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I followed this peacock around so much, I think I made him nervous.
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Save the Date! This Friday the 13th yours truly along with 2 of my finest brothers will be live on stage at KingdomCumm!! This is a show you DO NOT want to miss!!
Strobist:
Shot with Canon 5d MKII with on camera Canon Speedlite 430ex II
Wardrobe:
VINCE
Oversized Plaid Shirt
VINCE
Button Up Vest
TWENTY 8 TWELVE
Lupin Fingerless Gloves
Ryan Strong Photography
A Victorian-era calling card for "C. Bowser" with an illustration of a canal scene, including boats pulled by horses or mules, a canal lock, and a lock keeper's house.
I know I should feature and/or play other guitars for my Guitar Tuesday theme, but Draco keeps calling my name!
Theme: Music To My Ears
Year Seven Of My 365 Project
Best viewed on black. I should stop testing out these photo equipment. This is the Leica 75mm f1.4 Summilux. Beautiful portrait lens that I think will probably be mine by the end of this week. Well just coffee for the next 6 months for breakfast.
86401 in travel-stained Network South East livery slows for the stop at Crewe on 28th July 1988 whilst working an Up express.
Olympus OM10 f/8 60th/sec Ektachrome 100
Hasselblad 500C/M + C80 T* w/filter + Fomapan 400
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Shot at several hundred feet this is the first sunrise that I've done from the air ;-)
I was blown away by the beams and quickly dialed down the EV to -1.3 to make sure that it all didn't over expose.
If you get the chance to see it big have a look at the wave detail down below.. really cool stuff..
The first trip of Memorial Day on the Strasburg Railroad at 11AM stretches across the field at Esbenshade Road. Norfolk & Western J Class 4-8-4 611 operates tender first as they head out to Paradise, the 611 has just arrived in town from the Virginia Museum of Transportation and will be calling the Amish Country home until October.
6P30 the Runcorn, Folly Lane - Corkickle, caustic soda liquor tanks - consisting of two axle 46te TTAs - is pictured behind 40047 in June 1982.
The train is being "called on" into the down platform at Sellafield station by the small semaphore arm below Sellafield's down main home signal in order to await passage of an up train currently occupying the single line section ahead.
(thanks to Lancastrian2 for train identity)
I am working on catching the birds in action rather than just looking pretty, pretty hard to do. Jays are beautiful members of the crow family! Thanks for all your wonderful comments and faves!!
Taken on my recent trip to Assisi, i didn't get to see that many locals out and about even early in the morning.
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Connacht, in the North of the Republic of Ireland is a very famous spot for surfing.
Connacht, dans le nord de la République d'Irlande est un spot de surf très connu.
This message is from “Urban Outcries” (Gritos Urbanos), a group of young, talented Social Entrepreneurs at Hummingbird, in preparation for our latest programme on Social Communication. Please see www.carfweb.net/gritos and our Blog www.gritosurbanos.blogspot.com
The gigantic plaster face above is a mould made by our volunteer sculptor, Jorge Vargas, which will be used to produce the gigantic mask to be used as the entrance porch of our studio theatre where the first programme called “LIVES – The Faces and Forces of a People” (VIDAS – As Faces e Forças de um Povo) will be presented.
As we are the voice of the young people at Hummingbird, we would just like to take this opportunity to say that we are overwhelmed by and truly grateful for the response to our photo set “Flowers For Flickrs”, which was our present to all Flickr member’s as thanks for the inspiration generated by your images.
The kids are really enjoying all the positive response we are getting and hopefully we will have more Flowers For Flickrs later on.
Many of you have bookmarked us as your contacts and we really appreciate that because we know you will be coming back to visit our gallery time and time again. It is really gratifying to know that our existence is important to you all.
With the above image, “Urban Outcries” hopes you can hear this message, which is aimed directly at your hearts and souls.
A rather scruffy looking Class 37/4 37404 'Ben Cruachan' pauses at Insch station en route to Inverness with the 15:16 ScotRail Express service from Aberdeen.
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