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Our 400+ miles drive home from Edinburgh yesterday was absolutely mesmerising thanks to first frost and a landscape that looked spectacular with its changed colours and the glorious light of the setting sun. There is something about a cold, sunny winter day in open landscape which always gets to me. I so love this furtive beauty.

 

Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!

 

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From the Monbijoustrasse. Escooters are everywhere. I keep making these panningshots and I still love them.

The beautiful Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Maryland

The smoke from the California wildfires gives it an eerie pall.

Cycling is the most normal way of transport in the Netherlands. Here is started to rain and this woman tried to protect her bags.

Taken while on tour bus in ST Johns Antiqua visiting Antiqua while on a recent cruise.

Driving along Fairhaven, in Southern Maryland.

TWO HUNDRED TEN

 

"A tree against the sky possesses the same interest, the same character, the same expression as the figure of a human."

Georges Rouault

In answer to ET's Photo Home's question, in Canada, British Columbia's pine forests (e.g. as seen in the back left portion of this image) are currently being devastated by an unstoppable Mountain Pine Beetle infestation:

 

mpb.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/biology/introduction_e.html

And so we say goodbye to not only December, but to the whole year.

It has been a year of so much turmoil, so much change and so much uncertainty and fear, that perhaps you feel like me, and are hoping for better things in 2026!

We can hope for better things, for calmer waters - but so much is beyond our control. Flickr has a way not only of helping me remember what day it is (Mono today I mutter, so it must be Thursday) but also something creative and beautiful that can light up the day. I guess I never thought about it - but it is in fact part of what keeps me optimistic, and sane! 😊

 

So here I raise my glass to all my fellow Flickr members who have given me such wonderful images to admire - and such kind comments to read! May we continue to flourish, as a corner of peace, beauty and creativity through the uncertain waters of 2026!

 

Again, many thanks to everyone who has visited my photostream and for the comments and faves.

All my collages are collected here: At a Glance

You cannot exaggerate the color of the fall tundra.

Farmhouse on Cedar Grove Rd. Lexington Co. SC

View On White

 

A look out to the Port of Baltimore.

This is what happens when a semi truck zooms though your long exposure shot, apparently!

(aurora borealis over interior Alaska)

Downtown Napa, CA. They had this summer cruising event and hundreds of cool cars were driving past. I shot at 1/50th second and panned as the car passed by.

 

Image ©Philip Krayna, BoxxCarr, all rights reserved. This image is not in the public domain. Please contact me for permission to download, license, reproduce, or otherwise use this image, or to just say "hello". I value your input and comments. See more at www.boxxcarr.com.

A driveby shot of lone tree on a farm in Westmoreland County. Fujifilm, X-E1.

I was bummed that I couldn't give chase to this one: endangered species SOO 6053 leading Norfolk Southern train 30T to Enola Yard. My only chance to grab the train came at the end of its journey as it pulled up to a stop signal at CP Wye, waiting north of Harrisburg on its turn into the yard across the river. Like a tourist I pulled up to the side of US 22/322, grabbed this quick frame from the car and away I went.

 

DiB 01/05/2016

Only because I like Cookie and she asked so nicely...

1. I recently measured myself and I'm 5'6"...after years of being a little over 5'4".

2. I gave blood yesterday.

3. I love Los Angeles deeply..in my mind it's a twinkly boozy extension of Disneyland.

4. I've been vegetarian for almost 10 years.

5. Donna Dangerpaws is my bowling name.

6. I've been to Wittenberg, Germany where Martin Luther nailed the 95 theses to a church door.

7. I wasn't baptised.

8. I graduated cum laude..just regular cum laude.

9. I'm pretty sure I decided to apply to NYU to be near a boy.

10. I've never spent more than 3$ on a handbag or purse. (I carry a LeSportSac I've had since I was 6)

11. I could teach you darkroom-based photography.

12. I keep change in a coffee can.

13. I make a zine (want one? send me a dollar)

14. I love Crass. So much.

15. I have TMJ.

16. I fell through thin ice once. Not all the way, just one leg.

"Illusions are important. What you foresee or what you remember can be as important as what really happened."

 

-Javier Marías

 

happy sliderssunday people!

 

Thanks to daylight saving time, I can now take some shots in daylight after leaving work. This one was shot before the time change so all I could do was play around with long exposures.

 

74 second exposure with an ND3 filter. It wasn't quite night yet, and I wanted lots of streaky lights from cars going by without overexposing.

Downtown Napa, CA. They had this summer cruising event and hundreds of cool cars were driving past. I shot at 1/50th second and panned as the car passed by.

 

Image ©Philip Krayna, BoxxCarr, all rights reserved. This image is not in the public domain. Please contact me for permission to download, license, reproduce, or otherwise use this image, or to just say "hello". I value your input and comments. See more at www.boxxcarr.com.

I fought with this one. It's actually a broad landscape with the barn, house, and a tree alive with color. I tried to incorporate the entire image, but I just wasn't feeling it.

 

So, I regrouped. Retextured. Textured some more. Added some brushes. Cursed. Started over. And then I was finally satisfied.

 

Phew!!

 

(Majority of the textures and the bird brush are from Distressed Jewell, but I did add one of my own textures to get that white border, to add the text like this had been stuck in the bottom of a box of memories, and to adjust the color just a bit...)

Of of Goose Creek Valley and the Peaks of Otter in the distance. Goose Creek Valley was once home to Monacan Indians.

 

Remembering the Monacan Indian Nation

youtu.be/0NKEWD52xgg

 

In Search of Fall Colors on the Blue Ridge Parkway through Jefferson National Forest in Virginia.

  

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