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Tuned Austin A35 light painted on long exposure.
If you've been away from flickr over Christmas, you might have missed my set of star trails over UK landmarks - I'd love you to check them out if you have a minute.
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Running on time, Amtrak No. 5, the California Zephyr, exits Tunnel 1 just east of Plain, Colorado, on December 6, 2024. Engines 51 and 44, 8 cars. Photo by Joe McMiullan with Steve Patterson and Jerry Palmer.
This ornate public clock is placed on the lawn of the train station as a decorative, yet functional lawn ornament. HGGT
a while ago,...
her: how's your day been?
me: I spent the day alone,... I'm exhausted.
I hate when she falls asleep.
You can only put off certain conversations for so long,... and when she falls asleep is when I have no choice but to talk to myself.
Which has been often this year, because you know,.. fucking time zones,...
And myself is like that alcoholic friend everyone has,... they know they have a problem, they come talk to you about it, you think you've made them see the light so you part ways feeling good,... only to watch them walk straight into the nearest bar.
And you can dodge their calls, say you're busy, but you know that you need to have that talk again. It stops being you trying to help them, but becomes you sorting your own shit out while you talk to them. It's addictive, you need that time together, with your other self.
Some people call it alone time or being solitary.
It doesn't feel like that to me. It's the noisiest time I know.
But they are the best brainstorming partners you have, you go round in circles, start yelling "you hack!" at each other, coming together, then swearing at each other's unfathomable stupidity again,...
Ultimately either you or other you or other other you has an idea and the rest are just too exhausted or annoyed to care anymore,...
And that's how things get done. In these parts at least anyway.
I don't remember if I took my medication today.
An ancient castle with visitors from the future.
This photo was taken by a Kowa/SIX medium format film camera with a Kowa 1:3.5/55mm lens and Kowa L39•3C(UV) ø67 filter using Fuji 400-H film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
My newly built device records, reverses, and re-emits waves (acoustic, electromagnetic, or optical) focusing them back precisely onto their original source.
By effectively forcing waves to retrace their paths back through time, I can now travel back to a time when she loved me.
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Photographer : Raphaelle Monvoisin
Model : May
Make up & hair : la Boucle d'Or
Domaine de Villarceaux
A short break from the barnies today with a look back at this little fella.
I had hoped to spend more time watching this beauty, but sadly it wasn't to be.
Here he is setting back out in search of even further prey. Having already dispatched several fish, more were to come to a similar fate.
Otter watching has to be one of the best wildlife experiences and certainly brightened up a cold wet January morning.
We were lucky enough to be entertained by him for over an hour, as he made his way through the local fish population.
European Otter - Lutra Lutra
Oban Area - Scotland
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Peanut and Moose ready to go to bed
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Yes ,time stand still
You remember the good ol' times ...holding hand in hand and all the holy crap .
But you forgot the rubbish you did , how you screwed up .
I don't ....
Barnes County, North Dakota
Nov 2022
Chicken coop/outbuilding built by great grandpa, possibly with great, great grandpa.
Seeing its last days. Observing the old construction within is fascinating
Happy to see two Monarch butterflies in flowers at the park. This one is a male. They love the meadow blazing star shown here. See them there every year but this was the first time to see them. Very active and chasing each other at high speed. Not sure if mating or fighting, but either way glad to get a few photos. Will be checking on them from time to time.
This is a view of our northern coast north of Fort Bragg. Here is an abandoned home that once upon a time must have been quite a nice residence. Now it's overgrown with vegetation and in great disrepair.
the first thing I saw when I walked down the steps into Moissac's main square (position on google map is very imprecise)
Taken from Khadim National Forest, Sylhet, Bangladesh.
Taken with Nikon D300 & Nikkor Micro 105mm f/2.8