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Great Blue heron cutting the water with one talon as he comes in for a landing. I took this photo at Gilbert Water ranch in Gilbert Arizona.
for Macro Monday - corner -
the waterdrop runs down the flour sieve, along the lines and cuts the corner. HMM and Happy New Year!
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This is a seam ripper, I focussed on the cutting edge.
HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday
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An older capture of a side wall at the harbour area of Maassluis, South-Holland.
Maybe some still remember that balcony from this previous upload:
I love the interplay between clouds and mountains and few places are better for enjoying this than the Isle Of Skye. This is Sgurr Nan Gillean at Sligachan.
Beautiful views of the rear of the mansion... we always eat lunch on the covered patio... the food is delicious!!
Another reason why this is my favorite place to be!!
The Cutting Estate, located on the east side of the Connetquot River, was purchased in 1880 from Pierre Lorillard, by the Cutting family and in 1886 the mansion was built.
Taken less than a mile from my 2019 image ( flic.kr/p/2hGGJxX ), 59103 ‘Village of Mells’ rumbles southwards with 7O83, the 1210 Whatley Quarry to Fareham train of roadstone.
The locomotive and uniform rake of wagons all carry the smart mustard-coloured livery of ARC, formerly the Amey Roadstone Corporation, but by this time a wholly owned subsidiary of Hanson.
The class 59/1s were delivered in this livery and carried it through the early 1990s, gradually losing it to the Hanson livery still carried in 2019.
The wagons are rotary-coupler former iron-ore carriers, originally built by and for British Steel to carry imported ore from Redcar to Consett steelworks until its closure in 1981.
In the distance another regular freight working of the Wylye valley recedes towards Warminster: the class 37-hauled 6v62, conveying fuel oil and bitumen from Fawley refinery to Tavistock Junction.
The Yellowstone River cuts its way through the land here in the amazing park. Captured here with the CPL filter and 6 Stop ND stacked. A great morning to take a short hike along this trail on the high ridge.
It seems to me that farming can be beautiful in more ways than one and sometimes I wonder if farmers know what strong patterns they are creating. One thing is for sure. While the rest of us are hiding out during this Corona-19 pandemic the farmers are out there doing business as usual feeding their families and the nation. The first cutting of hay (among the horse world anyway) is always the best, (This is because it is lower in nonstructural carbohydrates (sugars and starches) and is typically softer, greener and leafier. And first cutting hay may also have more digestible fiber than later season grasses due to the influence of cooler temperatures.) and I was always happy if I could get it for my horses!
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Gullfoss cutting a canyon through the earth on a piercingly cold day in January. 20200120GullfossDxoLrPs5
With a decent sized train in tow, Lake State Z127 eases their train down to 15mph as they split the signals protecting the control point at North Holly.
88008 'Ariadne' passing Forton with 4M27, the 05.49 Mossend - Daventry 'liner on Sat 10th April 2021.
A week or so ago I traveled to find a small waterfall I had heard of. I had a better angle of the falls, unfortunately the wind ripping through this little valley created so much movement of the trees, and small brush in the scene the images became unusable. While I will be back here to get the composition I wanted, this one is interesting enough on its own. The water cutting the rock into boulders, into stones, leaving this strange boulder field in an unmarked valley in the mountains. This is Little Bird Falls, a lovely, if not often visited fall, it to me is more significantly interesting than the larger fall up above that attracts the most attention, though I fear the scene is a bit chaotic.
ISO: 800
Aperture: f8
SS: 3seconds
Focal: 33mm
While this angle didn't require me to get wet, the previous composition I can't show you yet had me knee deep in the creek.
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The light cutting through the low clouds at Lochan na h-Achlaise in the Scottish Highlands on the edge of Rannoch Moor.
56113 traverses Moore Cutting with a small 6Z33 14.27 Hellifield Goods Loop - Chirk Kronospan loaded timber. Friday 16 September 2022.