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Once the pride of the Santa Fe fleet, this former Santa Fe SD75M, now owned by PRLX is showing its age with tattered paint and patches trying to hide its previous life. On the point of Q116, the train fights up the hill into Gaines, MI. By the time the tail end would pass by, the train would be quickly up to track speed.
In honour of those fallen or wounded in any conflict
Credits to G&T Designs for their amazing kit A Soldier's Memories and the recent re-release at www.e-scapeandscrap.net/boutique/index.php?main_page=prod...
Credit also to The Red Cross for their amazing work and the artist John Olaf Todahl for the painting The Wounded Comrade appearing on the August 1918 issue of The Red Cross Magazine.
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The Scoop: all this is going to a power plant two towns south of where it is parked here. Apparently, my town was only being used to park all this while they prepare for their next move to the plant. It's part of a new turbine system being installed in the power plant. The person who gave me the info believes it shipped mostly by rail from Texas, and it's rail travels wound up in Windsor Locks, CT. (north of Hartford near the Mass border) From there, heavy equipment movers took the load over the highways, and into my town for that leg of the journey, roughly a 70-80 mile trip. Late last evening it made it's final leg of the journey from my town to the power plant, roughly 12-15 miles away.
This is this an alternative view that shows this vine as it spirals out of the ground ascending a tree trunk to reach the top of the canopy. On Hoople Island, Long Sault, Ontario.
Knife wound created with gelatin, Skin Illustrator, Ben Nye Stage Blood and Thick Blood, and cotton.
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Lipstick: Karma (greens) by Dotty's Secret www.flickr.com/photos/dottyssecretsl
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This pretty little bee had a wounded wing. It kept jumping from leaf to leaf, but finally stayed still for a few photos.
Eisley-Brightly Wound
Thanks Katherine Rodrigues for the testimonial!
Everyone should check her out she's an amazingly talented yet very young photographer, she inspires me and she will inspire you too.:D
we came across this young black bear which was limping on the front paws and you can also see an injury on the left paw. i just learned that he is recovering well and should be fine.
This young Thrush has been in our garden for about a week now. We noted he only used one leg and through the binoculars could see it was carrying a leg and also had disturbed feathers on the same side. Possibly damage caused by an encounter with a cat. However it is happy fossicking around our gardens.
Eastern block of the Robin Hood Gardens estate, Poplar. Now undergoing demolition (the western block having already been demolished and new housing built in its place).
It was designed in a Brutalist style by architects Alison and Peter Smithson and completed in 1972.
Thanks to [https://www.flickr.com/photos/rogersg] for highlighting this building and its imminent demise.
Yesterday I posted a shot of one in pristine condition which showed the underside of the wings. This one in not so pristine condition, shows the top of the wings.
Lorquin's Admiral Butterfly (Limenitis lorquini)
Cascade Mountains – Jackson County – Oregon – USA
“Males perch in valley bottoms all day to watch for females. Eggs are laid on the upperside of host plant leaf tips. Caterpillars feed on leaves and partially-grown caterpillars overwinter in rolled leaf shelters.
Adult Food: Flower nectar from plants including California buckeye, yerba santa, and privet; bird droppings; and dung.
Habitat: Forest edges, mountain canyons, orchards, parks, streamsides, fencerows and groves of cottonwood and poplar.
Range: British Columbia south to southern California and Baja California, east to western Montana and Idaho.
Conservation: Not usually required.
Straight from the camera.
Walked along a motorway for one and a half hours with Hannu Huhtamo looking for a specific cool looking location we had heard of but with no luck... Good thing we found this beautiful little icy pond on the way so had somewhere to light paint in!
Sadly many of the old fishing huts and other remnants have completely collapsed or disappeared. Every time I visit Dungeness, there is at least one less thing to photograph. Apart from a few of the old boat wrecks you now need to sear out for llittle details. This rusty post and cable caught my eye for a low shot with the 35mm prime.
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
While giving injections Rocky was also
treated for multiple monkey bites.
One being extremely close to
his eye. Like real close ! .;-(
In a couple of weeks Pumpkin
will also get her injections 2
but that will be happening
right here at our home. ;-)
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The hearts and Moon were made by me. I am actually wearing them (a nice little trick Patricie taught me)
even the fierce American Alligators have trouble surviving in the wild. A healing wound showing on his side.
Part of the final display for my final major project. This may or may not be the final edit.
Edit: I won a Phlearn competition with this :) www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHuldjI7M0k
Vogue Approved: www.vogue.it/en/photovogue/Portfolio/68d6852c-3d8b-4062-b...
Model: Ailsa Northwood
Turn your wounds into wisdom.
Oprah Winfrey
My scar is healing nicely 48 hours after I had an epidermal cyst removed.
Not All Wounds Are Visible.
The number of Veterans with PTSD varies by service era: Operations Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Enduring Freedom (OEF): About 11-20 out of every 100 Veterans (or between 11-20%) who served in OIF or OEF have PTSD in a given year.
A study released in 2022 found that as many as 44 veterans die on average per day from suicide when accounting overlooked causes of death that are aligned with suicidal and self harm behavior, which is 2.4 times greater than the official estimate.
All who bear this are strong men and women who have served. there is people out there wiling and wanting to help you. as a veteran advocate i stand with you no matter what. The picture i did captures the mental toll of war in an older man with his younger shelf placing his hand on his shoulder.
if you are a veteran and is seeking help here is a list of places for you.