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I wonder how this juvenile Red-winged Blackbird is doing, whether that growth on its beak was a symptom of something wrong with it or not.
Don't solve the problem,
when danger is better.
Far away where you stock them
In cages that tether
And all the bridges you've burned,
leave you trapped off at all sides.
And now the tables do turn,
and it's all gone, what's left for you.
And when the sky is falling,
don't look outside the window.
Step back and hear I'm calling.
Give up, don't take the fast road.
It's just your doubt that binds you.
Just drop those thoughts behind you now.
Change your mind.
You let go too soon.
Don't run away,
Stop feeling fine.
It's better than your worst, your worst day.
No words to say, I'll give you mine,
and pocket all the hurt, and just stay.
Don't run away.
It's better than your worst, your worst day.
Sit down, you're sinking,
there's no one to watch you.
Skip town, you're thinking,
there's no one to stop you.
Don't run away.
I'll change your mind.
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"If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies." ~Anonymous~
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail enjoying a zinnia in the garden.
Nature changes now. For some beings it is cold, while some enjoy this low temperatures and moist environments. We are all important, somehow...
Schneider Componar 50 mm, natural light, 340 images stacked in ZS.
Did I mention I love slide film?
Pentax Super A and SMC Pentax 50mm f/1.7, Agfa Precisa CT 100 developped by the DM Fotoparadies and digitalized using kit zoom with macro rings.
Thank you everyone for your visits, faves and comments, they are always appreciated :)
Point Lynas from the coastal path close to Porth Amlwch, this was a quick exercise walk which took me a total of 15Km. It's nice to watch the season changing and the heather is beginning to colour nicely now. The vibrant greens of early summer giving way to the more muted yellow tones of mid summer.The weather stayed dry until I was just a few Km from the car.. but the warm breeze dried my wet gear before I got there. Taken using my little micro four thirds camera which is an ideal walking setup.
A Great Gray Owl spots or hears movement under the snow and quickly changes focus and direction in the hunt for voles.
Canadian Pacific train 284 was passing underneath the B12 signal bridge at Edgington in Franklin Park in 2003.
CEFX SD9043MAC 121 was sold to Norfolk Southern and rebuilt into SD70ACU 7333.
The Indiana Harbor Belt tracks in the foreground have since been removed and relocated to the east as part of the Grand Avenue underpass project.
At Gwanghwamun Gate, the main entrance to the palace, visitors can see the event twice a day at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. except Tuesdays, when Gyeongbokgung is closed. Gwanghwamun Gate is the venue for the changing of royal guards' ceremony in Seoul.
Can you relate? I got up early because I wanted to photograph some places in town at sunrise. Hoping for warm light and strong shadows.
Almost all the sites I visited had changed into construction sites though and I really got in a bad mood.
I decided to go on since I was there anyway and time can be precious.
Then I saw the light on this window. Diffused by the tree. It's shadows casted on the wall. It instantly changed my mood. I started to photograph other things than planned and got home with a really nice set of photos. You have got to stay open minded.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Olympus E-300, Zuiko Digital 40–150mm F3.5–4.5
The change of seasons comes. The warmth fights the ice and snow.
A sunset scene from a pine tree forest reminds me of Shishkin's paintings....
This pic on 500px.com
500px.com/photo/104489031/changing-seasons-by-sergey-pono...
Thank you for all your comments and favs, my friends.
Was taking pictures around this location and then for a moment the lighting changed as the sun was setting on the left, clouds were low blocking light to the right. Quite a remarkable sight.
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The Milky Way core season will soon be over. That's however no reason to despair or to start sleeping at night. There are many other highlights in the night sky.
Autumn is the time when Orion, one of the most beautiful constellations, becomes visible again. The blue supergiant Riegel and the red supergiant Betelgeuse are hard to miss and M42, the Orion Nebula, can be seen by naked eye as well. If your skies are really dark, you can capture the elusive Barnards Loop, the red Meissa Region, the Flame Nebula or the Horshead. In the adjacent constellations there are more red gems, like the Rosette Nebula, the Christmas Tree Cluster or the Monkey Head Nebula.
Reason enough to stop on the way home from our Trona Pinnacles session at some interesting rocks. Not only the night sky can change. It was amazing to see how much the landscape differs a few miles away. Instead of tufa spires, the rocks here reminded me of Joshua Tree NP.
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EXIF
Canon EOS 6D astro modified
Samyang 24mm f/1.4
iOptron SkyTracker Pro
Low Level Lighting
Sky:
5 x 45s @ISO3200 f/2, tracked
Foreground:
5 x 60s @ISO3200 f/2
Ok, Tip of the day, and one of my best one. (This is what you see in my tutorials, how I work on my photos.)
Always look at a photo in layers, like let´s say we have a landscape pic of a ground, a mountain and a sky. Each part has its own layer, because sometimes you want to brighten the ground, the mountain might be good as it is, and then the sky could be darker. Then you erase or mask out the other parts of the pic, like in the sky one, you mask out everything but the sky ect...
Like in this picture, the sky got two layers, because so much is going on there.
The new buildings right across from where I live, had some scratches in the windows (occurred during construction), so this was changing "almost new" to "brand new". The crane operator, Emil, was kind to let me follow his work for an hour...
7DWF Saturday: Landscape
HCS
Yes I'm Changing (Tame Impala)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI60jMIDQ0U
There is another future waiting there for you
I saw it different, I must admit
I caught a glimpse, I'm going after it
...
Yes I'm changing, can't stop it now
And even if I wanted I wouldn't know how
Another version of myself I think I found, at last
And I can't always hide away
...
Quoted from SongFacts:
Personal transition is a major theme flowing through frontman Kevin Parker's songwriting on the Currents album. He explained to Uncut magazine: "That was precipitated by what I found myself singing about. I usually just follow my instincts when I start writing and then I will notice a theme emerging. I tried to amplify that so I can make a cohesive album, one that has a message and story."
"And yeah, this theme of this personal transition and moving on really went together with the music. I wanted to explore this idea of feeling like you're turning into the kind of person you thought you'd never become or starting to appreciate things you've never done it before," he continued. "You set these rules and standards, then one day you feel like you want to embrace other things, and the only way to do that is to abandon your previous self."
Parker added that this was the song where he felt it all started to cohere, stating "'Yes, I'm Changing' was the first time I managed to string together the right words to bring home what I'm trying to say."
這樣的周末夜，適合一些迷幻搖滾，晚安~
Yes, I'm Changing - Tame Impala
www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-aw7eGDkLo
There is another future waiting there for you
I saw it different, I must admit
I caught a glimpse, I'm going after it
...
Yes I'm changing, can't stop it now
And even if I wanted I wouldn't know how
Another version of myself I think I found, at last
And I can't always hide away
...
January 2017 was the beginning of the first full year of G&W ownership over the Providence and Worcester and already, company PPE was handed out across the board. Providence and Worcester trainman Nate Howe sports a new G&W Northeast Region safety vest as he watches his DOD extra train crossover in Plainfield. The #3901 would also soon be one of the handful of B39-8's painted in G&W corporate orange.
January 2017
Plainfield, CT.