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A boat leaves only traces of light as it enters LaSalle Park Marina in this view of Hamilton Harbour and the city's north end industrial area
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An eastbound BNSF grain train traces the shore of the Missouri River in Lombard Canyon between Toston and Lombard, Montana, on June 15, 2014.
cette photo a été prise lors d'un hiver, dans une ferme à Abondance ; et j'ai été frappée par le regard de cette vache derrière sa barrière, enfermée durant la période hivernale et marquée par une étiquette.
Un état du monde animal qui pourrait bien s'appliquer aux humains dans ces moments difficiles.
this photo was taken during a winter, on a farm in Abondance; and I was struck by the look of this cow behind its barrier, locked up during the winter period and marked with a label.
A state of the animal world that could well apply to humans in these difficult times.
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Outline of offset wall explored
Previously captured this wall with the offset
magnified by shadows. That view can be
seen in the abstracts album and/or the
Black & White Folio album.
Antique serrated tracing wheel used by my great-grandmother to mark fabric before cutting, and an old sewing machine bobbin used to feed thread to needle barely visible behind it. Two lights on stands triggered by off-camera strobe.
Inspired by #MacroMondays. With this version I wanted to show more of the serrated edge and wheel action.
From side to side less than 7cm.
Tracing the path of UP's long vanished 'Butte Special', a trio of E9s pull a Pocatello to Silver Bow officers special along the Beaverhead River at Dalys, Montana on Oct. 9, 1993.
Sometimes, the best scenes are just around the corner...
tomorrow I'll be off... see you on Friday!
ciao
Delle volte, le scene più belle sono dietro l'angolo
Buona serata, domani sono assente!
ciao
Sitting in the sun room above the garage, I noticed some nasal tracings our Cairn Terrier Riley had made on the window, and how the late light rendered them colored, mainly blue with other colors in the background. A little Photoshop, and here we are: Riley imitating Jackson Pollack, pouring secretions instead of paint, on glass instead of canvas.
A BNSF westbound slogs west up the 1.4 percent grade on Main One just east of Ash Hill, California, on one of several grade separated areas of the CTC Two Main Track Needles Subdivision.
To the right is a portion of the original Main One alignment, which after reviewing aerial maps appears to have been almost completely realigned from Siberia to Ash Hill. Many cuts, fills, bridge abutments and old tie plates can be found with a little exploring.
Main Two from here eastward to Siberia breaks off just to the right and uses a more direct and steeper (2.3 percent) grade that's about two miles shorter than Main One between the same two points.
You may not be able to see it, but this the entrance to a cemetery. It's just off a summer road in the Palouse region of Washington. The wheat is just coming up (it's June), and while the road isn't dry, it's dry enough to drive without fear of sliding off into the field.
I first discovered this cemetery by accident while wandering down various dirt roads. I looked to my right as I was passing by and I saw gravestone on a hill. From that angle, I couldn't see the lane or how to get inside.
This is fairly common out there. Abandoned cemeteries may be visible from the main road, but the lane leading to them have been plowed under. In the off season, you might be able to make out the old trace, but it's understood that the cemetery is now an inaccessible island.
Fortunately and obviously that was not the case here. The lane is sort of hidden, but obvious once you see it.
Most of the graves are from the late 1800s/early 1900s (the first in 1878), though the most recent was in 2018 (with a few in the 1980s).
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'Tracing'
Camera: Chamonix 45F-2
Lens: Steinheil Rapid Antiplanet 6,5; 27cm
Film: Fomapan 100
Exposure: f/16; 1sec
Process: FA-1027; 1+14; 9min
Washington
Jun 2023
► █░▓ ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ LEAVING BEHIND THE summer beach in this less frequented area of otherwise densest populated country of Europe. On my walk along the left shore of the Boven Merwede river (a short stretch of the main Rhein branch). Treading upon Natuurgebied Sleeuwijkerwaard (nature resort). The pathway winds towards the village between the concrete piers that used to form the base of a pontoon bridge, built and scarcely used solely for military exercises. These are leftover from the Cold War era, built in 1956. A stark reminder of the ideology fud and paranoia that didn't start yesterday and lives up to this day.
Lumix G90 / Lumix 12-35 mm f2.8. —At 12mm (24mm full frame equivalent) and f5 aperture priority. Shutter speed of 1/250 sec. This is a sooc jpeg edited in Apple Photos 10.0, uncropped 4×3 format and exported as (non 16-bit) tiff.
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Playing with gold and silver leaf and scanned Holga negative printed on velum/tracing paper... silver leaf added to back of building, gold behind everything else. 4" x 4". Epson scan.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. It's clear that street shots from 2020 will be very easy to date when we look back upon them in years to come. Stay safe everyone!
This afternoon I found the most amazing contrail shadow I’ve ever seen. The contrail just crossed the sun in the west and its shadow went across the sky from west to east. It looked that the airplane tracing its own contrail shadow towards the horizon.
Taken with vintage Auto Rokkor 2/55 lens.
"Now in the people that were meant to be green there is no more life of any kind. There is only shriveled barrenness. The winds are burdened by the utterly awful stink of evil, selfish goings-on. Thunderstorms menace. The air belches out the filthy uncleanliness of the peoples. The earth should not be injured! The earth must not be destroyed!"
-Hildegard of Bingen
"With my mouth,' God says, 'I kiss my own chosen creation. I uniquely, lovingly, embrace every image I have made out of the earth’s clay. With a fiery spirit I transform it into a body to serve all the world."
-Hildegard of Bingen
Romans 11:33 “O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and the knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments, and His ways past tracing out!”
Australian public health chief says COVID contact tracing is part of the “New World Order.”
www.rt.com/news/534341-australia-nsw-new-world-order/
This sleazy New World Order puppet is not the first Aussie traitor to say the same kind of thing:
Brad Hazzard, the New Wales Minister for Health and Medical Research said, “This is a world pandemic. It’s a one in 100-year event. So you can expect that we will have transmission from time to time, and that’s just the way it is. We’ve got to accept that this is the New World Order.”
This stuff doesn’t shock those who understand what’s going on. As for the sheeple, they aren’t shocked either, they just shrug it off and go back to sleep.
Sony FE 90mm Macro G OSS - f/14.0
Image is 1.5" W at 1:1 macro - 11" (.28 m) from subject. At 1:1, this lens needs a smaller (narrower) aperture to bring most of the object into focus.
sea smoke and the morning sun and ice on the beach, Lake Michigan, Upper Peninsula, Michigan - December 12 2024
Not the shot I wanted to get because I couldn't get out there in time. Sea smoke on the upper Great Lakes is one of my favorite weather phenomena living in this region. It's how you know it's cold cold out there.
0F / -17C air temperature.
-10F / -23C wind chill.