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Looking down at the river, the hiking trail and the colorful gorge from the top of Cut River Bridge. The gorge is well adapted to growth of mature sugar maple specimens.
The foliage change in UP Michigan was very localized, the leaves were changing in this area with predominantly yellow and some orange colors.
As we moved west there were patches of peak fall foliage here and there, mostly along the single lane road which offered no place to stop.
For the most part the leaves were mostly green during our brief visit, many tourists blaming the delay on global warming.
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The way she moves
I know you want her
She light the fire, get you right
That's the lightning and the thunder
You wanna meet her
You gotta touch her
Hold on tight for the ride
'Cause you know you wanna love her
Barley is a big part of the local landscape here - and the ripening and harvest of the crop colours our world. This was taken before the cut, when the fields were a rich gold. And the lyrics of Sting's song fit so well:
"You'll remember me when the west wind moves
Upon the fields of barley
You'll forget the sun in his jealous sky
As we walk in fields of gold"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGED47FKXE4
For Tree-mendous Tuesday and Textural Tuesday
Textures from 2LO Lumen collection
Other textures and brushes are my own
My Textural Tuesday set here: Elisa Textural Tuesday
My Tree set is here: The wonder of trees
My landscape set Landscape set
A truly impressive engineering marvel, the massive cut at Seven Mile absolutely dwarfs the large 6 axle locomotives that run through it. It is one of many incredible areas that the DRGW built through, and current owner UP, runs through. With 22 empties for their weekly run to the Intrepid Potash mine at the end of the Cane Creek Sub. The weather was subpar, but the stunning red rocks that surround Arches National Park make for an incredible setting for western railroading.
3 months in February I drove through here and could barely see anything because it was foggy and Arizona was having one of its worst winters for years
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خله يقول لعواذلنا تصافينا
حتى يعرفون يوم إنا تزاعلنا
نبغي نزود قهرهم لتراضينا
Cute young robin eating it's lunch in Powys Mid Wales...
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Cutting a steel plate to fit on a railcar undergoing restoration at Niles Canyon Railway maintenance facility near Sunol, California.
More practice with reflections and highlights today. I need to put together a kit of items for food. I struggled to balance the apple with the knife and I was worried about it falling off the table and onto my foot. Therefore, I couldn't show the whole apple or it would reveal my crazy prop system. Any tips or ideas on how to prop is always appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help and comments!
Yes its Sawley cut again but I did like the distinctive warm and cool halves and the slight mist softening the overall look.
Macro Mondays
Theme: Paper
Size: Less than 3x3 inches
Most of us would have experienced the unpleasant paper cut. So for this week's challenge, I fashioned a piece of paper to resemble a knife and cut up some chillies on a glass Petri dish. Not the sharpest of knife but I managed to get some chilli stains on it!
Two light sources; natural frontal light and a small LED torch backlighting.
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Measure twice, cut once. Plasma cutting a piece of sheet metal to fit. Then weld onto a piece of railway equipment undergoing restoration at the Niles Canyon Railway maintenance yard near Sunol, California.
I'm not sure that cardboard box is the best way to hold this piece though. Oh well, he didn't start a fire.
The beautiful Black Canyon of the Gunnison is cut with deep river gorges and sharp jagged rock. Many of us have experienced deep and sharp cuts like this in our hearts. Many have hurt us and wounded us deep. There is only One who can bring healing to wounds so deep, and His name is Jesus. He cares deeply for those whom He has made and He offers healing to our soul which no one else can offer to us. The best part is that it is a free gift driven by radical love!