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Two Ferromex bongas lead QVCGD, a northbound Químíco train from Veracruz to Guadalajara on Linea SC through Ciudad Mendoza.
One of my husband's RL friends wanted a picture of the custom bat I designed...hopefully this is good enough *giggles*
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The Southampton Range Light is looking rather worn and battered by storms. The rain came pelting down, but did stop long enough to catch this image.
Taken on one of those foggy, misty mornings I've mentioned that we experienced during our three days on Alaska's Seward Peninsula. This bull muskox was sniffing around the cow to determine her receptiveness to mate. I was amazed to see that one of his horns was broken off near the base.
From the Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game:
"Battles between bull muskoxen during the rut are spectacular and violent contests. After a period of aggressive display, the bulls charge at top speed from distances of 50 yards (46 m) or more and collide squarely on the horn bosses. The sound of the tremendous impact can be heard from a mile away on a calm day. After a clash, the bulls back away from each other swinging their heads from side to side and repeat the sequence until one bull turns and runs. A battle may include 20 clashes. Analysis of motion-picture footage has determined that the force generated in a clash between muskox bulls is equivalent to that of an automobile ramming
a concrete wall at 17 mph (27 km/h). Bull muskoxen have heavily armored skulls to protect them from the shock of impact. Four inches of horn and three inches of
bone lie directly over the brain in the area of contact."
Despite the broken horn this bull had a harem of six cows. I'm guessing he was not able to keep them...
When I was photographing the flowers of the Japanese Maple I saw this battered leaf, perfect for the theme wabi-sabi of this week.
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I noticed this morning that one of the Groynes at Fifty Point is showing increasing signs of decay. The long exposure shows, in the blurred member of the large structure, how the constant water action is gradually tearing the groyne apart.
Notice the baseball bat on the bumper of this Pontiac Silver Streak. My guess is a vandal got scared of getting caught smashing windows and left the tool of his trade behind.
Still a beautiful gold, but this field of wheat was battered in heavy rain (again) last night. It normally would have been harvested by now.....but is completely saturated. Part of this farmer's field has been flattened. Purdue is estimating corn and soybean losses in Indiana of half a billion dollars, due to heavy rains and flooding. California, wish we could share ours with you.
HSS.......with baseball's opening day happening this week across the country, this sculpture seemed just the thing :)
Female Bento pose by Lush
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I haven't posted a seascape in sometime. Feeling like something a little different today. Here's a scene from Iceland where Miles M. and I were shooting in some pretty crappy conditions. The conditions weren't the best but the dramatic atmosphere was awesome! For me, it just gave the landscape that Iceland feel. I miss Iceland! I need to get back there. Hope you guys are doing well out there. Summer is almost over! YAY! Be well....Peace and Love.
The southern coast of Louisiana where wherever you look, damage caused by nature's immense fury is evident in this form or that.
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A male Common Brown Butterfly (Heteronympha merope) looking a little rough around the rear edges, takes a break among the Agapanthus.
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It may have been showing its age but the Greek F-4Es were the highlight for most the TWM at Florennes in 2017
Out of defeat can come the best in human nature. As Christians face storms of adversity, they may rise with more beauty. They are like trees that grow on mountain ridges — battered by winds, yet trees in which we find the strongest wood. Billy Graham
~happy battered fence friday~
After visiting Húsavík and Goðafoss in the north of Iceland, we really wanted to drive south to the amazing Aldeyrafoss, but since it was one of the few days with rain, we decided to skip it and instead try to reach the famous seastack Hvítserkur in the blue hour. We knew that the drive would take more than 3 hours, but if Google Maps is right, we should be able to see Hvítserkur in the last faint light of the day. After 2 and a half hours of driving, we turned right onto a gravel road that got more and more bumpy along the way. Moreover, it started to rain and got increasingly dark, but since the visibility was still pretty good we kept speeding over all those bumps with the allowed 80 km/h, passing only a few lonely houses and farms along the way.
We eventually reached the parking lot, and as we got out of our camper van, we noticed that not much of the car’s white color was visible as it was splattered all over with dirt. Since it was already late and the weather was pretty bad, there was only one other car in the parking lot which was leaving when we arrived. So we hurried to get to the viewpoint on the cliff, and for a moment we really thought about going down to the beach, but due to the sketchy “trail” down and the extremely strong winds we decided to stay up there. We then set up our tripods and I really wasn’t sure if I can take my hands off the tripod without it flying away. My girlfriend and I then held each others tripod while the other mounted the camera on it. We kept the tripod as low to the ground as possible and tried some long exposures, but soon found that the wind was so strong that even shorter exposures of only a few seconds resulted in blurry images. To make things worse, the intensity of the rain increased, but we stayed out there and waited for the brief moments of calm where I could capture the only sharp image of the evening. To make the foreground a little more interesting, I then blended in the water from a blurry exposure of 13 seconds, which was nowhere near enough to smooth out the water.
Battered by the Icelandic winds and slightly soaked by the rain, we returned to the camper van and both hoped that we got a least one sharp image on our SD cards. Finally back in the car and protected from the elements, I looked up the way to the nearest campsite and my girlfriend then told me that she remembers an accommodation right next to the Hvítserkur parking lot. Since we had to drive by there anyway, we stopped and had a look, but the lights in the house were already out and not a single person was to be seen. I then checked booking.com and found this accommodation, but there seemed to be no room available. However, there was a phone number listed and so I asked my girlfriend if I should try calling them. She was a little hesitant since it was already 10:30 pm, but I figured they don’t need to answer the phone or probably already have their phones turned off if they don’t want to be bothered by late requests. So I gave it a try and a super-friendly Icelander picked up the phone and said: “Sure, there is still a room available! Where are you?” We were actually standing right in front of the house and 2 minutes later he came out of the house across the street, greeted us and showed us the rooms. We were so happy that we had found a nearby place to stay and especially enjoyed the luxury of a spacious room (compared to our camper van), took a hot shower and fell asleep very quickly in the comfortable bed.
The next morning, we both somehow hoped for an epic sunrise, but the sky was covered with clouds, the winds were still brutal and rain was pouring down. So it was with a heavy heart that we left this beautiful and remote place to head to the Snæfellsnes peninsula, and despite the far from ideal conditions, I am very happy about this picture because it captures the memories of another great adventure in the land of fire and ice. I hope you like it too!