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Janis Joplin- Summertime
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Dear all, I will find a moment during the day to visit your photo stream, have a good day!
Please note, I only visite the photostream to people who have the kindness to let me some comments (I mean some WORDS)...
Conviviality is my priority, I do not run after invitations (even enjoyable) but your encouragements are my awards. Thanks for understanding my philosophy-)
The Emett clock in Nottingham. Or the aqua horological tintinnabulator as it was named by Rowland Emett OBE in 1973
172001 departs from Nuneaton with the 2G82 14.14 to Leamington Spa
RTT shows the train on time, so the station clock is fast?
Gear : Nikon D300s | Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8
Exif : 1/250 | f/2.8 | 400
Place & Date : Shakhari Bazar, Dhaka. | 09 Mar, 2012.
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Thanks in advance for checking my Photostream...:)
I used to sleep at night
Before the flashing lights settled deep in my brain
But by the time we met
By the time we met the times had already changed
(Hope that something pure can last)
Snow Time
i’m always so late, have some faerie magic.
outfit:
dress: Perpetua in Winter Frost by Crystal Clothing Co.
necklace: Sahaze chain version by Plastik
body:
hair: Eira by Calico Creations
skin: Temperance in Drow by 7 Deadly s{K}ins
wings: Starlight Frost Wings by Fancy Fairy
makeup: Opulence Makeup by Dulce Secrets (advent calendar gift)
shape: Una shape by Lumae (free group gift)
hands by Slink
hand particles by Cole’s Creations
taken on Silent Night:
Thomas Thornycroft's sculpture 'Boadicea and her daughters' in front of Elizabeth Tower (aka Big Ben after the big bell behind the clock face)
A shot I seen by a friend a while back inspired me to try it myself, need a bigger clock face but turned out ok for a tester
Visited Damnoen Saduk floating market while in Thailand last week. If you manage to see beyond the standard tourist trap this is, it can be quite interesting. I enjoyed the visit.
The local coffee was great.
have a great weekend
With Jupiter, Venus and the Moon looming over the western San Francisco sky, I took 28 exposures of about 300 seconds each beginning at sunset (6:35 PM) and ending after all three bodies had set beyond the western horizon (8:51 PM). I've read that this alignment is known as the Jupiter-Venus conjunction.
Before I took the first long exposure, I made sure to do a quick capture of the sky to show how it looked without trails. Stacking these photos created an interesting result: the beautiful orange sunset which I took early on (and was in the first 4 photos) ended up dominating, creating this unique result that looks as if the stars were rising (left to right) rather than setting (right to left). I also had a few hiccups along the way including having to replace my battery which is visible about 3/4 of the way down the star trail.
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A Canadian Pacific GP38-2 sits in the newly constructed paint booth at NRE's Silvis, Illinois plant. This locomotive was one of many Soo/CP GP38-2s that were in the shop that day.
You see I know change
I see change
I embody change
All we do is change
Yeah, I know change
We are born to change
We sometimes regard it as a metaphor
That reflects the way things ought to be
In fact change takes time
It exceeds all expectations
It requires both now and then
See although the players change
The song remains the same
And the truth is
You gotta have the balls to change
Joss Stone - Change (Intro)
What a wonderful time we had at the Grand Canyon. Even though we were only there for 2 days and endured rain, hail and a total cloud inversion, it was still amazing.
Coolidge's long-resident DC-7 at sunrise facing the field's World War II-era hangar. Two things I could never tire of photographing, though the DC-7 is now no longer there.
The Indiana Railroad's Santa Train has arrived in downtown Bargersville, Indiana. Kids of all ages eager to talk to Santa and Mrs. Claus are lined up to come aboard. Employees and volunteers plan their next stop.
INRD 4005 began life as BN 8181 and was built by EMD for BN in July of 1980, and was the very last SD40-2 delivered to BN.