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Continuing my series of birds in black and white in the urban environment, here's a swainson's hawk perched on an electrical pole
An uncommon species that visits our garden regularly. It is only found on Negros and Panay Islands in forest between 400 and 900m. It is classified as a vulnerable species due to the continued decrease in its habitat.
Valencia, Negros Island, Philippines
Continuing with the winter photos, I actually couldn't find a decent bokeh shot amongst the others I took yesterday. I'll have to get used to the lack of flowers and other plants, perhaps I just have to try it with something else. Did an "HDR" approach again as far as processing goes, it's my lazy way of getting a better exposure :) Have a great Tuesday!
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Highest position: 496 on Thursday, November 20, 2008
I am continuing working on getting some decent images of Mountain Bluebird inflight. I learned a lot more about the challenges today and got a few that I will share but I am still not there yet. It was a lot of fun doing it though.
Continuing my Southern Arizona Adventure 2024 and continuing my visit to Bisbee Arizona. This is stage 7 of 9.
I arrived just a little before the original Bisbee Breakfast Club opened so I walked around Erie Street. Then I ate a Harvest Omelette with egg whites at BBC. Then I walked around Erie Street a little more.
Lots of memories for me since I grew up in Arizona in the 1950's. Miami & Globe Arizona were a lot like Lowell.
This is the iconic Lowell space ship mural. Lots of street art and murals in the Bisbee metroplex.
The closest I can get in identifying this truck is a 1940 Chevrolet wb-Series 1.5-Ton Flatbed Truck. Any correction will be appreciated. This truck is famous as the Lowell Old Chevy Truck making it hard to specifically identify it since its picture is the primary one to always appear.
www.atlasobscura.com/places/erie-street-historic-lowell
Erie Street, Historic Lowell
Bisbee, Arizona
A living snapshot of a different time in America is preserved and maintained by a community of volunteers.
Visiting Erie Street is like walking into a 1950s post-apocalyptic landscape. From all that is immediately apparent, it could have been abandoned in a hurry and forgotten for half a century. Rusting cars, trucks, and an old Greyhound bus sit deserted along the street as if their passengers had suddenly vanished (or worse).
Erie Street is most of what is left of Lowell, Arizona, a mining town incorporated into Bisbee in the early 1900s. Much of the town’s residential area was demolished to widen an open-pit copper mine. Losing most of its residents caused the commercial district to struggle, and many businesses failed as a result. Today, the street’s special curiosities include a Harley Davidson repair shop with a now-defunct gas pump and Sprouse Reitz Co., a department store that is nearly empty except for a few appliances and a whole pile of mannequin parts.
Despite appearing untouched since its decline, further investigation reveals that Erie Street is continually restored by a vibrant and passionate community of residents and volunteers who want to remember a different America. So although you can no longer see a show at Lowell’s movie theater or pay $0.22 for gasoline, the Lowell Americana Project has made it possible to experience the street as a living snapshot of another time. And not everything on Erie Street is purely decorative—visit the Bisbee Breakfast Club for an excellent Huevos Rancheros.
www.legendsofamerica.com/lowell-arizona/
Lowell, Arizona was once a sizable mining town located just to the southeast of Bisbee. Today, it is a small neighborhood of the larger community.
Though the majority of the original townsite was consumed by the excavation of the Lavender Pit mine during the 1950s, what remains today is a photographer’s dream. The one street that is left features mid-century buildings, signs, and artifacts in a colorful display that makes visitors feel as if they have taken a step back in time.
Haiku thoughts:
Erie Street lingers,
Ghosts of fifties' laughter hum,
Time stands in still frames.
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Happy Truck Thursday, HTT,
One day you finally knew
what you had to do, and began,
though the voices around you
kept shouting
their bad advice --
though the whole house
began to tremble
and you felt the old tug
at your ankles.
"Mend my life!"
each voice cried.
But you didn't stop.
You knew what you had to do.
Mary Oliver
Continuing the theme of memories of The Great Marquess, here is one of my earlier pics of 61994 with the Great Britain VI, climbing across Rannoch Moor to Corrour Summit, taking the West Highland portion of the train south from Fort William in April 2013
She continues to "soldier on." After her cancer diagnosis was compounded by her diabetes, she started to go downhill rapidly, however, since I've regulated her insulin and radically changed her diet, she has rallied. I didn't think she would make it to her 12th birthday, and now we are just one month away from her 13th. She has been blind for almost a year now, but she has adjusted and compensated. My extraordinary cat, Batman, "shoulders" her away from furniture I accidentally don't return into place. He stepped into the caretaker and sleeping partner role after TinkerBell left home.
Continuing with some of my early color negs. For pictorial images such as this, I'd many use slide film. Had a few frames of this early morning misty lake on negatives.
Continuing my series of shots from the Open House London 2012 weekend. This was taken from the roof terrace of One New Change, a major office and retail development in the City of London. Some deliberate underexposing and filter use was required here as the sky was quite bright.
The Green Album and I also had the opportunity to link up with Flickr buddy, Daniel Borg. Whilst we waited in hope for a a sunset that did not happen it was a good opportunity to have a chat and we followed with a couple of beers. A great evening had by all - great to meet you Dan!
Have a great weekend everyone!
Yes, continue the last post in yesterday that I promised; he finished to ate and walked down from the high fence!
I wait him until he walked on the ground--appreciate his meditation walk:)))
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Stylurus continue here at our wetlands ... with both rare Laura's clubtails and Russet-tipped clubtails on the wing! We saw 3 Russet-tipped's and a Laura's (first female) on that day. But on any given day there are a million spots they can perch & we may spot none. River cruisers still flying but thinning out. Have a blessed Sunday!
November the 20th and the In Search of Fall Colors finds the Mighty Red Oak in full glory in the Woods of Virginia.
Remembering Elliott Park
The Solider and the Oak
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Paint me a window, soft and defined.
And flood yellow light.
Through the open blinds.
It's somewhere, hidden from view.
A portrait, an epitaph...
I'm supposed to talk to you.
Continuing on the Sunrise/Sunset series, here we see another sunset as the choppy waves of Mercury Passage wash onto a rocky beach near Point Leseur, Maria Island. The Tasmanian Mainland can be seen in the distance.
Photo By Steve Bromley.
Another perfect night to watch the fireworks over the Ottawa River. Saturday night was Portugal's show and it was a beautiful display of color and sparkles. This is the view from behind the Supreme Court. I am glad I don't have to decide who is the winner.
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Continuing work on series “Darkness/Light”. #DarknessLightSeries
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...had a late birthday dinner with my sister and her family last week...
Trying to make my birthday stretch as far as it will go!
So nice to see water along the Kern river in this area. Went for a bike ride and was happy to see them filling ground-water recharge basins all along the river. I'm hoping the rain will continue for another month or two.
74/365
I was at the beach all day. And my parents forced me to stay out in the sun so now my skin is all red-brownish and it hurts.
So my tripod decided to break yesterday, thanks to my dad for being my tripod haha. Our first idea was that I lied on the ground, but I found out very fast how awkward it can be to lie on the asphalt while people are staring and pointing.
I think though, the right choice was to stand up :)
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Continuing my winter wildlife image set, here a Plains Bison explodes across the prairie, snow streaming from its legs and body. I was on foot for this one, although unlike yesterday's shot, not lying down. I wanted the bison to be aware of me so that I wouldn't get accidentally trampled.
What made this big guy run? Tune in tomorrow and find out!
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2024 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Continuing to look for light and shadows where I have not looked before. Just before bed Monday evening I spotted the light from outside shining into the foyer.
In my trip to Denali I didn't get many cooperative animals, the weather was a bit challenging but the continuing passing rain showers offered some interesting skies.
And the archiving of my work continues. Now I am getting all of the drawings (well over a hundred), from Noёl Riley Fitch and my book “Paris Café: The Sélect Crowd,” labelled and in order. They were done in sketchbooks between 1995 and 2007. My sketchbooks are dated and numbered. Luckily, I put the sketchbook number on the back of the drawings. They had been cut out. So, it was very easy to find the year each drawing was done. Still more to do…..
Continuing along the Clark Fork, the H-KCKSPO1-27A hustles westbound near the Bighorn Sheep crossing east of Eddy, behind SD45s MRL 382-319-328.
Continuing in my series of photos of the temperature inversion in Vancouver, I was fortunate enough to be able to capture the downtown buildings and the Lions Gate Bridge both partially covered by fog, and partially lit by the setting sun.
This is quite an unusual shot, as the fog frequently only sinks after sunset, so I was very pleased to be able to get this photo, capturing the last rays of the sun as they light up the buildings and the suspension bridge.
In this shot, you can see that the fog is higher in the west (on the right of the photo), and is actually blocking the sunlight from hitting the lower reaches of the buildings, particularly on the east side. The shallow angle of the light also highlights the peaks and troughs in the clouds.
This is a six photo panorama taken at 300mm just a couple of minutes before the sun set.
Continuing my exploration into local Architecture and the light and shadow play that can be achieved with the subject..
2 November 2020: Update on The Corona Pandemic – Despite that the virus continues to spread rapidly among the population across the whole country and just a day before the lockdown measures are due to come into force, a Shopping Sunday took place in Antwerp. Given the large number of shoppers on Saturday virologist, healthcare workers and everybody with common sense had high hopes that the event would be rained off or that people would simply stay away from the shopping streets. Unfortunately, we’ve seen the opposite. The city center of Antwerp was again extremely busy, and there were big queues outside retail outlets. Also, Police continued to be called out to close down illegal parties and gatherings. Incomprehensible! Belgium is not the only country that has gone into or is about to enter its second lockdown of the coronavirus crisis. Countries such as France are already in lockdown while England will go into lockdown from next Thursday. Our situation is much worse than the situation in Germany, France or England, nevertheless, a part of the Belgian population is unwilling to stick to the basic measures that have been put into place to curb the further spread of the virus and some politicians are shying away to drive compliance. This trail of grossly irresponsible behavior will, without a shed of a doubt cost lives. Meanwhile, we gave up on our multi-course family lunch on Christmas. Instead we are bracing for a dark and grey winter. Let’s hope that afterwards there will be many beautiful springs and summers to come. Today’s dark and grey picture was taken a couple of years ago in Damme – Damme, Belgium.
and until daylight approaches, the ghosts and the unexplainable continues...then, who knows what will happen in November?
Continue attracting spring... :-)
Another view of that misty morning of May in our Don Valley.
*Part of my series Toronto's Tales of Dales.
赤レンガ倉庫へ向かう途中に出会った新港橋梁。廃線になって暫く経っているが橋の上だけ当時の線路が残されている。橋を渡りきれば線路は無くなっているはずなのにずっと続いている感覚に陥ってしまう。その時頭に浮かんだフレーズは「せーんろは続くーよー、どーこまーでーもー♪」
CANON EOS 7D + EF-S10-22mm F3.5-4.5 USM
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Me voy de vacaciones. Nos vemos a la vuelta!
I'm going on holidays. See you soon!!
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