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Two Canadian National SD70M-2s lead a loaded ore train past the old feed mill in Albion, PA on the Bessemer Subdivision. I tried to replicate a similar shot I took in 2000 when the B&LE's tunnel motors were almost new. flickr.com/photos/jwjordak/25383455627/
Which ever way we try to do it transitioning seems a long slow process and probably for me on hit and miss herbs from the high-street much much longer than most. Indeed it took so long to grow my breasts I could have just stopped at any time but it didn't seem to be doing me any harm and every spoonful of herbs was another potential few drops of wish to come true even if at times I seemed to be going backwards. Ok now my cup hardly runneth over but not only does the bra suddenly fill-out and do things for my nipples so has my more female body done wonders for my sexuality.
Broken lines broken strings
Broken threads broken springs
Broken idols broken heads
People sleeping in broken beds
Ain't no use jiving
Ain't no use joking
Everything is broken.
I was bored... Took three badly exposed images and merged them in HDR-pro. Colour managment in Viveza and then with applied VSCO-film. Tacky like hell. Lets make it hit explore!
Shot at Ammersee in Bavaria, Germany using my X-pro1.
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This is a MOC my flatmate and I built together after we saw THE LEGO MOVIE in April, which was awesome! I took this to the exhibition in May (3. Berliner Steinwahn). Kids loved it!
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Handmade collage on paper
Private collection
Mad is Mad
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Madrid
Holy.. i have not uploaded a photo in months!! I promise though, i will get better. I leave for Peru on tuesday, so you will be seeing lots of photos of Lima, Cusco, and Machu Pichu!! Soo excited. two weeks of 25 degree weather! :D
Many farm sites in rural Minnesota are home to old things: old equipment, old buildings, old vehicles and old people.
This is a shot on the BRP from early October 2009 a few miles just north of the highest point on the parkway. The sun was just beginning to set and a thunderstorm was approaching. Everything seemed to have had an orange tint, I was afraid it wouldn't show up in the photo but this looks just like what I saw that day.
24 by 36 acrylic. Assailed by a full moon, firelight, lake surf and the smell of pines he closes his eyes and pictures her face!
There is a logic and simple explanation, like there is for almost everything. Unfortunately I don't know it. Probably it was to avoid marketing letters and stubborn religious fans. Not a good place to play football for sure.
There were more monasteries, but WWII destroyed them since some guys tought it was a great idea to hide there.
So, how to get there: you climb a train and get stuck in Larissa, just to be told that the ticket clearly says that you need to change trains, then wait for 6 hours to get another train. Get a little bus to bring you to the last monastery and go down from there, do it fast, there is only one bus in the morning and one at midday, so if you get lost and suppose that the bus is supposed to pass where you are since it looks obvious in the map, then you will have to call for a cab, or share it with a chinesse couple. Not hard if you are fluent in greek.
Like most people, I’ve stopped using a proper alarm clock in favor of my phone (despite the risk of brain cancer from sleeping with an active cell phone next to my head). An all-in-one device is so much more convenient . . . AND I can select the sound (or song) that wakes me.
Dress, Peter Som for Kohl’s. Shoes, Lela Rose for Payless. Sunglasses, Target. Belt, thrifted. Bag, Melie Bianco.
You can tell a lot about a person from the sound of their alarm. I’ve known people that require blaring sirens and others that choose a soft instrumental piece. I’ve got a few different alarms set up for different wake times. My song choices: Raiders of the Lost Ark (main theme), The Beauty Underneath (from Love Never Dies, the sequel to Phantom of the Opera), What Does the Fox Say?, and, as you expected, Everything is AWESOME!!! (from the Lego Movie)
I guess my choices mean I’m adventurous, introverted, silly, and upbeat. What sound wakes you up?