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Currently, I'm really missing those beautiful summer mornings on which the intense light brings out all the colors of nature and opens the possibility to create some amazing bokehs...
For those of you who don't know the story of Christmas the rescued Eastern Rosella you can read it HERE
Christmas is still living with my colleague and doing quite well!
Those of you who know me will know that I don't 'do music', though, as a child, I did have music lessons, first on a harmonium and then on a piano. I can still play, albeit badly, and I can read music.
Where'er you walk
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAso0KtV_ws
and Roll out the Barrel
On a fine winter's day, standing sentinel over the Calder Valley is the elegant Stoodley Pike Monument, a 121' high stone structure completed in 1856 and replacing a monument built some 40 years earlier celebrating the defeat of Napoleon.
Visible from miles away it's a familiar sight both to locals, and hikers from further afield lying as it does on the 270 mile Pennine Way walk between Edale in Derbyshire and Kirk Yetholm in Scotland. For the latter it represents a fine resting spot after a long day walking the peat moors in these parts before making the trek downhill to the fleshpots of Hebden Bridge and a decent night's rest. In fact the Monument contains an unlit spiral staircase that leads to a balcony on the west face, some 40' above ground level - those with surplus energy (and a torch) can enjoy an even better view over Calderdale towards Todmorden and the westerly extremes of Yorkshire.
Not all walkers will be dwelling though. The "Howarth Hobble" challenge walk, an event for teams of two in mid-March, also passes this point on its 32 mile circuit. With 4400' ascent and a time limit of 10 hours for completion, competitors generally have their heads down and by this point, circa 19 miles into the route, are maybe even daring to dream about the finish and the meat pie and mushy peas that will greet them back in Howarth. Most normal folk complete the course in 8-10 hours, but the winning team gets around in a mind-boggling 4 hours!
Well I wasn't up to much hiking today but, while waiting for my snapping target, had at least time to dwell on the dozen or so times I've enjoyed the view from up there. Indeed, if you look carefully, you'll see at least one hiker stood beside the monument no doubt taking in the splendid scenery.
If it's the train that interests you, well it's the 07.20 Wilton EFW Terminal - Knowsley Freight Terminal (6F16) domestic and industrial waste in the hands of DBS Shed 66034, approaching Todmorden. And who knows, maybe carrying some of your Christmas garbage.......?
29th December 2016
Edinburgh to Euston service speeds along on it's final leg of a long journey south. Class 9 is used for certain higher speed services those days
Wissahickon Trail~ Philadelphia
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One of those perfect mornings where everything comes together - colour, light, atmosphere - it all just works out. The rising sun made the mist appear to light up from within, giving it this awesome glow.
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From just finished live stream edit.
Video available at :
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Head : Catwa Hanako
Skin : Session Ling with Session Body applier
Hair : Stealthic Paradox
Lingerie : Mossu Untouchable
Boots : Vanilla Bae Alexxis
Location : Studio work & Backdrop City
Metra F59PH 98 was pushing an inbound scoot past a pair of matching Indiana Harbor Belt geeps in Franklin Park. The Harbor power was waiting for a signal to head home after delivering a train to the CP.
And now we pass, just like glass. I see through you. You see through me like I'm not there.
Anyone know how to get rid of those pesky rings?
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Those few minutes of light as the sun goes from white light of the day to the orange/red glow of evening, The Golden Hour of light just before twilight.
A beautiful cloudscape in the sky above the Deane Dana Friendship Park and Nature Center in San Pedro, CA.
Photographed Jan 11, 2020. Processed 06-09-20
Those wings look pretty good, but it looks (IMHO) that the feathers need a few more days of growth yet?
Those who know me and are my online friends will know I’ve had a Flickr profile and photostream almost from the very beginning of its existence. You’ll also know that recently after Flickr took the decision to try and enforce their profit-making on my efforts that I decided to leave.
In typical style though (and after a lot of hassle getting my profile reset to ‘safe’ with Flickr) I decided to keep a small presence here, with some ‘vanilla’ samples of my photos which are really here just for those whose photos I ‘like’ to be able to see who’s liking them.
So although my active presence here on Flickr has all but ended its not all bad news. Upon deciding on a new home online I’ve recently undertaken the business of moving my main active presence to Fetlife. Not only have I fallen upon a community who are right on exactly the same wavelength as me, but also (and partly because of recent events here on Flickr) it’s encouraged me to share all of my X Rated content I never shared on here.
If anyone wants to join or find me there then please send me a message and I’ll drop you the link. If not, then the few photos you see here are kind of all you’ll get for the foreseeable… I’m done with Flickr for now 😘
I got her last saturday, but i finally got around to taking pictures of her yesterday. Liv dolls are so photogenic to me, i definitely wanna get more when i get atleast half of my bratz wishlist cleared :b
Those fern trees are what I expect to grow in a land populated with dinosaurus. Fortunately or unfortunately, there were not there. Just the fern trees. But they made my day anyway.
Old Sturbridge Village
Sturbridge, MA
April 13th, 2014
The little ones were adorable. Yacking up a storm and running around like little kids.
Some info on them:
"Gulf Coast Native/Merino Cross: This breed looks most like the Merinos that were around in the 19th century. Since then, the breed has been modified so much that they no longer look the same. The 19th-century Merino sheep was an "improved" breed with very fine wool, important to the growing textile industry. These are the sheep and lambs visitors see running down the Common each afternoon as they move from their pasture area at the Fenno Barn to their "home" at the Towne Barn. There are currently 13 sheep in this flock, including 5 lambs, 5 ewes, and 3 weathers (neutered males)."
SOURCE: www.osv.org/animals
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For my clouds set, near the auditorium of chemical deparment.. where President may come and convocate in a few days.
My Cottage Garden is full of 'Blooming Beautiful Blues' a small meadow full of 'Glorious Grape Hyacinths'. Have a wonderful Sunny Spring Sunday :)
for those of us who live within an short drive of this world wonder, we should consider looking at it again. this morning after a staff breakfast, i had a little time to kill before my class started so i took my camera down to the falls.
there were a few hundred tourists at 8am on an april morning. by the time i left (around 9:30) the sidewalks were filling up. just wait until the summer. these people come to see something nearly unbelievable. the amount of water over these falls every second is incredible. and we who live here just avoid the area most of the time because the tourist traffic is so bad...
by the way, this is the original shot (other than painstakingly removing sensor dust marks). the painted look comes from using a longish shutterspeed on fast moving water. i had to stack my polarizing filter and a three-stop neutral density filter on the lens to get it slow enough to blur properly.
best viewed large. (click on all sizes)
PLUG for a great underexposed photographer: Boss_Pedro has only a small number of pictures up, but he's got a fantastic eye. You should definitely check out his photostream.