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Union Pacific SD70M 2002 was cutting Elmhurst in half as it headed for Global III in Rochelle with a I-G2G2 shuttle. In the background, time has stopped at 0726 or so as the building the clock is attached to is being razed to build a bunch of condos that nobody can afford.
Time was also up for the Olympic SD70Ms being captive on the I-G2G2 shuttle. In a few days after this photo was made, they were whisked away on a westbound intermodal.
Winter Storm Elliott blasted though the north just in time for the holidays, with frigid temps, snow and ice! It even dipped down into the south where we live, with temps dipping well below freezing, for several days.
Of course, the Goodie Bowls (for the squirrels) were filled a couple times a day, and the birdfeeders were filled each morning, too. Fresh suet was also put out each morning so it wouldn't freeze overnight.
Our water fountains froze over, as you can see here, and the squirrels and birdies kept checking on them throughout the day.
It is now slowly but surely starting to warm up each day for the rest of the week, and we are expecting warmer than usual temps for New Years! Crazy weather.
A young couple share a quiet moment together on a stairwell at the Mall of Asia, Pasay, Manila, Philippines.
sul luogo c'è una cappella che è stata costruita dopo la morte di San Galgano nel 1181. Al centro della rotonda cappella è situata la pietra dove San Galgano infisse la sua spada come segno di aver lasciato definitivamente le armi per cominciare una nuova vita di fede. Se la spada in realtà risale al tempo di San Galgano è in discussione, ma a quanto pare una ricerca fatta nel 2001, ha dimostrato che è effettivamente così.
on the site there is a chapel that was built after the death of San Galgano in 1181. At the center of the round chapel is the stone where San Galgano stuck his sword as a sign of having definitively left the weapons to begin a new life of wedding ring. If the sword actually dates back to the time of San Galgano it is under discussion, but apparently a research done in 2001, has shown that it is indeed so.
Florence central station (Santa Maria Novella). As I explained in the first upload in this series, the architects of this station (Gruppo Toscano) had the shrinking of space-time, due to the modern railway system, in mind. If we could travel by almost the speed of light, such shrinking would also involve significant shrinking of time--time goes much faster: a 'time warp'. The phenomenon is symbolized in this shot: the figure walks from a (stupendously preserved!) 1930's modernist environment straight into a contemporary commercialized space.
Celebrating a few things today!
Hit two milestones with subscriptions to my Take Better Toy Photos newsletter on Substack and visits to my website. It looks like people have made New Year's resolutions to level up their photography.
I also wrapped up a section of something I've been working on for months intermittently. I can see an end in sight!
A40231 26 rolls through Onondaga with CN 2443, CN 3234, and 72 cars.
With the C40-8M's once again dwindling, I'm feeling more an more like this could very well be the last one that 'll have shot leading...time will tell
First time I've actually picked up my outdated camera equipment in a couple of years due to ill health.
It's funny how your pictures you take reflect your mood
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It's that time of the year again. Apple harvest time. There are so many and so many varieties. Picked a little bit of each and ate a little of each. The smell and taste of ripe sun warmed apples is unbeatable
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In November I went to Chur, Switzerland. The town has a beautiful medieval center. This is the Arcas square, or more accurately, triangle, nowadays used for concerts and other events. In this season it has a beautiful Christmas look.
I processed a balanced HDR photo from three RAW exposures I took manually. After that I added some vignetting and played with color balance a bit to give it a mystic and old look.
-- © Peter Thoeny, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, HDR, 3 RAW exposures, NEX-6, _DSC1948_9_0_hdr3bal1e
Timelapse for fun
This was recorded a long time ago...
Just sharing....
No, I did not buy this on eBay
Last glow or so it seemed .. this sunset surged a bit before the colour finally failed...
Olympus OM-1 w M.Zuiko 7-14/2.8 Pro -1, -0.3 and +0.3ev
Three frames raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 7, HDR merged in Luminar Neo, colour graded in Nik 7 Color Efex and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Seven Mile Beach, Gerroa, NSW
Captured in: Smithtown NY.
This week's Flickr Macro Monday assignment had me going round and round -- specifically in circles. The group was tasked with photographing something that was circular, could be either single or multiple items, so long as it fit the circular theme.
There were many different directions to go with this one, but I finally "circled" back around to my original thought for the topic -- a painterly take on a small pocket watch.
HMM, and have a great week!
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"Reflections of Time" is a non-HDR image that was processed using a combination of ACR, Photoshop, and Topaz Labs plugins (Adjust, Clean, Denoise, Glow, Impression, and Texture Effects).
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Created for 69th MMM Challenge
Source image with thanks to Frank Kovalchek
what if you could jump back or forward in time?
what would you do? where would you go?
I know what to do, definitely.
But I know it is not mine to choose.
I also know not to delve on the impossible.
So I may as well use my time well.
And do more substantial things in the real world.
Now if I could just have a few more minutes of surfing :p