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It's amazing to watch the Great Blue Herons as they choose a nesting site, a mate and start building their nest together. Usually the female guards their site, the male finds the material and they both arrange it on the nest.
Canon 1DX, F4, 1/1250/ISO 400
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8139 and 8127 pull 2120 through a smokey Mittagong. The smoke was due to various bushfires burning at the time.
Mittagong, NSW.
Wednesday 8 January 2020.
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Additional information:
- Lens: Leica Vario-Elmar 1:3.5-6.4 / 18-46 mm Asph.
- OoC-JPEG
- Film mode: Standard (sharpness = medium high)
- Colour space: sRGB
- Exposure mode: A
- Exposure metering: Spot
- Focus: Manual
- Handheld
Appropriated NS power runs the way old Southern heads would approve of. 910 heads south through LaGrange with fresh coal from the Union Pacific. Bound for Argo's burner.
Did anyone say life was fair? Not when you're a little mouse and are caught by one of the members of our Dangerous Duo. The usual scenario is that Pip (on the left) catches the victim, and after some play-time Billy takes over and eats the deceased.
I couldn't get a better shot than this.
McFly and Domos are decorating the Christmas tree. I'm not sure they are observing all safety precautions...
(Toy Sunday: Teamwork)
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photography by my daughter miriam (selfshot)...
image editing by me ;-)))
happy birthday miriam...!!!
now she is 13...
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Precision teamwork is called for at the Oskova washery discharge point where the driver of the 1948-built ex-Yugoslavian Railways 760mm 0-8-2 No. 83.158 carefully positions the side discharge wagons over the discharge hopper, one wagon at a time. The operator in the foreground is releasing the door latches with a pick and the younger operator behind is fastening the latches on the doors after the discharged wagon is moved forward from the hopper. A 'prodder' ensures that there is no blockage on the conveyor belt beneath. This mainly steam-hauled operation goes on around the clock 24/7 except for equipment maintenance and unforeseen breakdowns within the coal preparation plant, which seem to occur quite regularly.
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I'm back in the archives. I have great respect for the crew--cancer survivors and their supporters--of Johanna's Joy, the racing shell that pracitces in Morro Bay Harbor. This was taken from a boat during the MB Bird Festival. I like the intensity of the paddlers in contrast to the momentary blase look of the coxswain.
The man on the left owns a bait shop, and he and his young helper are catching minnows to sell.
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"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." - African Proverb
Great Blue Herons placing stick in their nest
Delray Beach, FL
Eisbär-Mama Giovanna mit Tochter Quintana im Münchner Tierpark Hellabrunn beim Spielen im Wasser