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With todays upload, JtF presents a bw long exposure, again from the shores of Domburg in the Netherlands, the fine-grained and rough surface of the breakwater structure in front of the beach.
Overgrown with algae and shells from the ocean it offers a different view to these important and protecting structures.
Nature is our Mainspring!
Apathy, characterized by feelings of passiveness, disregard, and a lack of interest is widespread today. This attitude is putting a roadblock between you and your success. Fortunately, there are a number of solutions for overcoming apathy that you can start implementing today. When you find yourself not wanting to do anything, do something. Get up and do jumping jacks or take a walk around the block. When you engage your physical body, it’s easier to engage the rest of you. Once you get the energy moving on your end, you’ll be able to take it and channel it into a number of avenues, including the construction of simple wooden structures that can be utilized to store gardening equipment.
Built in 1909, Wetaskiwin's water tower is one of the oldest still working municipal water towers in Canada. The 42-metre-high structure has towered above Wetaskiwin since 1909 and holds 454,609 liters of water.
In 2004, Wetaskiwin City Council considered the possibility of demolishing the water tower, but concerned citizens convinced them the old tower was worth saving. Work to refurbish the tower began in 2005, and by 2006 the water tower was completely restored.
Estructura del viejo Gasómetro de Barcelona. El efecto se ha conseguido reflejando sobre la pantalla de un teléfono móvil en la captura.
in the woodland structures series. unadullterated, straight from the camera. I was super pleased with th tone of this as it was. In fact, although I expect few people to understand why, I ADORE this photo.
After our overnight on the island of Niadub, we explored the nearby island of Chicheme, a smaller island with fewer residents, beautiful beaches and nice snorkeling. This picture was taken during our short stay on Chicheme.
The San Blas islands are a group of islands in the archipelago de San Blas, located in the Northwest of Panama facing the Caribbean Sea. San Blas is an autonomous territory in Panama formally called Kuna Yala. sanblas-islands.com
On my nice scrambling ascent to Sgùrr nan Each I had superb view onto the stunninly structured and coloured slopes of Belig, the last hill of my walk on that day.
Inspired by Stephen Shore's gorgeous photo; U.S.10 Post Falls, Idaho and it's lyrical beauty and acceptance of the world around us I went this morning searching for just such a scene.
I looked for a location with minimal expression and inherent beauty, yet without drama. Found it 16 miles away.
Some photos are created in a snap or two. this one took me 10 minutes to compose and click.
Full of elements, yet those puddles are the most important ones.
They give your eyes a runway to take off and escape this place.
This is one of those locations we didn't even plan to visit on our trip. But while exploring around the Pittsburgh area looking for the Union we took a wrong turn. While looking at the map I soon realized we were near a very famous railroad location I always wanted to see so decide to come check out this spot.
This shot looks down from RIver Road at the famous bridge over the Youghiogheny River where CSXT's modern day Mon Sub (at MP PLM 15.3) splits off from the Pittsburgh Sub (at MP PLY 15.1). All of this trackage is former Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad (with B&O trackage rights as part of their east west mainline).
This is a relatively young structure having was erected in 1968 by the P&LE. This bridge in conjunction with another longer one upriver over the Youghiogheny at Liberty Boro, allowed the removal of the former B&O RR tracks through the heart of McKeesport that had long plagued city fathers.
Anyway, with perfect light we decided to wait it out figuring we had reasonably good chances since the Pittsburgh Sub is part of CSXT's core east-west mainline coming from Cumberland. Alas despite committing over an our we never were rewarded with the eastbound or southbound we sought and instead only go this giant westbound Q349-19 (Cumberland, MD to Avon Yard, IN) with a classic SD40-2 trailing.....oh well...can't win 'em all. Still a great spot just to hang out.
And for those interested, dominating the right side of this scene is the 761 ft long Jerome Street Bridge. Built in 1937 with depression era Public Works funding it is one of the few crescent arch bridges found in North America.
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Wednesday August 19, 2020