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U.S. Marines hang out in the mess deck aboard the USS Essex (LHD 2) during Certification Exercise (CERTEX) off the coast of San Diego April 8, 2015. The Marines and Sailors of the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit and Essex Amphibious Ready Group are embarked aboard the USS Essex, USS Anchorage (LPD 23), and USS Rushmore (LSD 47) during CERTEX for their final exercise prior to deployment. (U.S. Marine Corps illustration by Cpl. Elize McKelvey/Released)
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Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day
Fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way
Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town
Waiting for someone or something to show you the way
Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time
Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines
Hanging on quiet desperation is the English way
The time is gone
-- Pink Floyd
lunch time for a group of private school girls sitting overlooking the Brisbane river at South Bank near the entrance of the Art Gallery. I thought it made a cute image with all the hats in a row and the dappled sun light.
Jeff Wier
Day 45
Pretty much a snapshot here.
We rent the pool on Saturdays occasionally in the winter. I teach people kayaking skills they want to learn. Most often that is how to do an Eskimo Roll or a combat roll. This is used when you find yourself upside down in your boat on the water, you simply roll yourself upright and carry on. Your best defense in the river when things go wrong.
This what seems to be a sunset picture is actually the result of Light Polution from the nearest town, (Loughborough).
I love night time photography as it's so peaceful and the way the light plays upon the clouds above by the moon and below by the light polution....
Yet another reminder of how over populated our little country is....
Tick-tack tick-tack...
What are you in such a hurry for?
Time, wish you could stop just a little while...
Bragança Paulista/SP; Brasil; 15/01/2023; Estádio Nabi Abi Chedid; Campeonato Paulista; Red Bull Bragantino x Corinthians; Na foto, Artur comemora gol; Foto de Ari Ferreira/Red Bull Bragantino;
Whilst the ghostly figures of the Duty Shedman and his helpers busy themselves preparing No. 1 'Talyllyn' for the midnight service, there's still time for tea for the crew.
Talyllyn Railway All Night Steam
4th June 2011
Nap time!
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2007 GM-EMD London Canada built co co class 66 loco 66593 seen in Freightliner livery on the 12.57 London gateway to Garston liner train passing South Kenton at 16.48 running to time
This image accompanies my blog entry "Once Upon A Time", about my 1993 foray into electronic music composition. Now that I have a digital recorder I've captured the selections in .wav files (with some distortion, unfortunately, since I had the mic beside the speaker on my tape player). The selections here include:
Dragon Love (5:22): I wanted to play around with a koto (a stringed instrument, whose name means "dragon"). At first I wondered what it would sound like with a guitar, but I think I decided against that combination. Used bells and gongs, though.
Aerial (4:36): The title comes from the street on which friends for whom I composed this live. One plays the cello, which features in the piece. The other had chosen the first two synthesized voices I laid down, called Tinker Bell and Resting Pad.
Once Upon A Time (8:58): A meander through various fairy tale moods.
Caravan (9:56): This has one of my favorite beginnings. Very dynamic. But then it gets a little squishy.
The Winding Path (6:54): My version of meditation music.
Oceans Away (4:43): My version of a sea shanty.
The Drowned Cathedral (3:58): My personal favorite of the bunch, though perhaps a bit macabre. It was inspired by M.C. Escher's 1929 woodcut "The Drowned Cathedral" -- which for all I know was inspired by Claude Debussy's "The Engulfed Cathedral" (also called "The Sunken Cathedral").
First Snow (2:30): Composed in the heat of summer.
Pilgrimage (6:07): Another meander, with a sense of adventure.
What Might Have Been (4:56): Somber, wistful brass. I was thinking of a mood on the order of "Taps" when I put it together.
My tools included a Macintosh Powerbook 160, EZ Vision software, Yamaha YPP-50 electronic keyboard, and Emu Systems, Inc. Proteus/2 Orchestral sound sampler.
After finding blank, unlabeled cassettes I used a paper cutter and X-Acto knife to design my own Mac-printed labels that I glued to the tapes. In similar fashion I created liner notes, used a program called Sketcher to produce the cover, and used my dual-cassette recorder to make copies from the master tape.
My sound and production studio was my living room in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The cats helped. Red's literal leaps of inspiration provided some of the flute in "Dragon Love" and the closing cymbal in "Caravan". Daisy's main contribution was in keeping Red otherwise occupied.
The blog entry has links to several other compositions as well, including the piano sonata I composed in 1977, and improvistions on a Flemish lap harp.
I asked this gentleman if i could have his portrait. He is an operator of one of the big steam engines, and at the time i took this protrait, he was sitting in a vehicle.
I asked him if i could have his portrait and he said yes. I asked him to hold my wireless flash pointed at the dash. The dash was dark and i had to make a quick guesstimate as to what the exposure might be. This was my one and only shot and the exposure seemd perfect, with only a hint of ambient light
Molly and Jake have known each other since they were less than a year old, and here they stand together as preschool graduates.