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We might reach 60s (16C) today. It is not supposed to freeze again here till Thursday and Friday, but with the state wide power issues in Texas, I decided I better upload today's photo early just in case.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Her big hair caught my eye and the shot worked out great - enjoy!
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Everything about this moment feels temporary. This eagle was eating breakfast just yards off the road when my wife and I noticed it, along with a companion. A truck rushing past startled them, sending both birds lifting away from the deer carcass lying lifeless in the snow.
As they crossed the open air above the snow-covered field, several large crows descended, harassing this eagle until the eagle had to land and stand its ground, waiting for the intruders to lose interest.
Even this scene won’t last. By the end of the warming spell forecast over the next ten days, the snow itself will be gone from this field.
It’s a fitting reminder of life’s harder moments. Many of the things that feel heavy, or overwhelming are not permanent. If we can remember that most struggles are temporary, it becomes easier to endure them and wait for change to arrive.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
How disruptive, having to move away from where we normally have our meals together. A kitchen renovation has turned our daily routine upside down. On the flipside, we've discovered that the light over here in the library is somehow warmer. This temporary bokeh is a nice trade-off too.
Located next to the Hoddesdon Clock Tower is this beautiful Crooked Cottage which happens to be part of the Christmas & New Year Fair.
The house may be small, but the garden's lovely. :)
Taken on a photography day with CaptiveLight in Bournemouth.
This morning I woke up to news of Possible river flooding due to rain and melting snow. I went to nearby Sheboygan Falls to check out the situation . The river was not as dramatic as had been predicted, but it was still interesting. As it was a gray day with drizzle, I decide to shoot in b&w mode.
The ducks are resting on a small island in the middle of the river. The island is surrounded by rushing water and floating ice.
Amtrak’s eastbound Southwest Chief spends some extra time in Lamy, New Mexico. Due to a failed locomotive, the train is having an extended stay here. Across the street at the Legal Tender Saloon, business was brisk. After a great dinner there, it was nice to walk around the train. Rough night for all the workers involved though. Amtrak and restaurant.
after several tense minutes between Pearl and Dora, Dora decided to chill out and Pearl was finally able to settle onto the other cushion of the loveseat, and everyone went back to sleep.
Eu não me canso de fotografar as garças e seus hábitos.
Nesta captura eu estava bem próxima, mas acho que já se acostumaram comigo!
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Iceberg in Jokulsarlon Lagoon. Moments after the shot was captured the ice boulder fell off the iceberg and broke up, so I feel very fortunate to have captured this temporary balancing arrangement.
Because of the Howard Street Tunnel’s closure to make the tunnel larger to fit Double Stacked Intermodal Trains, Trains can no longer travel North of Downtown Baltimore. Because trains such as I032 and I031 cannot reach Bayview Yard to receive it’s Baltimore intermodal loads and locations north of Baltimore such as Philadelphia,PA and Trenton,NJ, CSX has come up with a temporary plan for these high priority intermodal trains to still be able to bring Intermodal to Baltimore. These trains will temporarily end their route in Curtis Bay Baltimore (A Yard South of Downtown Baltimore and the Howard Street tunnels). Because all intermodal traffic has been moved to Curtis Bay, the local known as Y131 now brings I031’s loads into Curtis Bay from the Seawall branch line that connects to the yard that before the tunnel closure only got autorack locals. CSX has set up a Temporary intermodal Ramp next to the autorack ramp that this train is bringing these cars from.