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I've always had a fondness for railroad tracks. I don't really care for the trains themselves, only the tracks. I think it may come from my days growing up in Robertsdale, walking the tracks (that are no longer there) with my best friend Mark Waldrop. I could follow those tracks forever. For me, they trains are about "hurry, hurry" and get to your destination. Tracks are about the journey and the unknown of where that journey will take you.
Photo by Roger Reetz
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December Photography Class:
Lovely Lizards will be hosting a 2-Day photography class, taught by Lovely Lizards Photographer, Roger Reetz. The class will be an intensive 10-12 hour study, starting with “this is a camera” and covering such topics as composition, portraits, nature photography, existing light photography, landscapes, going manual, wildlife photography, photo editing apps, and much more. It will be beneficial for both “Point and Shoot” and DSLR camera owners but will have a heavy focus on using a DSLR camera. Weather permitting; we will also get some hands on practice with taking pictures outdoors.
The course will be held at the Orange Beach Golf Center on Canal Road, on Saturday, December 6, from 9-4ish and Sunday December 7, from 1-8ish. The cost of the class is $75 (check or cash). We will break for lunch on Saturday, but please bring a bag lunch for Sunday. For more information or to register for the class, please email Roger at rkreetz@gulftel.com.
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In robot mode my model looks a bit chubbier than the toy it's based on, but there's only so much you can do with LEGO.
Quick trip out on Saturday and found the East Kent Railway at Shepherdswell, Kent. Spent an hour wandering round taking some shots an then had a nice cuppa.
Best viewed on black. www.bsi.turnerweb.co.uk
Explored 11th March 2012
Today is the ribbon-cutting on the 19-month-long restoration project on O and P Streets NW, during which short stretches of traditional cobbled streets were upgraded and streetcar tracks that once formed part of a network crisscrossing the city were rehabilitated. The whole project—which included work on water mains and streetlights—cost an estimated $12 million.
Northern Ireland- 2nd August 2013 Mandatory Credit - Photo-Jonathan Porter/Presseye.
2013 World Police and Fire Games Track and Field event at Dame Mary Peters' Track in Finaghy.
A competitor takes part in the the Long Jump as part of the Decathlon event.
The deer and coyotes had made tracks all over the fresh snow when I went for my evening walk down the driveway. I didn't go far, the wind was too cold and I took pictures with bare hands so my fingers were freezing :)
"A kind of lyrical ecstasy possesses certain young Americans in the springtime, a feeling of not belonging in any one place or in any one moment, a wild restless longing to be elsewhere, everywhere, right now! The air is balmy and springlike, redolent with so many musics from everywhere, everything seems to describe dizzy circles, there are illimitable thoughts of long spaces and long voyages, it is a strange, maddening but still as yet ecstatic feeling of irresponsible wanderlust of the soul, responding to everything at the moment - "I don't give a damn!""
- Jack Kerouac, The Town and The City
One of New Zealand’s nine great walks, the Heaphy Track, finishes (or starts, depending on which way you’re heading) at Karamea. The 82-kilometre, four-day tramp attracts visitors from all over the world every year.Travel through expansive tussock downs, lush forests and nīkau palms to the roaring seas of the West Coast.