Wires In The Way
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Erzgebirge-Tour / 14.10.2018 / Sachsen / saxony
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Driving on the highway this image was pointed out to me. Great lines taken at speed so creating a slight shadow.
Tag 283/365 (2019) in Neumünster im Museum für Tuch+Technik tuchundtechnik.de/cms/
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Taken at my friend's ranch near Quesnel, British Columbia, Canada.
This Alder Flycatcher continually and vociferously declared that he offered 'free beer!'...'free beer!'...'free beer!'...I politely tried to tell him that I was a teetotaler, but to no avail. He continued unfazed by my candid remark again offering 'free beer!'...'free beer!'...'free beer!'
You wouldn't have any non-alcoholic ginger beer would you? I am kinda partial to that, after all.
Alder Flycatcher
Wires on an old fence covered in tiny ice crystals from days of sub zero temperatures and heavy frosts.
While looking for birds on our trip west, it seemed many birds I found were sitting on wire fences, especially on the prairies where there weren’t many trees. It has to be easier to install and more cost efficient when putting fencing around vast open spaces. The sound of the Meadowlark is quite distinct and I loved listening to them when we were camping. It was a treat to see them sitting on the fence as opposed to hidden in the grasses. Happy Fence Friday.
Macros certainly show every bit of dust and debris! Fortunately, my husband had two unused wire brushes with two small bands of bristles. Here you see fewer than half of the bristles.
And then the sun began to shine. The trick was to avoid blowing the highlights...
Tiny. This macro amounts to 2 cm or .79 inches of part of the brush. Thanks for looking.
Not too long before becoming young and restless, the fledgling Barn Swallow did receive an energy transfusion sufficient to sustain it during its solo flight along Rettilon Road on Bolivar Peninsula.
The Conemaugh and Black Lick pulls seven cars of steel wire along the Conemaugh River to the former Bethlehem Steel wire mill across town, now operated by Liberty Wire.
#104 was one of at least fifteen EMD SW7s delivered to the C&BL in the late 40s and early 50s. During the days of Bethlehem Steel, they had as many as a dozen switchers active during the day.
All those dedicated to whom every hope is denied
Used hardware / software:
Panasonic Lumix G7 / 70
Kit Lens 14-42mm
Fast Stone
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...put my life in peril for this one...no place to pull over in commuter traffic so I stopped and did the click click thing. No one got in my way...no one tooted their horn as they seemed to understand my mission. Anyone who walks/drives away from a shot like this isn't a photographer. Had I not stopped, this image would have been burned into my memory and tortured my soul...forever!