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Since the weather has matched my apathy for shooting anything around here I figure I'll throw up some old junk. Heres one to prove I do shoot the orange borg if its interesting enough. First Coast 501 drags a cut of cars out from the port of Fernandina Beach. I had wanted this shot for a long time after seeing this location on a beach trip as a kid and finally did after a several hour wait!
Foraging in a forest of plastic at Amoeba Records. San Francisco, California. 2007.
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A Queen Butterfly (Danaus gilippus) searching out nectar at the St. Paul Conservatory Butterfly exhibit. A wonderful place to visit.
Sheep herding contest at Iowa State Fair to show off dog obedience. The red markings on them were for identification and are not blood.
The sheep will obey but as I observed them, I noticed they never seem to stare directly at the dog as cattle seem to do.
They seem to be glancing away even though they know the dog is there, because the sheep were at a point where they were staring at the herder with a stick in hand at a gate entrance and are actually focused on him. The dog also has his eyes fixed toward the command and not the sheep.
Tish is so pretty and looks so ladylike, but I do love it when she really gets stuck in...it's a pleasure to watch her enjoying herself. Mind you it would be, as she's not mine and I'm not the one who has to has to clean those paws :-)
Stanier '5MT' 4-6-0 no.45212 digs into the climb as she heads towards Glenfinnan summit with the afternoon Fort William-Mallaig "Jacobite" train.
2020 Jacobite
The crew of 'Jubilee' No. 5690 'Leander' are digging in for the long drag to Ais Gill summit, as they approach Bull Gill, a short distance south of Kirkby Stephen, on 9th September 2009. The train is Statesman Rail's 'The Fellsman', 1Z22 1520 Carlisle - Lancaster. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
I was intrigued by this young woman busily digging a sizeable hole on Skegness Beach whilst using earbuds. Motivational Music ?
This image is not a photographic marvel, but might be of interest for those in other climates. This shows conditions today, Feb 13 2019. The storm wan't quite as major as predicted, but the driveway had already been plowed once and still needs more clearing. It is garbage day, so we are clearing a path to the sidewalk. We are also trying to dig into the snowbank behind Sue as the plow keeps taking less and less of it, thus narrowing the driveway. Neighbours later brought their snowblowers around and cleared the rest of the driveway for us. People tend to get more neighbourly after a storm than at any other time.
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On the far right of the frame the head brakeman on extra 734 west works to get the switch after digging and sweeping the points to get 734 out on the main to head to the west end of the yard at Trout Lake. At the west end the process will be repeated 4 more times before 734 can gather up its Marquette bound freight and back around the SW wye to get out of town. This slide was shot in January 1985 and was in a box I'd inadvertently tossed in with traders.
Pan Am Railways RUPO, led by MEC 315, notches up to get to track speed near an old freight shed in Greene, ME.
I were passing a beautiful beach in Bagan Lalang, Selangor, Malaysia and saw these 2 brothers playing at the beach during low tide. The big brother were digging out sand crabs while the little one asked if he could join in the fun.
Thanks to everybody that spent time to leave absolutely marvellous comments, faves, invites and awards. This shot made it to Explore at #330)
This young female couldn't get enough mineral salts from the surface dust, and so knelt down and used her tusk to dig into the soil and loosen it..
A digging nuthatch skeptically looking at me and my camera.
Taken with a Sony A-6500 (Sony ILCE-6500) and SEL-100400GM as RAW. Converted to JPEG with LR 6.
New kid on the block, British India Line, digs in to the climb to Aisgill at Waitby, with the second southbound Dalesman charter train of the season, May 8th 2018. The 3 cylinder exhaust beat sounded very crisp, great to hear after all the teething problems!
A pymgy goat arrived early and had the whole cart of feeds to itself at the Country Farm in Richmond BC.
Camera: Barkleys tin
Film: orthochromatic photocopy, 6x9 cm
Exposure: 10 min
Developer: D-76
2016-10-07
The eastern one-third of the United States, southern Ontario and Quebec was hit by a nasty "Texas Low" storm between March 2 and March 4, 2023. The intense low-pressure system started in Texas, gained strength from the warm and moist air from the Gulf of Mexico and travelled north and east across the Southern States, then the Eastern Midwest and up to the Southeastern Great Lakes and then part of the New England area.
Depending where one is, heavy rain, strong winds, thunderstorms, tornadoes, sleet/ freezing rain, wet snow, and heavy snow were encountered by millions of people. For us in the Toronto area, we got some 25+ cm (10 inches) of very sticky and wet snow overnight.