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Against the sunset glow a trio of Coningsby based RAF Typhoon FGR.4's about to turn to run in and break for landing
Definitely one for pressing 'L'
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Beautiful in the wood this am, wet and full of colour. One buzzard was my only encounter in 3 hours.
Ezekiel 41:24 “And the doors had two leaves, two turning-leaves: two for the one door, and two leaves for the other.”
Turning Torso is a residential skyscraper, located in Malmö on the Swedish side of the Öresund strait, it was built and is owned by Swedish HSB. It is regarded as the first twisted skyscraper in the world.
The project was designed by Spanish architect, sculptor and painter Santiago Calatrava and officially opened 2005. The tower reaches a height of 190 metres with 147 apartments. It won the 2005 Gold Emporis Skyscraper Award.
Yup, Just playing again... This was some Maple leaves that had started to turn and I made a Twirl then used Fractalius2 on that and then a Kaleidoscope.. Decided it was worth keeping so put a frame on it..
Sometimes, you have to force yourself to turn that corner. Sometimes, something forces you to. Sometimes.... You're simply drawn to. You see a glimpse around it, and it intrigues you enough to take your mind off of what's around you long enough to realize... You don't need those weights. You don't need that baggage. You don't need the stress or the pain. That it's okay to shed... It's okay to let go. It's okay... It's okay, to be great. It's okay to feel happy. It's okay to smile. It's okay to feel better. It's okay to breathe.
Thank you.
Oooh! What's that over there?
Looking at these Lotus blossom seed heads it is easy to tell where the sun shines its brightest on this little pond.
Seen at Dauset Trails Nature Center
Explore: 8-11-16, #203
I didn't notice the girl with the tripod until after taking the shot, so I went over to apologize for ruining her shot but she said she was happy, she wanted to have people in the shot because she was shooting a timelapse..
The Durham coastline 30 years ago was home to the biggest coal mine in Europe and some of the worst coastline pollution in the world. This 12km stretch of beach was buried under 2.5 million tons of colliery waste a year and thanks to 100 years of dumping the devastation extended 7km out to sea. Over the last 20 years a clean-up operation funded with £10.5 million the Turning the Tide project has restored much of this coastline for access to the public and the return of nature. This beach, known locally as Chemical beach, is not easy accessed has been left to Mother Nature to do the clean-up. I think she has done a pretty good job without the help or continued abuse by man.
The Detroit Toledo & Ironton was still a corporate entity, but was owned and controlled by the Grand Trunk Western at the time of this photo. Here a northbound train led by geeps from both roads rolls at an unknown location north of Lima, Ohio.
Woodland Park, CO - I was out camping and wanted to take advantage of the clear skies for some star trail photography. This is a combination of just under 200 photographs at 30 seconds per exposure. Everything was good for about an hour then clouds started rolling in. You can tell where the clouds were on the lower left side as the star trail lines start to break up.
Despite this, I was pretty happy with the outcome of the image.
Taken during the trip to Dallas last weekend. The weather was really bad(only on saturday and sunday!!!) and couldn't roam around. This was the only shot salvaged that I was happy with.
There is only a short section of the old Miami and Erie Canal in Providence Metro Park, Grand Rapids, Ohio...so the mule drawn canal boat does a lot of turning around. Visitors can go for a ride if they wish...for a small fee, of course.
I'm standing there, but I can't see the future.
But hope is in my mind.
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さて。SLで4年続けていたことに終止符を打たせてもらいまして。
良い経験だったなぁ〜て思います。
ありがとうございましたー！
どんどん整えて行こうと思います！
A Canada Goose on final approach to the slough at the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve, Chilliwack, B.C.
Dawn at low tide at Spittal a week ago - no dramatic colour...but it's the sea and waves relentlessness which fascinates me.
This light fixture at a local restaurant caught my eye. I could see the reflection of a table and chairs in the bottom of it. I flipped the photo for a better view.
Stupidly!!! I always do a three point turn on this bend from my parking spot ....... today God wished me luck!!!!!
69004 is seen at Attenborough Nature Reserve working the 6X49 0543 Toton North Yard - Beeston Sidings via Humberstone Road. This was a turning move for the IFA tilter wagons 14/4/26. (Taken using a pole)
For a splash in the water, I invite you to see it large size.
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