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This ore bin is a different one seen in the previous photo (marked as a Flickr note). This one sits higher up and is right at the mine portal.
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Inyo Mine
Death Valley National Park
a slightly different shot from " i sit here watching".....im going all arty at the min....the only artist ill ever be is a whiskey piss artist...
sorry peeps if ive offended anyone..was just a bita daftness...i love "salvador dali" i have two of his books...
Different classic cars parking in a row at a US Car Show at the former coal mine Heinrich-Robert in Hamm.
Oct 23
Trying a different food shot. If you see most of my food shots are illuminated from behind. I really want to experiment with side lighting and doing a backdrop.
Using backlit has a disadvantage as I can't use any backdrop but it was fun to use a blue background here.
Something completely different from what I normally shoot. I was out for a sunrise shoot at this location, but nothing spectacular happened. I took some shots from the outside and thought, why not have a look inside. So that was my own Urbex exploring. It tell a story, of an old house where someone use to live. It has memories for someone. And now it's a memory for me too :)
This was taken on yesterday's five mile round trip to buy paintable silicone. The fun just never stops.
Het verschil in weer was goed te zien aan het strand van Cecina. Daar was het nog lekker warm en zonnig weer, links trokken zware onweersbuien over de kustlijn en de Ligurische Zee.
Marina di Cecina, Italië
The difference in weather was good to see on the beach of Cecina. There it was still warm and sunny, on the left there were heavy thunderstorms over the coastline and the Ligurian Sea.
Marina di Cecina, Italy
This shot of Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge is a bit different. It is a panorama of the waterfall consisting of four horizontal images stitched together to make a big vertical image about 33 megapixels in resolution.
View in larger size and read about my adventure on my blog.
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Avocets Feeding - Merritt Island
Space Coast Photo #17
From Animals ADDA:
Avocets are wader birds of the genus Reurvirostra, characterized by long legs and long, up curved bills. They live in wetlands and during feeding they sweep their bills from side to side. Avocets are rare and critically endangered bird species. They represent four species of the genus Recurvirostra which are commonly known as Pied avocet (Recurvirostra avosetta), American avocet (Recurvirostra Americana), Red necked avocet (Recurvirostra novaehollandiae), and Andean avocet (Recurvirostra andina). They also have migratory activity.
Different shots of fireworks I added together grand finale style .
I had to go up on the roof -next to the water tank where there is 0 safety- to take these, let's just say .. I have a new kind of phobia :D
» The 100 Bicycles project: 100 different bicycles photographed in detail. This is bicycle number 80.
To learn more about this project see the 100bicycles group.
Yazd, Iran
complete album: click here
I had something different in mind for this shoot, but between the weather yesterday and certain issues it turned into this! I still like this different outcome, though :) And you probably can't tell, but it was one of the most painful shoots I've done yet, haha.
In three days I'll be flying out to be reunited with my bestie and I couldn't be any more excited! Look forward to a bunch of photos from that trip! :)
Also, I forgot to mention in the last description that there's a new blog post up, check it out! :)
Hope you're all having a wonderful day, love you guys!! *huug*
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Différente,
Solitaire,
Le nez au vent
Tu n’as que faire
De la foule
Et de ses manières,
De qui dit quoi
Sur cette terre,
Où chacun court
A ses affaires,
Indifférent
Et solitaire….
Aimer,
Voilà ce qu’il faut faire !
Another take on this scene from last year. At the time I wrote the below caption I didn't know the railroad had only two and a half months of independence left.
When the rail line itself is short, straight, and boring you've got to get creative with your photos!
The Bay Colony Railroad was once a promising and progressive little shortline that was born in those halcyon post Staggers days when branchlines were being shed nationwide and startups were being formed all over to step in where class 1s were stepping out.
For decades the BCLR ran a disconnected group of branches and spurs around the Eastern Bay State, some of it as a contract/concession on state owned properties and some on lines they owned the perpetual freight rights. Over time traffic dried up on some routes and other routes were abandoned. And on Jan 1, 2008 this railroad's 25 year operating contract with the Commonwealth expired and they lost the bid to continue operating the Cape Main and all properties east of Middleboro, the vast majority of their trackage.
But the rights on the Millis Branch and the Watuppa Branch near New Bedford belonged to the BCLR outright so they continued to serve those two tiny branches. However, the Millis line lost its major customer in 2009 when the GAF shingle plant shut down leaving that line just about moribund, this little 7.5 mile stretch is still very much a going concern.
They currently have just two active customers on their line extending east from the wye at Nash Road in New Bedford as far as Mid City Scrap in Westport. However, in years past the route (which dates from 1875 and was once part of the Old Colony system) was much busier and continued on to Fall River to serve the Watuppa mills in the upper part of the city. Those outer 4 miles saw their last train operated by Conrail in 1980, but the rails remained in place rusting for nearly three decades before finally being lifted and turned into a train.
The BCLR of today runs as needed but usually at least once or twice a week to interchange cars with Mass Coastal which comes down from Taunton. Here they are framed up in some stored culvert pipes as they pull an empty center beam out of the Dartmouth Building Supply spur just east of Old Reed Road at about MP 5.4. Colorful chop nosed GP9 1705 was originally built in Apr. 1956 as Great Northern 704.
Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Friday September 1, 2023
Different light coming through the stained glass windows here at Riversong, on the Elk River ~ Athens AL
PS. Cat figurine in the foreground!
Olympus Air - A01 attached to monopod to gain a new perspective. 2015 Abbotsford International Airshow.