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Day #4 - January 22, 2014. Our first excursion and first time in the zodiacs. On this day we Detaille Island, those pictures are coming up. But first the the sights around the waters of Arrowsmith Peninsula [DSC_2554]
Backyard birding this morning.
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Time for one of Pips, so hard to get one of her, she's never still !
Down by the creek, just below where Miss Woolly's sitting in the following pic ..
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"Hommage" à M. C. Escher et Michael Ende . . .
The Grey "Gentleman" and time-thief in Escher's world ...
Die glatzköpfigen Agent der „Zeitsparkasse“ in seiner Mission als Zeitdieb in Eschers Welt ...
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Snapped for Smile on Saturday “timepieces” theme. Well, I think a camera is a time machine in that it preserves a moment in time for posterity or until I hit the delete button.
This started out as a late afternoon time lapse movie, with individual shots taken every minute, until it got dark. But instead of a movie, I created this composite by taking one slice from each image. Here the time slices begin at the lower left (around 5:30pm) and go on toward the upper right, until it gets dark, a little after 9pm, a total of 215 pictures. The occasional dark strips correspond to times when the sun went behind a cloud. The hook shaped clouds arise from the clouds moving down toward the horizon as time moves to the right.
The Milky Way rises up over the ripples of sand at Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes in Death Valley National Park.
6 tracked and stacked images for the sky
ISO 800, 14mm, f/1.8, 2 minute exposures.
Blended with foreground of 3 images focus stacked
ISO 100, 14mm, f/1.8, 10 second exposures.
If you're lost you can look and you will find me
Time after time
If you fall I will catch you, I will be waiting
Time after time
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A cut open basic quartz clock gear mechanism from an old wall clock. Mostly nylon cogs apart from one brass that is visible. Shot with a 55mm lens at f5.6. Lighting from two sharp spots, one behind and one from the right. Image exposure blended in Gimp post acquisition to remove blown out copper and bring up the lower cogs.
Cruising through Burns Harbor, the Lake Shore Limited is projected for an on-time arrival at Chicago.
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In the basement of a lovely crumbly old house, I found this corner of wall with many many layers of paint, which I can only guess represents redecoration over a long period of time.
I need to find more of this stuff !
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This dining car at the Bar U Ranch in Alberta made for a nice cover for the rain that decided to open up while I was there.
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Normally assigned to local switching duties, MRL GP9 #130 gets a brief moment of prime time attention at the helm of the company's Silver Cloud business train. The train was brought to the NP Depot in downtown Missoula for a stationary luncheon, and is now shoving back to its normal place of residence at the G.O.B.
Had an enjoyable time... steppin' back in time, from 1750 to the present day.
The museum collection is a varied social history that reflects and celebrates the culture of the county of Lincolnshire.
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