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Echo Ridge www.flickr.com/groups/3793188@N21/pool/
It's that magical time of year at Echo Ridge. Fires are lit and cabins are warm as the snow starts to fall on the evergreen forests. Hear the ice sing under the setting sun and make a wish upon a shooting star.
This is 'Caroline's Heart', a heritage style 'Old World' rose.
Bred in Belgium by the amazing Ann Velle Boudolf.
It is a very hardy pink floribunda-style of rose.
This rose was growing in the gardens of the Lilianfels Hotel.
At Echo Point in the Blue Mountains. Near Katoomba.
About 90 minutes drive west of Sydney.
It was photographed by me in 2012 on the occasion of my visit to these gardens with my two little girls, aged 5 and 7, who are now 16 and 18 years of age and only communicate via Instagram or Tik Tok. But back then they loved looked this rose and the amazing gardens of Lilianfels.
See: www.lilianfels.com.au/experiences
And so here is the immortal song 'Sweet Caroline' by the amazing Neil Diamond:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmK5_lnQUbE
My Canon EOS 60D with the Canon EF S18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom
A distant wind whistles through the trees. The scent of a fireplace, lit for the first time in the winter, lilts through the air. You remember something … something from long ago, when you were a child and the world seemed a more magical place. What is it? You try, but the full memory won't come back. It's only an echo.
Echo is a happibug custom She is a nature girl, full of the joy and wonder of the out-of-doors, and in her heart she carries the memories of magical times come before. Those echos of the past, when the sun shone, you squished your toes in the sand as the salt water lapped about your ankles … the happy cries of children as they played and ran … the magic of a birthday, the cake almost too big to be imagined, glowing with candles as happy faces surrounded you and looked on with love. Echo remembers those times, too, and wants nothing more than to share in the magical times to come.
Happibug custom #136, created with love.
Thank you for visiting! ♥
Echo at 9 weeks old. She loves sticks. Well, at this age, she loves putting everything in her mouth.
Echo Park subway art - had problems cutting the STOP and LIFE so did them as a print and cut.
Thanks for looking,
Eco
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Kunstenaar Zoro Feigl
uitv: László Vákár Movares
movares.nl/projecten/movares-berekent-bijzonder-bewegend-...
It's always therapeutic to get away from the crowds and find the solitude of the open country, but it's worth remembering that much of the wilderness we take for granted wasn't always empty. Once upon a time, the fields were alive with people, the glens were home to living communities and the hills were littered with early industry. "Echos" is a collection of ghosts of a lost world.
Playlist Song : Echo Beach - Van der Kill (Martha and the Muffins Cover)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP2q_v52404
I know it's out of fashion
And a trifle uncool
But I can't help it
I'm a romantic fool
It's a habit of mine
To watch the sun go down
On Echo beach, I watch the sun go down
From nine till five I have to spend my time at work
The job is very boring, I'm an office clerk
The only thing that helps pass the time away
Is knowing I'll be back at Echo Beach some day
On a silent summer evening
The sky's alive with light
Building in the distance
Surrealistic sight
On Echo Beach
Waves make the only sound
On Echo Beach
There's not a soul around
From nine till five I have to spend my time at work
The job is very boring, I'm an office clerk
The only thing that helps pass the time away
Is knowing I'll be back at Echo Beach some day
Echo Beach
Far away in time
Echo Beach
Far away in time
Done with the 100mmF2.8L at ISO1600 and 1/250sec at Groede beach in the Netherlands at sunset.
School days for kids and puppies as Echo attends her first puppy class tonight. Not sure if they'll allow owner to take pics....I'll probably just carry my point & shoot to be discreet and snap a few pics if allowed. It will be interesting to see how Echo does around other puppies. The first of many months of classes for her.
Trees are rapidly turning colors--it looks a lot like Fall these days.
Dog Days Training facility. www.dogdaysnw.com/
Outfit made for my friend Saiko Weiss and for her beautiful doll Echo! Photo by saikoxix.
The cloth: leatherette, Denim, Genuine Leather
Complex and high-quality outfits you can order in our studio NikaNika BJD shop www.etsy.com/ru/shop/NikaNikaBJDShop
Went on a photoshoot with a work associate and took pictures of this little guy and his big brother. This is Echo, he is a husky mixed with wolf and malamute.
This cosplayer made me very happy. I'm big fan of two cosplay areas: third- or lower-tiered characters; and believable/realistic portrayals. I like the fact - an even encourage - that anyone can cosplay anyone else but taking it to a higher level just pleases me to no end. Echo was a Marvel character who had "photographic reflexes." If she saw it, she could copy it; a very useful skill when it came to hand-to-hand fighting.
More info on Echo can be found on Wikipedia.
Echo squad
Number: CC-4344- Jag
Weapon of choice: double DC-17 hand blasters
Secondary Weapon: Beskar Machete
Rank: Sgt.
Number: CT-9432- charger
Weapon of choice: DC-15 rifle
Rank: Pvt.
Number: CT-4695- Spark
Weapon of choice: DC-15 rifle
Rank: Pvt.
Echo Squad
4th Attack Division
26th Legion
457th Elite Corps
From my old haunting grounds, Death Valley. One of my very first super-pano's sourced from the 5d mk II. Just dipped into my archives to take a break from all the painting and scanning. This is not the final form this image took, but it's still one I like very much. This is big country.
Los Angeles is a phony, unsustainable oasis, a lush garden in the desert that blooms only because of stolen water. Or so the story goes. The last part is arguably true: All cities import water, but Mulholland famously took it from the poor farmers of the once-fertile Owens Valley. But was native L.A. a desert? Not really -- while its exurbs have leapt over the San Gabriel range into the rainshadow beyond (aka the Mojave), closer to the coast the climate is Mediterranean, more akin to Athens than Phoenix, and Spanish explorers described a verdant valley. That's not to say water was abundant: Dammed in 1870, Echo Park Lake itself was L.A.'s first reservoir, a real estate scheme in the hills northwest of what was then a city of 6,000.
Footsteps of history echo through this corridor.
This photo was taken by a Kowa/SIX medium format film camera with a KOWA 1:3.5/55 lens using Kodak T-MAX 400 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
Regeared 66656 catches the winter sunshine at Circourt hauling 6B33, the 13:52 Theale - Robeston empty tanks
This is the first time I've been out for 6B33 since the end of the DB Cargo Tugs on the working at the end of November 2023, as its now just a pale reflection of what it used to be. I notice that even with new, lower gearing, the 66 can only manage 3 fewer tanks than a 60.
What a difference to a similarly sunny day back in December 2014 when there were 30-40 photographers here for a 60 on 6B33 and two Colas 56s on 6V62. Rare to see anyone up here these days
The Echo Amphitheater is located in Rio Arriba County of New Mexico. It is approximately 4 miles from Ghost Ranch and 17 miles from Abiquiu, NM.
A natural sandstone wind cave, it sits in a formation of other sandstone bluffs and mesas totaling approximately 1/2 mile in length.
This image is not of the actual Amphitheater, but is a part of the formation in which it exists. It is a cliff face which appears to be formed by a fracture and is approximately 300 feet from the top to the ground.
Photo taken with an Olympus E-30 camera using the excellent Zuiko 12-60mm lens at 12mm, processes using Adobe Camera Raw, CS5, Topaz Plug-Ins, and Faststone Editor.
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