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There are two mobs of Brolga at the Western Treatment Plant- the parents with the chick I showed a few uploads ago and this family of four-two adults and two teenagers (I think). These are the same ones I captured tumpeting some time ago. It must be something about me as once again, when I approached they threw their heads back and started with their very loud trumpeting.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHlreMW82tQ
Not the most romantic of sounds, unless of course you are a Brolga I suppose.
I just felt like adding alittle texture to the background. Sorry if that offends the bird purists!
Spending a lot of time at home can lead to mischief. I've watched some tutorials I've had for a long time and have bought some new ones to keep me occupied. In this image, I used a technique to enlarge the lighthouse in order to counter its miniaturization from having used a wide-angle lens. Going that far I played with some Orton like affects which look pretty to me (today), if a bit unnatural. Feel free to be critical if this isn't your kind of thing. Stay safe.
Isaiah 66:4 “Therefore I, too, will choose harsh treatment for them, and will bring upon them what they dread. For when I called, no one answered; when I spoke, they didn't listen; but they did what I consider to be evil, and chose what doesn't please me.”
After all the stars took their shots, Bunny and I snuck on the carpet for ours! It was such a pleasure to be invited and share this moment with such amazing & talented company. Very inspiring and we look foreword to so much more of the SL Machinima "Lang"!! (plzplzplzplz plz k?!)
At last I've been disconnected from the plumbing. However, the first of the side effects has started. I fear the worst for the weekend. Still, once they're out of the way, recovery will begin. 👍😁
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Maggie had her final acupuncture (she has three herneated disks in her lower back) treatment yesterday before we head south on vacation. This is her sixth treatment and we do see some improvement in her. We have her stoller along so she will be pampered allot.
When your buddies' living space has a balcony overlooking very active commuter tracks, you take advantage of that shit. Sitting back in your pajamas taking night exposures while the Victoria Day fireworks blast off in the distance sure is one way to enjoy some railroad photography, especially when Pizza Nova is waiting for you inside.
66424 'Driver Paul Scrivens' leads 3S01 Rail Head Treatment Train back to Stowmarket Down Goods Loop on the 10th October 2022. The DRS 66's are captured in the golden glow of Autumnal sunshine near Lancaster's Crossing, between Haughley Junction and Stowmarket.
The shortest day is here! A walk in my local park led me to this tree looking very wintery and it seemed to well suit the black and white treatment.
(c) Dominic Scott 2020
One of the interminably long corridors leading from Kings Treatment Centre to the Main Hospital, Derby Royal.
Less grim than this high contrast pic looks but sums up my state of mind yesterday. It’s the kind of image that was de riguer and ubër trendy at Art College during the 70s.
67027 & 67023 pass the quaint St Marys crossing near Stroud on 6th November 2021 with the Rail Head Treatment Train, 3S33 Cheltenham Lansdown Loop to Swindon Transfer.
Looks like it could do with weed killer rather than
Sandite!
This Hornby-esque crossing and box on the line between Cheltenham & Swindon is easily missed as you pass at speed on the train.
The box has Grade II listed status and dates from 1875.
"Clever" writings (like most graffiti) are mainly an annoyance and rarely beneficial for photos. The saying on the wall in the operating room of this military hospital also annoyed me during my visit in 2019, but after some years i now somehow like this picture.
I'm trying really hard to do things differently.
This photo, and the toothbrush in particular, are dedicated to Valerie, one of my best friends. She makes me feel better in a way that no one else can, and I love her and miss her.
I had to crop Anthony's foot out of this because he was cam right pouring water all over my back and head!
Having arrived at Kings Norton On Track Plant Depot on Monday 30th September as 0J01 from Bescot Up Engineers Sidings GB Railfreight Class 66 diesel locomotives 66752 "The Hoosier State" and 66701 perform the honours on the first Kings Norton to Bletchley railhead treatment train. Running as 3J01 the train is seen approaching Mill Lane, Ryecroft in wet weather conditions.
Got sick and bed bound when my GP is off on March break with her family. So I self-treated with a 3 C’s formula, namely, my camera, clementines and cups of lemon juice. They do nothing for fever and aches but work wonders against grouchiness. I apologize for the quality of this photo and hope that this is my worst for the year.