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This morning I watched
a mushroom
eat a stump.
I ate the mushroom
and the stump ate time.
10,000 years ago
became now
as ice receded
leaving kettles
hovering above till.
Eventually the spores
showed me two things-
-our star was aging out
-eventually and aging out
are meaningless.
Just names.
After checking the waves from shore, he decided it was time to go.
Mt timing was spot-on, aim was a little off. Santa Cruz, California.
I saw this view on the A35 into Dorchester and just had to stop to take a few shots as the clouds were a bit special.
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seen as we walked the sultry streets of Fort Langley after dark.
song : Norman Greenbaum live on French TV 1970 -
"Spirit in the Sky"
The time is always right to do what is right.
(Martin Luther King, Jr.)
Looking close... on Friday! - Watch
(photo by Freya)
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A study in silver and ivory: when the world washes out into a high-key haze, only the focused grit of a winter meal remains.
Tired of laying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain.
Been here a long time . ( some Pink Floyd lyrics ) .
After receiving a heads up NS 5202 was leading NS P75, myself and my friend Alex shot down the R-Line to Monetta, SC where we caught up with them just before running around their train and heading back to Columbia. I believe this may have been my first time seeing a high-hood leading a "mainline" train out on the main. And could very well be my last too.
"Christmas is a telling, time-wondering time. Wonder enough about it, and you'll know, and you'll tell me about it..."
- Roy Rogers
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Canon EOS R5,
RF24-70mm F2.8 L IS USM
Time-Lapse Movies: 24mm, f/2.8, ISO2000, Manual Mode
Interval: 6s; Number of Shots: 500; Recording size: 4K
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but i try to catch up :)
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Capture taken during our summer vacation time in the Provence region. After mixed success trying to capture the stars in the Dolomites another attempt here in southern France. Beside the mosquitos around, the surrounding light pollution does not make the capture a true improvement..still learning...Good remaining, move back to the Dolomites from Thursday onwards. Thanks, Udo.
10/52
1# lost in focus
I wish I could control time, and don´t lose it. That I could replay the great ones, delete the bad ones and save the precious ones. But that is impossible, or is it. I have the gift to save them, and remember them through pictures.
Guess what, guess what!! Yesterday my new lens came, my new 50mm f1.4..omg..omg. I LOVE IT. He and Bernt (my camera) is getting along so well <3 I have named him Mockinglens..hehe :P
So I have thought about doing something outside the 52, and here it is. I love taking pictures like thís :)
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