Small little island that we had a picnic on.

ATR42-600

JAPAN AIR COMMUTER

Located : Osaka International Airport (ITM)

The edge of Runway 32L, the pathway at Senri riverside.

大阪伊丹国際空港 / 32Lエンド千里川土手

On Sedum(Ice Plant)

Because I felt like it.

Based off of some AH6 models I've seen around Flickr.

another small unfisnished model that I found and finished recently.

I did fold a bigger version a while ago and called it swarm tessellation then (I think it was Till who actually named it). I did something fancy with the edges back then I of course I couldn't remember now and so this has no special edges.

it's fun to fold this pattern and if you want to try then you might want to have a look at the crease pattern.

Sunset at Andrew's Mare, The New Forest National Park

Stack of 104 images

focus step 0.03mm

Stackshot rail

zerene stacker PMax

Canon 5Dmkii

mp-e65 at f5 5x

Some small builds which I built recently... Mainly stuff I've seen on Instagram and other random things...

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Vending machine is from Tiago since he's upset that I didn't link him. It was on the other photo.

Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

赤い靴　はいてた　女の子

異人さんに　つれられて　行っちゃった

横浜の　埠頭（はとば）から　汽船（ふね）に乗って

異人さんに　つれられて　行っちゃった

今では　青い目に　なっちゃって

異人さんの　お国に　いるんだろう

赤い靴　見るたび　考える

異人さんに　逢うたび　考える

a few butterflies about this morning

I was supposed to go to a doll meet today, but unfortunately I got sicker again. I’ve had an annoying infection of the airways (actually, multiple, both bacterial and viral) for about a month now, and I was sure it was almost gone, but this morning I woke up with a head splitting sinus headache again so I was like nope, can’t go. Which is a shame, as I was really looking forward to it D:

As a consolation, I snapped a group pic of the dolls that were supposed to go with me at least. I really hope I can make the next one.

Hagurosan Shrine

羽黒山

Mount Haguro has many small sub-shrines,

so you can make a variety of requests.

羽黒山には多数の末社があり、

様々なお願い事を受け入れてくれそうです。

Tsuruoka city, Yamagata pref, Japan

Bronica ETR, Macro Zenzanon-E 100 mm 1:4 + Extension Tube E-42,

Ilford Pan F plus, Rodinal 1+50

This quaint New England village scene was unashamedly stolen from a friend. So I must give credit to Caleb Wentzell who inspired me with his angle that I saw on his fabulous Flickr feed. I did of course put my own take on it by including the full height of the stone retaining wall and a portion of Souhegan River flowing beneath Island Street that the train is crossing in the distance.

The three story brick and wooden building to the right of the train dates from the late 19th century and wa originally The Whiting and Sons Box Shop. Operated by the family for more than 125 years as a grist mill, a saw mill and maker of apple boxes, milk crates and a line of toys. In 1955, the company was purchased by Chaffee Brothers, of Oxford., Mass, who operated the company for about three years, until wooden boxes were mostly displaced by cardboard.

This was a fun morning spent following around the first run of the tiny little Milford-Bennington Railroad over a five mile stretch of the old Boston and Maine Hillsboro Branch between the quarry in South Lyndeborough and the Granite State Concrete facility in Milford.

Here they are headed back east (railroad south) at about MP 16.6 on the state owned portion of the former B&M Hillsboro Branch. In about 2/10ths of a mile they'll pause at the derail to open up and continue on trackage rights over the still Pan Am owned portion of the branch that they share. Leading is the M-B's sole operating locomotive MBRX #901, an SW900 built for the CN as #7250 in Mar 1958 trailed by 10 loaded hoppers with a bay window caboose on the rear.

To learn more about the Hillsboro branch and the M-B check out the long caption with this post: flic.kr/p/2jdF5Ee

Wilton, New Hampshire

Friday July 30, 2021

A picture taken in the new small panda enclosure of the Mulhouse zoo

Beautiful small cabin at Fornebu, Oslo, Norway.

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Also on the 27th I saw small coppers on the shingle path.

Which we found on our front steps. Nothing shows here to give it size perspective, but the snake was only about 5 inches long fully stretched out. Adults can reach over 3 feet. Beautiful snakes, and perfectly harmless. North of Watsons Corners, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.

Lumagica am 1. Jan. 22 im Schlossgarten Benrath

Lumagica on 1 Jan. 22 in the Benrath Palace Garden

Lumagica el 1 de enero 22 en el Jardín del Palacio Benrath

Lumagica le 1er janvier 22 dans le jardin du château de Benrath

Image made in response to Flickr Friday theme, "Window."

This is one of three windows in the Living Room of my Santa Fe home.

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Fort Hill Brook..........Southeastern, Connecticut

Skradin, Croatia

Tilt shift photo taken from airplane

Sometimes the subtle splashes make for the most pleasant images. :)

In the United States sometimes called myrtle or creeping myrtle. The Small Periwinkle is a trailing subshrub, spreading along the ground and rooting along the stems to form large clonal colonies. The leaves are evergreen.

(Latin: Vinca minor. Swedish: Vintergröna, which means Winter green.)

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinca_minor

Small muscid fly on a sun chair. Cheilosia sp.

Focus stacked using zerene

Small beetle

This is probably a Milk thistle (Silybum) flower. Thistles have some defenses.

I took an unexpected hiatus, due to some unexpected computer problems. I'm back for a couple of days, then will be off for traveling.

It's good to be back!

Late on the scene, but Aglais urticae is another species added to the garden butterfly count this year. This one is sipping Eupatorium nectar.

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Sometimes it's the little things :)