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This is a funny one! My mother in law asked me if I could make a card for a wedding she is going to, so I started and made the one on the left. I showed her it yesterday, and basically it is too tasteful!
So I made the one of the right, I still think it is tasteful, but more pink!
The lady getting married is 73, so maybe the pink one is better, what do you think?
Two Jack Lake in Banff National Park is about 10km from Banff townsite and is adjacent to the larger Lake Minnewanka.
Two Jack Lake is on the Lake Minnewanka Scenic Drive loop and is a pleasant place to go canoe as couple :)
Have a nice day friends.
Window shop in Riga, Latvia
Nikon D90, Tamron 18-200
HDR, 3 shots +/-2ev
Photomatix, Neat Image, Topaz, Photoshop CS5
Yesterday was a perfect day! My son, maybe and I made a great walk, took a lot of photo's, the sun was sinning...
But....
So much sunshine my cam didn't do his work very well...or was it me?? I guess so!
The colors in many photo's isn't good, the sky isn't blue!
What did I do wrong? can somebody tell me?
SPAX AEM-7 2307 brings up the markers on Wash-1 as the train crosses over to track one at Neshaminy.
Storefront, Two Men. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.
Two men at a Manhattan storefront as a Columbus Day parade passes by.
Switching gears again today, this is another photograph from our October East Coast visit. The trip was primarily geared toward photographing autumn color in New England, but we managed to sped a couple of nights in Manhattan between that and our homeward flight. Our visit coincided with what New York still refers to as the “Columbus Day Parade,” though a more modern designation is apparently also something along the lines of Italian Heritage Day. (One bizarrely noteworthy moment was seeing Rudy Giuliani yucking it up at the front of one of the floats, but I digress…) We wandered around the periphery of the parade route, where the onlookers were in many cases more fascinating than the parade itself.
I made this photograph using one of my “blind shooting” techniques. There are lots of different thoughts about how street photographers should (or should not) interact with their subjects, and I think they all have some validity. Here I did not want the subjects to be distracted by me, so I held the camera in front of me as I walked by and made a couple of exposures without look directly at the two men. I think it paid off. I feel like there are a number of ways to try to make sense of what is going on here and what it might imply, but I’ll leave it to viewers to figure this out.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
A lone cloud is in the sky along with the two massive smokestacks of Hatfield's Ferry Power Station.
A collaborative diptych - taken for a group 52.5 of 2010.
My friend Diana (Di's Eyes') and I met for lunch and took a photowalk around Little Italy.... we took doors, buildings, murals, reflections and then found a small shop that had masks. It was Ash Wednesday just after Mardi Gras... we started snapping and when put together thought they were the best. We had a wonderful afternoon for a fun project!
The image I took is on the left and Diana's is on the right her photostream is:
www.flickr.com/photos/44177780@N06/
I must say this has been the best project for me I collaborated with two special people from the group, one close and one far!
DB Cargo's Grand Central-liveried Class 90, 90026, returns to Alstom's Widnes Transport Technology Centre to resume testing with the Mk4 sets being refurbished there for GC.
90026 had been at Crewe ETD for an A Exam and was accompanied on 0Z90 to Widnes by Class 67, 67015, The 67 was then used by the DB crew as their taxi back to base.
The Skip drew the pair out of the ETD and through the station to Crewe L&NWR to change ends, prior to heading north to Widnes with the Skoda leading. The pair are captured here at Coppenhall just north of Crewe.
Millie coming to say hello ... cute as and younger sister Rosie looking the other way . New additions to the coffee scene . Lovely to see .
D n D Coffee
Kenmore
When traveling to the blacksmith, the captain of the black falcon always stop by his old friend's Leon. The two of them were in the same unit of the royal guard, until Leon quit the army, after getting back from a too long mission patroling the western border of the realm, only to find his wife had succumbed to a disease. After some time he decided to reopen the family brewery: the Two Vipers' Brewery.
My entry for BrickPirate summer challenge for which we were asked to make a medieval building with a maximum size of 32x32.
“The 206” can mean two very different things at Robertson Buses – it either refers to a bus route that goes to Long Eaton, or a decidedly dubious LHD Peugeot 206 staff car, which in this photo can be seen lurking behind the identically numbered bus service.
The connection between the two here is RB’s resident bus painter Mr Bitt, who bought the car while on holiday and then sold it to the company, and whose catchphrase is “I’ll do it in a Bitt” because he mainly sits around and rarely paints anything. That’s why everything around here gets painted at a snail’s pace, and 38 (among others) is still in its dishevelled as-acquired livery.
Route 206 was introduced in mid-2023, running between Nottingham and Long Eaton every 30 minutes using three buses. However, the Robertson Buses commitment is only two because the 3rd duty is covered by Smith’s of Nottingham and the route is operated jointly. It has the novel aspect of running out past Nottingham station and The Meadows, and cutting through Thane Road to get to Beeston.
Like the 204 as mentioned a few uploads ago, the recent gas works around Beeston affected the 206 because its usual route along Chilwell Road was closed, and it had to divert via Queens Road. Delays getting out of Beeston through the bottleneck of Station Road meant Beeston Interchange had to be temporarily cut from the route for timekeeping – since the diversion meant a double run through the most congested section.
City-bound buses also cut out the short section of High Road they technically could have still served in favour of remaining on Queens Road, to save time. This diversion lasted the full length of the road closure, including the later half-closure which allowed outbound buses to return their normal route, with the double-run reinstated at Station Road so the city-bound buses could serve the interchange again. It was crazy.
Two Giant lightning bolt striking next to a wall of rain south of Boulder Colorado towards Golden, heading east to Denver. This is a view Central East Boulder County looking to the southwest towards the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Very active lightning strikes, we were out of the wind and rain north of the storm a great viewing point.
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