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Thanks so much ann! everything is absolutely wonderful!!! I really love it! Hope you get yours by monday! :DDD
This photo features shutter drag, using flash to freeze the subject in motion, also allowing you to photograph at low speed. Fana Lv is the model.
everything's magic,
its hurt to breathe although its a
good day,
everything's magic
jumping from the rooftop,
and you still standing,
after the Star of Benthlehem
rings the sirens of distraction.
its gone.no magic.only reality.
Cook's first kettle was a big cast iron affair that sat on the wood burning range. That was nothing! At the opposite end of the range was a monster of a cast iron fountain; big brass spout hanging out over the floor. Don't know what that is? Look it up. There was no plumbed in hot water in those days!
Then came gas, and indoor plumbing. The cast iron kettle was relegated — too slow. Then the fountain went to a museum!
Now the mantra is "electrify everything". Cook's new range is sleek, powered by induction, no stoking required and no indoor emissions. How long will the turquoise kettle last? I'd say its days are numbered too!
That original kitchen had character; atmosphere — soot, grease — that kind of thing. This is all stainless and sterile. If there's a down side, I couldn't revive an abandoned newborn lamb in front of this range. Those were the days!
I am so proud of ourselves for our yesterday's set!
I should like to post all the photographs at once! :D
Beyonce - Halo
this is not my type of music, actually. :) but this very song is rather catchy.
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Dear Partner,
Tonight I finished my embroidery panel for you sewing machein cover. It's mostly in backstitch, with a fair amount of satin stitch and a few bits of chain stitch, lazy daisy stitch and french knots.
I really hope you like it. If you don't then I will have to go back to the drawing board very quickly, because I need to finish it up and ship next week!
egg and cheese baked breakfast, with yogurt and berry jam, Belogradchik, Bulgaria. Sony A6500 and Sigma E30/2.8.
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everything is constantly changing; between chaos and order,
built, demolition, rebuilt. but there are always moments in
process which exhibit some kind of own momentum, perfection
and calmness. moments of rest and a certain romantic presence
between the continuously inexorable changes.
Alles ändert sich ständig; zwischen Chaos und Ordnung, Aufbau,
Abriss, Wiederaufbau. Aber es gibt auch immer wieder Momente
im Prozess, die eine Art Eigendynamik, Perfektion und Seelenruhe
widerspiegeln. Momente der Ruhe und einer romantischen Abstraktion inmitten von stetiger Veränderung.
“Days decrease, And autumn grows, autumn in everything.” ~ Robert Browning
Woke up to fog and drear this morning, so what better way to spend the morning than out with the new camera....grabbed the backpack, tripod, and remote shutter release and headed out...only thing is, in all my excitement, I forgot my quick release plate, so the tripod didn't do me much good :-( Colors are just now starting to change in Southwestern Illinois....here's a hint of some color I managed to find along my travels. Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend....thanks for all your visits!!!!
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I've never seen a white Peacock before,so a new experience for me.Its a stunning bird in full display!
everything is gained once everything is lost
you guys know what day it is tomorrow?
friday
friday
gotta get down on
friday
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Everything was so incredibly dry that I didn't think many of my images would look very nice..but even with the conditions I got a few. A must see in light box!
Have a wonderful Monday everyone! :)
Scenic peek-a-boo view of the Emerald Pool through one of many woodland trails in John Dean Provincial Park, North Saanich, Vancouver Island, BC.
...and sharing a bench, with Mister Rabbit.
ca 1920-1930 handmade (from a pattern of the era) cloth Rabbit.
.- Everything ... everything, what I feel ..., floating on the sea water .......
- Todo..., todo, lo que siento..., flota sobre las aguas del mar.....
This picture captures everything we associate with Havana. The imposing government building with its brutalist architecture evokes memories of East Europe and communist countries, while the picture of Che Guevara on its facade is a testament to Cuba's revolutionary past. The almost empty streets suggest a certain quietness that is uncommon in capitals around the world, yet an old American car from the fifties driving around tourists brings a sense of charm and nostalgia to the scene. It's as if time has stood still in Havana, and everything around us is a testament to the city's rich history and culture. To us, Havana is a place of indefinable magic - a city that is timeworn yet magnificent, dilapidated but dignified. It's a place where beauty can be found in the most unexpected places, and where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered. However, Havana is not without its challenges. It can be both fun and maddeningly frustrating, a city that requires patience and a willingness to adapt to its rhythms and idiosyncrasies. Yet, for those who are willing to embrace its complexities, Havana is a truly unforgettable destination – Havana, Cuba.
The little egret (Egretta garzetta) is a small white heron. It is also known as the yellow-footed egret.
Lumpini Park, Bangkok.
EF 100 mm 2.8 L IS
Jan 20 020/366
My mom loved always had a wreath or other decoration on her apartment door. This was her latest.....It pretty much covers everything!
Mass Central Railroad train PA-2 has reached the end of the line in South Barre, 25 miles from Palmer, with MCER GP38-2 1751 (ex PC 7997 blt. Jun. 1972) and GP9 1749 (ex CO 6199 blt. Dec. 1956) which are dressed in a sharp scheme that mirrors the original Boston and Maine bluebird colors debuted on their GP9 order of 1957.
After pulling up to the end of track where their former Boston and Albany Ware River Line branch ends ignominiously in the woods, they have reversed direction and are backing into the Wildwood Reload. This scene has changed vastly since I last photographed it in 2020 as seen here: flic.kr/p/2kdqPC2 Sadly in early 2022 the nearly 120 year old Barre Wool Combing mill that rose to the right of the train was completely demolished after having sat vacant for decades since being shuttered in 1974.
When Penn Central abandoned half of the old B&A Ware River Branch in 1968 service was maintained to this point, but by 1975 trains no longer came to the village after the mill closed. The new Mass Central that took over the route in 1979 a few years after the state purchased it rarely ventured this far until 1999 when the railroad established the Wildwood Reload on the former mill property. It has proven to be a quite successful transload, warehousing, and distribution point and now trains travel up here three to five times per week.
Barre, Massachusetts
Friday October 11, 2024