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There's something striking about night scenes such as this. Their lonely, mysterious and fascinating as your left wondering about the location and asking the question. 'Where is this and what was its purpose?'
See kristianfrancke.blogspot.ca/2017/02/meaning-in-night.html for more information on this series.
Turning the page doesn’t mean starting over. The past is what made us who we are today. We all have loved and lost, that doesn’t mean we are broken. I do not regret past relationships, each will have a place in my heart. I will not dwell in the past, I look forward to each new day to see what it has in store for me. Each new day is a blank page waiting to be written on. That is why I look forward to turning each page…..
Looking back at the opposite direction of the sunset is just as fun and colorful as looking back in life
Im doing that quite often and I feel gratitude for all what has happend
It sure has been colorful with all its ups and downs
It has made me to who I am today and where I am today
That is utterly cool
the total of yesterday's snow which was all washed away by rain.
Thanks to the water treatment company driver who happened along at the right time and drove so well.
Under a lightly blowing snow Z550-17 is shoving back at Dale CP to head over to the Indiana Railroad's Senate Ave. yard. The Louisville & Indiana's two Veterans units are in charge of this day's train that left Columbus, Indiana in the morning and will return to there after doing their interchange work. Indianapolis, IN 2/17/2023
Tree leaves turning red ready to fall for the Winter.
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During garden clean up this past Summer this colorful surprise made my afternoon brighter. Chores need to be performed daily. Peaceful colors like this certainly help the chores a little less painful. Thanks for viewing my work. Gratitude is a must. Be kind to all.
Finally following around six weeks of inactivity with the camera a decent forecast saw me down the beach. Initially I visited Blast Beach but with the tide rapidly retreating and inspiration in short supply I made my way through the caves of Nose's Point to Chemical beach to be greeted by the slightly comic scene of several 'togs edging there way ever closer to the wheels as the tide went out. It would have been rude not to grab a few shots myself. :-)
An evening in late summer in the woods near Hodge Close and the bracken was alive with colours galore even though there was no sign of sunshine, or light of any sort to speak of. As the tripod had not come with me, this could only mean one thing - a spot of ICM!
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens aperture: f/8.0
Shutter speed: 1 sec
ISO: 100
Focal length: 32mm
This haunting sculpture is in the ancient city of Pompeii. It was created by artist Igor Mitoraj, and is one of 30 of his bronze statues displayed there. The art was planned in such a way that “Gods and mythological heroes will populate the streets and squares of the town that was buried by Mount Vesuvius. They will emerge like dreams from the ruins.” The visit to Pompeii is something I have wanted to do all my life, and was probably the most memorable part of my trip to Italy.
Very tiny grapes have started turning blue. I have never before had as many bunches of grapes on this wine. It's been growing very well this year.
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