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I have been so indecisive lately. Am I the only one that is still editing photos days after I post them? I don't really like that about myself.
Louisiana is beginning the change from green to brown ....I can't wait for that first real cold snap!
i'm thinking about that saying...... change being the only thing you can count on not changing. i have certainly learned over the last many years that no matter how much we think we are in control, we never really are.
it's an illusion.
but what i can control is how much i love, how much i give, and the intentions by which i do those things. that can't be taken away from me.
so this is me. trying to be fluid. still struggling for words. but adapting to big change, not fighting it. yielding. healing. connecting to source. and being open to what awaits me, trusting that it will be exactly what is needed for the evolution of my soul.
and i'm finding peace in that.
People change for two main reasons: Their minds have opened or their hearts have been broken.
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A lot of changes at the shore after being flooded out many times in the last few years , Ice and snow on the beach and shore where Duffins marsh is flowing in to Lake Ontario , view from the bridge across Duffins marsh in Squires beach , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , March 9. 2019
great survivor large tree
flooded out
The great survivor large tree that still standing after being flooded out many times in the last few years
where Duffins marsh is flowing in to Lake Ontario in Squires beach
January 2018
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Photo taken during my first ascent to the summit of Mont Thabor (3.178 m), Vallée Étroite (France).
The weather was changing dramatically for the worse... the landscape was appearing and disappearing all the time.. something that turned out as very attractive, visually and photographically speaking.
Here you can see the peak Gran Adritto (2.742) gazing through the clouds.
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Spent a couple of hours in the Beeches yesterday morning to check on the colour. There is now a definite change on the way especially at the very tops of the tree canopy and trees on the periphery. There was also that lovely damp earthy smell that you tend to get in the Autumn months and certainly more fungi around than previous years. Looking forward to showing around my first 1-2-1 workshop client next week!
Spent an hour in Clumber Park and found these Sweet Chestnut seeds at various stages of opening. I had to put them down as they are very sharp and that's when I noticed the car roof would make an interesting platform on which to shoot them.
All change. The end of the road for the 11? A change of direction? A refuelling stop? The start of a new and long journey? Get on the bus, Gus?
*In the distance, Talking Heads play on the radio.*
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The effects of climate change. A rare blizzard dumping as much as 5' of snow in the mountains of Southern California
The blue house in this Google Earth photo is the same reddish house I shot several years ago - but everything has changed color now! This Google shot is from Aug, 2018, while mine was from March 2016. I do enjoy touring the streets of Cape May via Google Earth! I would never go there in person in August myself, since it's quite crowded then.
Created for the Award Tree "Changes" Challenge #123: www.flickr.com/groups/awardtree/discuss/72157648229762535/
Submitted to the TMI November Contest "Shades of Autumn": www.flickr.com/groups/impressionists/discuss/721576464641...
All images and textures used are my own.
The pink peony I posted the photo of on June 15th (Frilly) has now started to change colour.
Canon EOS 5DS with a Sigma 105mm ES DG f2.8 lens that no longer witll autofocus.
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As a freshly painted UP 8571 leads NS 11Z south through the N&W CPLs in Stuarts Draft, VA, the N&W signals that have stood for decades are due to be taken down as a result of technological “progress.”
On January 8, 1978, the AMTRAK Empire Builder and North Coast Hiawatha were changed to depart Chicago at 1040 PM for an overnite run to the Twin Cities. A new Twin Cities Hiawatha, trains 9 and 10, began day service over the route.
Numbers 760 and 761 again connected with a train to Chicago. On January 21, 1978, eastbound BN freight (6831-6417-6900) sits at Interstate in Northtown Yard waiting for Number 760 with SDP40F 538 to pass.
Change The World
Eric Clapton
And I can change the world,
I will be the sunlight in your universe.
You would think my love was really something good,
Baby if I could change the world.
If I could be king,
Even for a day,
I'd take you as my queen;
I'd have it no other way.
And our love would rule
This kingdom we had made.
'til then I'd be a fool,
Wishing for the day...
How would I change my world? Doing photography for a living would be my dream. My world changed for a few minutes on Saturday morning. For about 30 mins, I stood on a hilltop in Richmond NSW, with some very likeminded people, and watched as the fog rolled across the plains beneath us, down the river, and swept away all before it majestically. A hor air balloon passed by, you could not hear a pin drop (apart from a bird that kept singing to us) and for a few fleeting minutes, I was in heaven. This image is a 5 shot pano, stitched in PS.
Hope you like "If I Could Change The World". Cheers, Mike
The nicely decored M40 224 is arriving with its retro train at the cosy station of Szigetvár, while the first Hungarian NOHAB on the right is ready to take over on the return journey to Pécs.
For the first time, the retro weekend event took place in Baranya county, mostly on railway lines around Pécs.
On Saturday, the weather was terrible, with rain pouring throughout the day in the area. Sunday wasn't an easy day either: due to an irresponsible car driver having an unexpected meetup with an intercity train heading to Pécs in the forenoon, most of the trains suffered significant delays.
Missing my connections two times rendered my afternoon plans basically useless, so instead of the originally planned spots at Sumony and Magyarhertelend, I bit the bullet and hopped on a train heading to Szigetvár.
Another photograph for my "Changing of Seasons" project -
Checkout the previous photos of this field here: www.oliviabellphotography.com/photos/the-change-of-season...
If you go back all the way to 2010 you can see how much the field changes - crazy isn't it!? Last year it was Corn, and this year it's either Barley or Wheat - I never know the difference when it's at this height!
See the rest here: www.oliviabellphotography.com/photos/the-change-of-season...
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When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change
ourselves.
Viktor Frankl
As told here: flic.kr/p/2pn2AuY the Bay Colony Railroad has lowered its flag after 41 1/2 years.
Here is the final train in New Bedford for the last time. After running east 7 1/2 miles across the length of the line the crew is making a few moves to pull the four loads they brought out on to the north leg of the wye for pick up by Mass Coastal. Then they will return this way down the main to pick up three empty gons and run thru the south leg and on to their Watuppa Branch for THE last run back west to Mid City.
This view looks north on the MassDOT owned and Mass Coastal operated New Bedford Secondary. Note the milepost denoting 53 miles to Boston via Middleboro and the former Old Colony mainline. This is a new milepost as the line is renumbered in anticipation of the start up of MBTA's South Coast Rail extension of T service. Prior to the change Nash Road was MP 29 as measured from the Northeast Corridor in Attleboro via the Middleboro Line thru Taunton, Cotley, and Myricks. The new signal mast with the heads turned afield is part of the South Coast project which has brought massive changes to what for years has been a rickety unsignaled freight branch seeing no more than two or three trains a week. In about a year when construction is complete and the line is ready for testing and startup, MassDOT will turn over control to the MBTA and Keolis will become the operator in place of Mass Coastal which will then only be the designated freight carrier.
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Friday December 15, 2023
Changing my looks ~ changing from Fleur to Avalon ~ whatcha think...
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