw near to you. THAT is exactly what has happened for me. He has been all I have had for a long time. For my non believer friends I don't mean to be pushing anything on you. Please understand that.
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📷 Olympus EM1 Mkii
🔎 Olympus M.Zuiko 60mm Macro
⚡ Godox V1
Meike 10mm extension tube
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The Fothergill Brothers ran a promotion where they put golden tickets into 4 of their sand bars for a grand prize of plow extra 2 months prior notice of the day. With the warm temperatures coming and the snow settling, the New Hampshire Northcoast decided to run the 1920 built Jordanspreader. The snow wasn’t flying like last years but still cool to see. Seen clearing the line southbound along the Union Meadows. Photo taken Union, NH February 27, 2026
Rilassati.....dopotutto domani è un altro giorno
Un momento nel giardino dell'albergo
Pietraporzio, Piemonte
After all, tomorrow is another day....
Part of Tywyns one way system. Testing out an old Canon Sureshot Ace point and shoot camera. It has a small waist level viewfinder which is pretty cool. It's plastic ,also very loud and clunky but the lens is pretty decent. A great point and shoot if you don't mind the fact it's plastic and loud.
Canon Shure Shot Ace
Canon 35mm f/3.5
Kentmere Pan 100
Scanned with Canon 5d MK III and Sigma 50mm f/2.8 macro lens.