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Artist Robert Bose biking his balloon chain around in an early Burning Man 2013 morning, with the Coyote by Bryan Tedrick in the distant background.
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1849 375m long Széchenyi Chain Bridge over the Dunabe river which takes you from Buda to Pest or vice versa.
This was in the Winter of 2018 and was a great trip to Budapest. I can stil remember this outing at night because it was cold and I was walking for hours taking pictures and I had my tripod on me and it was just so quiet in the city. I was staying in a beautiful hotel in a very old building right next to the Liberty Bridge. I see it still exists, it's called The Butterfly Home. Friendly people, beautiful city... great city trip.
European city trips in winter are nice. Less crowds, lower prices and I don't mind the cold. I'm thinking about going the Bucharest this winter.
This handsome, powerful dog has an owner and looked healthy, we are working hard to try to convince owners not to chain their dogs.
The ONLY reason why this gives me Resident Evil 7 vibes is because the plate was taken from Medieval Fantasy. Who made a very close replica to the Baker Family dinner table. ♡
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Still, nothing has changed.
Do we eat where we shit now?
It's sick and deranged.
Now our smiles bring cancer.
“The wide world is all about you: you can fence yourselves in, but you cannot for ever fence it out.” ~J.R.R. Tolkein
You all can probably tell already, but I'm not a fan of fences and barricades. ;)
From just below the north wall of Mangart, one has nice views on Velika Ponca / Ponza Grande and the chain southwards. Also the ascent route on the ridge is nicely seen. It goes from the hut (seen below) by a side ridge, across the ravine and then branches.
Ein schweres Geschütz!“Der FLASCHENZUG“
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Thema: “CHAIN“ Kette am 06.08.2021.
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alright, i'm trying this again because i like these. this one's a bit more literal, but if you insist. the irony is that we had a snow day and we ended up back at the school. a long story, but there are a few previously public areas, like the local sledding hill, that are now suddenly blocked off, unplowed or laden with "keep out" signs. it's getting a little creepy.
We took a boy's road trip down to O-town for an Alice In Chains concert; the show was terrific.
SETLIST
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1. All Secrets Known
2. It Ain't Like That
3. Again
4. Check My Brain
5. Them Bones
6. Dam That River
7. Rain When I Die
8. Your Decision
9. Got Me Wrong
10. We Die Young
11. Last of My Kind
12. Nutshell
13. Sickman
14. Grind!
15. Acid Bubble
16. No Excuses
17. Angry Chair
18. Man in the Box
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19. Love, Hate, Love
20. Would
21. Rooster
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Setlist thanks to Gloomboy
More photos from the road trip: www.flickr.com/photos/ex_magician/sets/72157623433354538/
shot with an olympus om-d e-m10 mark ii—720nm infrared converted—and the panasonic 20mm f/1.7 mark ii lens
A heavy duty chain-link, about 12 inches in length, attached to rope...taken at Tilbury landing stage, a wooden pontoon secured by, I think, heavy duty chain and rope...
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A locked portal is one of the oldest ways of keeping an area safe and secure. This lock has been guarding the north-east entrance to a silk factory long after it has been abandoned and forgotten.
Taken for the Macro Mondays Safety challenge.
Small details to be find on the streets.
I used a 45mm lens from Olympus. This focal lens (equal to 90mm in a full frame system) and big aperture help to created a small deep of field.
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Brutt lenke / Kiellandmonumentet in Norwegian (Broken Chain / the Alexander Kielland Memorial).
Alexander L. Kielland (after the Norwegian writer Alexander Lange Kielland) was a Norwegian semi-submersible drilling rig that capsized while working in the Ekofisk oil field in March 1980, killing 123 people.
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I went walking to find things to take pictures of today. I was inspired to take some B&W shots because of a 'history of photography' show I had been watching earlier. So I was in awe of how many photo opportunities came to greet me when I was actually feeling inspired by something. hehe