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This is the second member of Northern General's Venture Transport subsidiary to be featured in this collection. This time I'm able to use a genuine image, kindly supplied in monochrome form by Keith Lee. Judging by the slightly worn appearance, it appears to be an in-service view. Whilst this livery could be described as a half-hearted venture (pun optional), the real failure was not so much in the livery but in the commitment behind it. Only six vehicles were delivered new in this scheme (but others received it retrospectively - see comments), which quickly gave way to poppy red - initially with Venture fleetnames in NBC style. One vehicle retained the livery into preservation - or was perhaps repainted back into it - but it appears to have subsequently fallen by the wayside (28-Feb-11).
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I took this snap with help of my 2 Bhatija :)
2 bandors you may call :)
While in Havana, I got to sit in on a boxing lesson...of course, I stayed out of their way when the punches were flying. No one was hurt in the course of this training...
I apologise for not contributing anything to Flickr for a few days. Sometimes life just gets too busy.
A pair of Arriva Trains Wales Class 142 'Pacer' multiple units heads towards Cardiff Queen Street station on Saturday 9th January 2016. I was waiting, along with many other people, to gain access to the building just out of view on the right. Unfortunately the security guard had failed to turn up at the appointed time to open up, so naturally I grasped the opportunity for some railway photography.
Incidentally, I didn't plan to get these passers-by in the shot; they just happened to be there at the moment the 'Pacer' rolled past.
The Corktown Footbridge, also referred to as the Somerset Street bridge or simply the Somerset Bridge, is a footbridge in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada built across the Rideau Canal. The 70-metre bridge is located about 400m south of the Laurier Avenue Bridge. It was opened on September 21, 2006.
Things have conspired to keep me from Flickr recently but I haven’t forgotten you and hope to be back soon. I miss all your amazing photos!
This image is from an engagement photo shoot earlier today on the Oregon Coast. The happy couple seems 100 percent committed to this relationship.
Maybe being together is just from habit. Perhaps the habit is just comfortable and you both grow weary together accepting all that comes your way. Perhaps we just don't have the energy to make changes. Best yet, maybe we just belong together no matter what.
Happy Fence Friday
115/365
I am getting over a cold and skipped actually taking a photo today in order to get some work done, but I figured it was as good a time as any to post one of my favorite photos from the wedding I shot a few weekends ago. The entire experience was amazing, incredibly stressful, and beyond worth it in so many ways. I am so grateful to this awesome couple for letting me into their lives for a few short, but extremely important, days of their lives, and I am excited to see where other photography like this will take me.
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16 days in to my 365 and I'm feeling a little like this bee. I've got the tools, I've got the know-how, but there's also that nagging self-doubt hounding at me each and every day. Can I really do one [non-lame] photo every single day for an *entire year*? Do I have that kind of commitment, dedication, willpower and drive? Can I ever get even close to the level of some of my favourite photographers or will I spend the rest of my life continually coming up short? Will my life have meant something when I die, or will I be forgotten by everyone except those close to me? At the end of the day, do my photos even mean anything to anyone? Or even just to myself?
I don't know if I'll ever be an amazing photographer. But I guess I'm willing to give it a go. Besides, if nothing else, at least I enjoy my own photography, and I guess that's all that really matters :)
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Resurrected from a pic created 12 years ago. A contemplative selfie - not Jesus. Just my Christ Consciousness hangin out.
He's there every morning, catching the early sun rays when they are still bearable.
- Netanya, Israel (August 2017)
Shot with my Fuji X100's, using a macro lens converter.
This is my second picture for my weekly theme 'Commit' and my 365 group.
This picture is sooc.
Happy Earth Day, everyone! 🌍
Let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of our planet and renew our commitment to protecting it. This stunning photo of a pink rosebud emerging at golden hour reminds us of the beauty and resilience of nature.
As we face the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, let's remember that every small action counts. From reducing our carbon footprint to supporting local conservation efforts, we can all make a difference.
Together, we can create a more sustainable, just world for future generations. 🌸🌿
didn't get as much snow as we thought we would. But the schools are still closed.
got my much needed sleep. so im pretty happy