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Here we are folks
The dream we all dream off
Boy versus girl in the World Series of love
Tell me, have U got the look?
U walked in, I woke up
I never seen a pretty girl
Look so tough, baby
U got that look
Color U peach and black
Color me takin' aback
Crucial, I think I wantcha
You've got the look, you've got the hook
U sho'nuf do be cookin' in my book
Your face is jammin'
Your body's heck-a-slammin'
If love is good, let's get 2 rammin'
U got the look, U got the look
Look here
U got the look (U got the look)
U must'a took (U must'a took)
A whole hour just 2 make up your face, baby
Closin' time, ugly lights, everybody's inspected (everybody's inspected)
But U are a natural beauty unaffected (unaffected)
Did I say an hour?
My face is red, I stand corrected (I stand corrected)
You've got the look, you've got the hook
U sho'nuf do be cookin' in my book
Your face is jammin'
Your body's heck-a-slammin'
If love is good, let's get 2 rammin'
U got the look, U got the look
(there's no girl to do)
Well here we are, ladies and gentlemen
The dream we all dream of (oh, please!)
Boy versus girl in the world series of love
Slammin'
U walked in (I walked in)
I woke up (U woke up)
I never seen a pretty girl look so tough' baby (baby)
U got that look, yes U do (yes U do)
Color U peach and black
Color me takin' aback, baby
Crucial, I think I wantcha
You've got the look, you've got the hook
U sho'nuf do be cookin' in my book
Your face is jammin'
Your body's heck-a-slammin'
If your love is good, let's get 2 rammin' (now)
U got the look, U got the look
Here we are folks
The dream we all dream of
U got the look
U got the look
U got the look
U got the look
U got the look
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The geo-tags are starting to annoy me.. they never get the location correct, always way out.
What a lovely place to snooze the day away ! ( I think this might be a yellow underwing pillar, please feel free to correct me )
Typical of Old Havana streets. Founded by the Spanish in 1519, Old Havana is a Havana neighborhood and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Havana lies on the northwest coast of Cuba. /
Típico de las calles de La Habana Vieja. Fundada por los españoles en 1519, La Habana Vieja es un barrio de La Habana y declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. La Habana se encuentra en la costa noroeste de Cuba.
Typique des rues de la Vieille Havane. Fondée par les Espagnols en 1519, le quartier de La vieille Havane a été reconnu au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. La Havane est située sur la côte nord-ouest de Cuba. /
I had left my camera's white balance set to Tungsten. I corrected it but found I liked the effect of all the blue tones from the tungsten so back it went.
Thanks to all that voted for me , I received the popular vote for Fallen Gods , male category !
Our Chaos Angel is tearing out pages from The Book of Prophecy
and throwing them over his shoulder.
"As soon as I read the correct incantation, the prophecy will
begin to unfold" says the Angel. "While others are off on some hunt
for magical items, we will see who starts this Prophecy first." he says very self assured.
"These Magical Creatures always looking for short cuts."
Our Narrator speaks and walks back into the smoke.
(Skin is the Expanding Universe , Chaos Skin FG )
Contest Info: fallengodsinc.blogspot.com/2020/09/fallen-god-goddess-con...
Teleport to Fallen Gods : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Selidor/240/133/21
When you visit this town you see plenty of pig statues everywhere. The locals believe that the name Schweinfurt came from a long time ago when wild pigs crossed the river. Some historians do not think this is correct but it is a good folklore story and it still continues today.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this Celestial Dawn?! I thought she'd been removed for a make-over ages ago. Anyway, the poor old gal looking rather shabby, against a not-so-interesting sky. The windmill and spire of St John's church visible in the distance.
Speaking of yawns, I think I might go and have a lie down. I've been AZd today, and feeling a bit weary (but pleased) 😊
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I thought things were corrected, but spoke too soon - I lost everything in my activity feed again, except for a full page of photos from one person - but I am getting other photos now today : )
is anyone else running into this?
Today I weep for all the fires and destruction, for all the wars and displaced people, for those who bear up under unbearable circumstances and so much more. Our beautiful COLORADO ANIMAS river is now so severely polluted and so far no answers as to how to clean it up. Animals, people, nature, all affected. Ground water, farms, ranches, livestock ... it is beyond my imagination. If it is not soon corrected it will reach down into the Colorado river and Lake Powell ... drinking water for millions.
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Sorry for a down day but sometimes the tragedy in the world is such a contrast to the beauty in the world!
(shot taken in ALBERTA< CANADA)
My little point-and-shooter gave me the pic on the left. A few filters make it look more like it appeared. It even shows the partial red rim that was apparent where I was -- though not quite as intense; something that apparently wasn't visible in other parts of St. Louis, judging from other photos I've seen. Unfortunately, even these handy filters didn't recover what I think were Venus and Mars. :-(
In englis the correct transation is the crux of converstion, in italy we use nodo della conversazione, for indicate the same concept.
nodo is Knot's translation.
The Heddal Stave church (www.flickr.com/photos/115540984@N02/30679417426/) is one of the biggest stav churches in Norway, and dates back from the 13th century. It has been restorated several times, and not always in the correct manner. But this sanctuary part is IMO quite nice, and in a way gives you the feeling stepping back in time! It was the first time I had to use an ISO setting of 2500. Normally I would never do that, because it is not the strongest point of Sony camera's. But I had no choice, it was almost dark inside and I didn't bring my tripod with me.
With some help of Lightroom and different denoise filters I was able to come up with this. It could have been worse.
Lovely valleys, bare mountains and cold winds, snow packs, glaciers, beautiful lakes, and then there are the enchanting fjords that never stop to amaze. The most beautiful country of Europe, for me no doubt about that, with only one minor aspect, which is the weather. During my month of traveling I only had 4 really nice days, the rest of the time clouds, rain, and very changeable! Still no regret, and I will go back to make even more than the 3500 pictures that I took this time.
Another very active vacation that took me to the south west up to Trondheim in a sort of triangle between Oslo- Trondheim and Bergen with the whole route visible here (www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153668247101759&set...).
Due to recent events at Bridge 631 in Whiting, IN with boat vs drawbridge, CSX is now using their B and C Yard on the north side of their Pegasus Yard in East Chicago, IN for all traffic for the BP Refinery. Once again shutting out the South Shore from interchange, only a matter of time until CSX rejects them until further notice, making all traffic go via the Belt.
With that being said, it’s a beautiful sunny Easter Sunday and we have the AF-11 with their 48 car train for the CSX, only this time they’re running west of Miller for interchange with the Belt Railway of Chicago via Commercial Avenue Yard. Making the mad dash through Gary, IN is a four pack of CSS Traction Orange GP38-2s (2004/2001/2000/2007) as they thunder up the hill in run 8 over the former EJ&E Main of the CN Matteson Sub, keeping the cliché of the “Flat & Forgiving South Shore.” This was a rare opportunity to see freight going the correct way of light on the west end, as it’s not as easy as it once was in recent years with new OD times.
You absolutely have to love the domino effect of railroading in Northwest Indiana, also with the help of a “Nice Guy” running the CSS show yesterday, if it also wasn’t for a negligent boat captain, this would’ve never happened! Taken: 4-5-26
… and getting my attention. She doesn't quite accept my work on the keyboard when she wants attention (snuggling on my shoulder while I type is only good for a brief time.) She is more than happy to block keyboard access and ability to see display both. Tikki also gets attention by opera arias, moving pictures hanging from walls and sinking claws delicately into my leg but let’s stick with this. Happy Caturday 5 June 2021 “Getting Attention.”
This is the front side or backside of the new Museum.
I couldn't quite get far back enough to get in the ships mast and then had to try and correct distortion so lost even more.
Long exposure using the B&W ten stop and Lee 0.9 grad. Unfortunately the ship was moving a bit which I only noticed after downloading the shot
I have something of a soft spot for the Empididae! Think the ID is right, but please correct me if not.
Battlefield - Shropshire
We were not in the correct geographical area to witness the solar eclipse so I decided to create an eggstra-terrestrial tribute.
I’m not sure why I selected this as my best shot of the year - after a good flip through my output this year it just seemed to be the most interestingly unique while also being a shot that I would recognise as being shot by me in a line up of others!
I will let you know if you get it right! Such a pretty flower. I was simply in awe of its beauty, another marvelous design found in nature. Hope you enjoy viewing it as much as I do. I am sure it is no stranger to you. Many thanks to friends who helped me with the correct ID of the flower, a lovely Primrose!
I believe this to be Inperforate Saint-John's-Wort (Please correct if you know better)
This plant was captured at Burton Leonard Lime Quarries Reserve administered by the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.
At this former quarry, there’s now peace and quiet where there was once dust and noise. Disused lime kilns can still be found amidst grassland, broadleaved woodland, and scrub.
Teleskop oder Objektiv (Aufnahme): Skywatcher 150/750 PDS
Aufnahmekamera: ZWO ASI 2600 MC Pro
Montierung: SkyWatcher EQ6 R Pro
Teleskop oder Objektiv (Nachführung): Skywatcher 150/750 PDS
Nachführkamera: ZWO ASI 120MM
Software: Pleiades Astrophoto S.L. PixInsight 1.8.8 Ripley · Adobe Photoshop 2020 · AstroPixel Processor
Filter: Optolong L-eXtreme 2"
Zubehör: ZWO EAF Electronic Auto Focuser · ZWO ASIAir Pro · ZWO OAG · Baader Coma Corrector
Datum:6. Juli 2021
Frames: 24x600" (4h)
In the last light of day, a Delaware & Hudson RS36 leads a westbound (D&H north) train through Packerton, Pennsylvania.
263/366: 2016
Macro Monday - Sweet spot squared
This was interesting as I quite often use f16 when I want everything in focus but went for f9 in the end for this shot as I felt the point of focus was slightly sharper (if I understand correctly, that was the point of this theme) I felt a bit like I was at the opticians...is it sharper or just closer...I'm never sure there either! ;)
I am slowly catching up after my weekend away. I am going away again in a few days so may not be on Flickr much for the next week, I will try to comment when I can but actually have a very busy few weeks ahead. HMM
An uncooperative spell of windy wet weather has seen frustration growing,
So I looked back to the other week and decided to try removing some of the more eccentric colour casts thrown up by the film.
Essentially a lot of desaturation curves.
Opinions on which version looks most "natural" are most welcome.
When I was taking a photo of Punky today, I got this sort of weird
shot of her...her hair even looks totally different from the correct
color....I love how deceiving the camera can be at times!
Correct trailer! Helpers for Santa Fe's 945 train shove hard out of Caliente, CA while the sun makes a brief appearance. A nice ending to a New Year's weekend on Cajon and Tehachapi while most everything else was parked for the holiday.
Approaching I-35 with a warm load of pellets. I really like those wide nose SD40-2's like the second unit but the tunnel motors are growing on me. But it's tough to miss with a consist like this in December 2021.
If I counted correctly, this was my fifth trip to Lake Saoseo. Although you can take a postbus from Sfazù to the Rifugio Saoseo, you have to reserve a seat here in advance and this is only possible from Monday to Friday. I was always there on weekends and my plans are too spontaneous for such long-term reservations. So always walk up the farm track, four kilometers, 400 meters in altitude, sometimes quite steep. And finally twenty minutes over a breakneck mountain path to the lake. The whole thing back afterwards. And then I've never been able to get a decent picture of this picturesque, but also quite overcrowded lake. That evening the clouds promised a colorful sunset. However, it had closed some time before, not even the mountain peaks could be seen anymore. A few minutes before sunset it broke up again, but there were still too many clouds (and in the wrong place) for the expected color spectacle. Still my best picture so far...
Soo Line SD60 6036, now known as Canadian Pacific 6236, was leading a much lesser locomotive on an eastbound CP freight at A20 back on Valentine's Day 2010.
Rolling along the C&M and passing underneath the Union Pacific's former CNW New Line, the neat SOO motor was the correct and proper leader.
- Bertrand Russell
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When my wife and I planned a trip to Saguaro National Park, I had hoped for some stormy weather and stunning sunsets that the area is famous for. Unfortunately, the weather forecasts called for clear skies during our entire stay. Although we experienced some beautiful light at sunset, I was a bit disappointed that we did not get to witness a proper sunset. On the third or fourth day of our trip, we noticed a significant number of clouds in the sky and decided to head up to Gates Pass, hoping for the elusive sunset.
Even though the views were impressive, there weren't many saguaros that I could use in my compositions. In my haste, I had pulled over to the wrong spot, and there was little time to locate the correct location. I had to make do with what we had, and after some scrambling, I found a ledge with a good view of the sunset sky and some large Saguaro cacti that I could use to compose my image. The following day, I attempted to find my intended location, but unfortunately, the light was flat that evening, so it is still on my to-do list.