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Violent clashes broke out at the Haymarket riot. Nowadays, on May 1, for example, the outing in nature is appreciated.
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Not far away from our tent there was this small but wonderful waterfall. And I could see this piece of area several times a day during one week and of course in every light condition. And the evening I made this shot here the time was perfect for a picture as a thunderstorm was approaching the area at sunset! From the distance I could already hear the roar of the thunderstorm. And every minute it got louder and louder as the sky darkened slowly. Sunset time was close and I grabbed my backpack just to reach the small waterfall at the right time. And as you can see in my image I had enough time to catch the sunset and the approaching thunderstorm at the same time! How lucky I was that evening ;-) I hope you like my vision here.
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We saw a total of one Gulf fritillary recently at Gibbs Gardens - these frits are late getting started this year. They love to nectar on flowers that clash with their bright orange color! This one on Gomphrena/globe amaranth. last week - North Georgia
Happy Butterfly Monday!
I've been fortunate to photograph Fallow Deer fighting on a number of occasions over the years and it's great to watch. I find they seem far more eager to do battle with each other than Red Deer, presumably there is less risk of serious injury.
So I was pleased to catch these two bucks doing battle yesterday morning.
The morning sunlight clashes with the haze over the mountains in the Shenandoah National Park. I did everything here I usually try to avoid, shooting into almost impossible light. But, I liked the surreal look of the silhouettes. Sometimes, it feels good to break a rule, doesn't it?
VIDEO NECESARIO PARA ESTA IMAGEN!!!
Presentacion Mejor en grande!!!-Best in large!!!
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Dedicada a la gran Gerda Taro una gran fotografa que murio prematuramente defendiendo y denunciando el golpe de estado fascista del 36 en España
Dedicated to a great great photographer Gerda Taro, who died prematurely defending and denouncing the fascist coup d'etat of 36 in Spain
GERDA TARO ...escribio en su diario un domingo de julio de 1937:
" cuando pienso en el numero de personas extraordinarias que han muerto en el transcurso de esta guerra , me parece que de una manera o de otra , no es justo seguir viva todavia"
Two weather fronts clash on our last day at Shenandoah, giving the landscape quite a glow. I haven't seen this since a trip to Great Smoky a couple of years back. Shenandoah is quite a gem.
“I will hurt you for this. I don't know how yet, but give me time. A day will come when you think yourself safe and happy, and suddenly your joy will turn to ashes in your mouth, and you'll know the debt is paid.”
― George R.R. Martin, A Clash of Kings
Disclaimer: The Quote comes out of the mouth of Tyrion to his sister Cersei in the novel.
Picture captured at the wonderful Wonderland 2.0 SIM
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Thanks to David for modeling!
Sitting here isolating listening to Clash albums.
What is everybody else listening to in these times?
...The undead warrior swings her sword with all the might her rotted arms can manage, the samurai easily blocks and repels the corps's attack knocking her backward...
"Ah, love, let us be true
To one another! for the world, which seems
To lie before us like a land of dreams,
So various, so beautiful, so new,
Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light,
Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain;
And we are here as on a darkling plain
Swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight,
Where ignorant armies clash by night."
MATTHEW ARNOLD,
Dover Beach
I'm not troubled by the notion of a natural world shaped by evolution, as Arnold was. His words describe my feelings about American political culture and everlasting war in the mideast, though.
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U735, with IC Heritage painted ET44AC #3008 on the point, blasts past a relic tied down in the siding at Ryley Alberta. The caboose was on the end of a welded rail train, and I was hoping to get a wider angle shot of the meet but the dreaded "Card full" alarm on the DSLE put a stop to that
An early autumn snowfall in the higher elevations of Mullan Pass surrounds Montana Rail Link’s Austin Creek Trestle at Skyline, Montana, on October 11, 1997. Lower elevations toward Helena received rain, but a frosting of snow flocks the trees up on the pass, creating an unusual look to the scenery. A westbound BNSF freight train is grinding up the grade with an A-B-A set of Cascade green Burlington Northern power—EMD SD40-2s Nos. 7070 and 7028 sandwiching GE B30-7A booster No. 4107.