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A stick insect in the act of changing it's skin.
Esta mañana, las intensas nieblas registradas por la zona de Zalla me han hecho cambiar por completo de planes y me he acercado hasta lo más agreste del Puerto del Cabrio donde he hecho una foto un tanto diferente que podréis ver en un par de días. Pero me ha dado tiempo también a grabar este corto vídeo del arenero de Arija que bajaba el puerto a muy buena marcha.
This morning, heavy fog registered in the area of Zalla have completely changed my plans and I have come to the most rural of El Cabrio Pass where I made a somewhat different picture which you´ll can see in a few days. But I also had time to record this short video of the sand freight from Arija coming down El cabrio with a very good progress.
a change to the centre bed. pots that edged the centre bed have been moved away from the centre bed and positioned as a collective group on the patio (seen here in the foreground)
jasmine on the far fence is beginning to leaf
honeysuckle and buddleia clambering over the front arch
ivy covers the back arch at the end of the garden
meteorological spring begins 1st march ends 31st may
astonomical spring begins 20th march ends 21st june
www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-about/weather/seasons/...
for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm flic.kr/p/2gnCyih meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...
www.flickr.com/groups/gardening_is_my_hobby/ helpful for ideas. thank you for sharing
N462 with 8865, 1308 Down Warrnambool service Climbs up the North Melbourne Flyover as P17 hauls N466 into Southern Cross for Maintenance.
This marks a change in times regarding locomotive hauled passenger services across Victoria as N462 is still seen wearing its PTV logos for passenger service, whilst N466 has been leased out for freight operation with SSR, having its previous PTV logos covered up for its new operator.
04/04/24
I love when leaves change colour, they're so pretty. I take photos on this table too often, i love how distressed it's became from weather. Soo it's pretty similar to the recent one with the berries.
It's Autumn, time for changes :) By the sounds of what you guys commented on the choices photo it seems like quite a few of you are making big changes. I wish you luck in all your new endeavours.
School starts tomorrow, i'm looking forward to going back but i wish it didn't start so early in the morning :( Eurgh monday morning are not something i am a fan of at all.
Almond Orchard - Changing of seasons, just like the changing of the leaves, we make a new memory, each time we moves on.
Every day we change
a new moment in time.
We now share it
with the World Online.
A new beginning
a fresh start.
With our keyboard
we can open up our heart.
As we go thru life and think
of the times that used to be.
Just like the changing of the leaves,
we make a new memory.
So no matter where we are,
and for whatever reason.
We will always remember our dreams
with the changing of the seasons.
Written by: K. Foley
Gondole bob in the wake of a passing speedboat boat under cloudy skies in Venice.
Hearing the noisy speedboat power out to sea and seeing how its passage violently disturbed the old and elegant gondole moored to the pier, I couldn't help but think about how time is changing Venice. From the massive amount of tourists that make the grand old city feel like a theme park to the constant talk about its eventual doom beneath the Adriatic, it seems as though the Floating City I remember visiting for the first time in 2004 has a different mood to it altogether. These are unlikely to be unprecedented thoughts, however, as change has been constant over the city's long history. Over the centuries I'm sure many people have sat watching the bustling canals with their minds wandering down similar paths.
Venice, Italy, 2016
Sony a7R Mark II with Zeiss FE 16-35mm f/4
When you get a very active aurora display the view is constantly changing...at times it is tough to decide where to aim the camera. This shot taken while we were fighting some clouds at Dyckesville, WI on October 8, 2015. Light pollution at lower right is Marinette, WI, at lower left is Oconto.
IMAGE UPDATED 6/7/16
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24-02-17
LEGO Spider-Man & Deadpool
LEGO Marvel Series
Spidey: Pizza time!
Deadpool: You're late... I'm not paying for those.
A few days ago we had blue skies and sunshine but as the week has moved along our weather has changed and now we are getting very strong winds and no doubt more rain!!
Stay Safe Everyone!
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Marcellina Mountain, Dark Canyon, and the changing aspens of Kebler Pass, as seen from the top of Mount Owen, Colorado.
The motorman of Motor 51 is out on the platform pulling down the trolly pole prior to changing directions during a switching move at Emery.
Visiting the Caltrain station at Fourth and King Streets in San Francisco for the first time since a vacation with my parents around 1987 revealed alot of changes. Hard to believe at that time the Caltrain F40PH's were only a couple years old. I remember wandering around freely with my dad, now the entire facility and approach tracks are competely fenced off. Even the doors to the platforms at the station are locked unless a train is loading on that track. Standing on top of a guardrail in the employee parking lot I was able to get a few shots of the Saturday afternoon lineup. I also managed to find one unlocked door to a platform before finding out the rest were locked. Most of the 20 original F40PH units have been rebuilt with separate Caterpillar generators after being rebuilt by Alstom in 1999, redesignated F40PH-2CAT. They also roster 3 F40PH-2C units built by Boise in the late 90's and 6 MP36PH-3C built by MPI in the early 2000's. With electricfication of this line planned for the near future it looks like major changes are coming.
San Francisco, California
July 30, 2016
This northbound heads towards a clear signal at Lenox Tower, but changes can be seen on the horizon by looking at the opposite side of the tracks.
-NS C44-9W #9864, SD75M #2806 leading power
-NS Train #20A
-NS (ex-Wabash) Brooklyn District, near MP D475
-Lenox Tower
-Along Highway 203, Mitchell, IL
-August 11, 2018
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In these latitudes, the quality of the light changes dramatically after the autumnal equinox. You can forget sunbathing after September 1.
With the time change, the sun was quite low in the southern sky by 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday. Even with a clear sky, the best the sun could do was shoot a few beams of bright light onto the beach at shallow angles.
For reasons I don't understand and at intervals I do not know how to predict, copious masses of sea grass wash up on the beach in the spring, fall and winter.
The action of the waves rolls them into the marine equivalent of felt. The rolls snake down the beach like long lines of those cylindrical, wood-chip-filled net bags that limit the runoff from lots where construction is taking place.
Long Beach Peninsula, Washington.
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Nothing is so painful to the human mind as great and sudden change - Mary Shelley.
The leaves have nearly all fallen and the trees are looking so bare. Now, the sun doesn't rise until I'm already on the train in the morning and is beginning to set before I'm home. Nighttime stretches out so much longer than daytime and I can always see my breath like smoke in the air. I almost feel like I don't even know where autumn went.
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I was always fascinated by construction sites. I think I liked the idea that things are getting built. Changes are good, in general. Inevitable anyway. But one must wonder, if all changes are for the better?
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I took this yesterday off the front porch...every year this maple tree has a portion of it change before the remainder of it...so I capitalized on the change by shooting some premature fall leaf shots..:-)
I'm not as active in the hobby as I used to be due to life getting in the way, but I'm still floating around and my boys are still here and still very dear to me. They mostly sit on shelves these days, but I very much enjoy having them around. That won't change :)
During the route changes 2 weeks ago the biggest was service 33 which was cut back from Gorebridge to Sheriffhall and Baberton to Wester Hailes eventhough the Gorebridge part was replaced by new service 48 I think this was a really stupid move with the huge amount of building happening at Gorebridge and the mass amount of passengers which got the 33 from the RIE which a single Decker bus just doesn't have the capacity for which means Lothian will miss out on buisness.
Here we see on a rare Sunday Lothian Buses 814 one of my priority buses for a photo of seen here at the University of Edinburgh on a service 33 for Wester Hailes/ Clovenstone.
Sometimes one has to change something, otherwise things will be boring. So compare this one with the older captures from the subway in Bonn:
Dayton, Tennessee. September, 2010.
Polaroid SX-70.
Polaroid TZ Artistic.
Scanned on an Epson Perfection 4490.
Nearing the end of uni term and on one of my final photo trips around Aber until i get back, I took this one in the amusements arcade on the pier. This is the sign for a change machine, however to me it carries a different meaning (uni work).
.....is in the air.
It's been a summer like no other, often with cloudy mornings making way to a bright blue sky before the cloud creeps in late afternoon. We've had cooler mornings with sweltering hot days with not a drop of rain.
As I wander through my garden it's telling me autumn is not so far away. I'm certainly not ready....
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