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Best if viewed large. Rainbow trout. Smallest about 12 inches & biggest maybe 14 inches.Caught my limit and in a hurry. For the tree huggers these are all planted fish. I do practice catch and release of native fish.
BREAKING NEWS My 181st picture to be viewed over 1,000 times (October 2014). First uploaded 12 October 2014.
Trent Barton, ADL Enviro 200 MMC, 157 followed by sister 151 head for Ilkeston on the 'Two' service from Nottingham. This 10-minute service frequency was thrown into chaos due to the insane levels of Christmas traffic congestion along the route. This resulted in the clumping of buses and gaps in the service. A 50-minute gap had elapsed by the time these buses appeared, only to be followed by a third bus, 155 right behind. Unfortunately, there are no on-foot inspectors to regulate services these days, everything done by GPS location and radio communication, which doesn't seem to cut it when it gets this bad.
Interestingly, this was the second day of these buses operating on this service, their launch on this route being on Sunday 21st December 2025, ousting Volvo B8REs from 2015. The replacement 2020 ADLs have come from Kinchbus of Loughborough where they had been used on their Skylink service.
Additionally on the day of this photo, there were at least three stand-in buses working the route (Volvos 723, 747 & Versa 821); I don't know why that was? I did witnesses one of the ADLs (156) blowing off excess air pressure, sounding like an angry rattle-snake as it went down the road. It's never a good idea to mass change things outright before Christmas, it generally only adds to the seasonal chaos and frustrations for passengers and drivers alike.
Photo - Monday 22nd December 2025.
Lens: M42 Pentacon 1.8/50
I remember when I was small child, LEGO was the best toy you can imagine. And my parents thought it will be good for my creativity, so they gave me a lot of it. Now I took this picture as tribute to my childhood and time I spend with LEGO. I used my smartphone screen as the background and my brothers tavlet as the ground under the lego man.
Mid-March brings a lot of change in weather and animal behavior here in Wyoming. While on a drive to Grand Teton National Park, I spotted 3 bull moose near the road. One was rather upset, thrashing around and running into the willows, but these 2 gave me a chance to snap a few photos of them in the late afternoon light. Moose are the largest member of the deer family and can run 35 mph, so I know from experience to keep my distance! They're huge mammals, but amazing to watch, especially in the deep snow!
A pair of fishing stores in the community of Port Rexton, Newfoundland. These traditional stores or stages, used to store fishing equipment are still a common site throughout the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, and many are quite old, being kept up through generations. This red ochre type paint is the predominant colour of these buildings, although I`m not sure why.
The Two Drink Minimum is a smugglers ship whose captain is Joseph Brown. Cpt. Brown is a smuggler who takes odd jobs here and there, but never anything too big. His ship is named after a night club he used to own.
Two Jags and not a John Prescott in sight! (British Humour).
RAF Cosford 238 Squadrons’ SEPECAT Jaguar GR.3A ‘Spotty’, registration XX119, formerly a 54 Sqn aircraft (GD) and 6 Sqn (EB) at RAF Coltishall and Jaguar XK-r stand together.
We as two coast of one river,
Are inaccessible and very far.
And our meeting will hardly take place,
And lives the circle at first will repeat.
I will build happiness here,
You will find the love there.
We will never be together,
And you will understand it soon
Building with two sets of large bay windows on Main Street in Towanda, Pennsylvania. I like the five decorative bricks near the top of the building.
We're brothers. Not by blood, but by blood shed.* When we see action, we see it through. Together. Always together.
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Maybe that's why army stationed me here, too. Maybe if we hadn't stuck together, he'd be the only one marooned for his actions. In this tin shack in the desert.
The shack is sturdy. We have the corrugated walls to thank for that. But it's also hot in that thing. So we sit out here. Waiting.
When army put us here, they told us our orders would arrive promptly. After his incident, I didn't understand what they were thinking, how they could still be considering using him. He needs another mission like he needs a gun to his head. Now I know exactly what they were thinking.
That day, for whatever reason, he jerked up. He towered above me, then and now. He towers over most people, actually. Him coming at you armed isn't exactly a welcoming sight.
He took a few steps out. His limbs swung in choppy motions. I could tell he was sore. We'd spent months on the hard, unforgiving terrain, lying or sitting. Always in discomfort.
He looked out across the dunes. Nothing. I asked, "what are you hoping to find?"
He responded wistfully, "Closure."
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*This is the opening line of a written piece I've been working on for a long time. Is decided to re-use it here.
Two tone look with the silver hood from my previous Oly 45. Looks pretty cool on my G5. I've decided to hold off on the Nocticron until later this year. I am looking to upgrade my G2 soon. :)
much trouble, a hot day in the city galle part of sri lanka. A good friend want two lime juice to cooling down.
These were two orthodox Christian women. They wore black from head to toe. It seems they were there for the same thing that I was...a Christian "Icon" exhibit at the Getty Museum.