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Voigtländer 50mm 1.0 Aspherical
Sometimes signs do not make any sense ! This sign says Exit (udgang) to the left, which is through two doors and a staircase, to the right of the sign there is a wide opening of at least 6 meters !
I can highly recommend the Voigtländer Nokton 50mm 1.0 Aspherical for night photography !
Good job New Zealand! No new COVID-19 cases in the past 10 days. Everything is pretty much open now and we had a big party at Slow Cuts with 100 people the other night... That's the legal limit now for gathering so it was nice to get out and about a bit, even for an introvert like me. This photo here is of a cool little pond that is a place I walk too not very far from my home. You can't tell from this perspective, but the pond is in the shape of a heart.
We had some great waves over the weekend, and Manini was crowded with surfers I haven't met, including the one captured here. He had some good rides, but this exit got the most response from the onlookers at the beach.
Barauni bound 15204 Lucknow Express led by Gonda WAP-4 #25011 exiting 126 years old Elgin bridge built over Ghaghara River.
This was rendered as an act of exorcism, rather than a work of art. Painted in gouache on a piece of cardboard, after a particularly gruesome nightmare. It was about two years after I'd quit working as a nurse, but Nursing hadn't quit working on me.
It worked. I jumped into the painting (out the window) and kept going.
Every exit is an entry somewhere else
Tom Stoppard
better on black - press L :)
tones: Pioneer Woman actions
texture: dyrkwyst
After watching this little Anole lizard creep its way, ever so slowly, up the pole to check out the mealworm feeder - he finally made it!
Granted he did creep back down, then up again a few times, eyeballing the feeder each time. And just when I thought he was ready to leap inside a Wren showed up, grabbed a worm and took off!! About a minute passed before he positioned himself again as if ready to leap inside... when suddenly this Mockingbird showed up and started grabbing those worms like there was no tomorrow!
It was at this point, a mere nano-second, that Mr. Lizard decided to vamoose! Time to exit stage left while he still could. Down the pole we went and vanished.
*** However, I suspect he may have checked out that feeder later when the coast was clear. After all - it is a free meal! And who doesn't want that?
transbay transit center construction - fremont street throughway, financial district south, san francisco, california
After the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway was chartered in 1859, Cyrus K. Holliday started building his railroad west from Topeka and Atchison, Kansas towards Dodge City. However, Holliday did not turn south at Dodge City but built west into Colorado and southwest to Trinidad where there were coal deposits. Holliday's route took his railroad to Raton Pass just outside of Trinidad. However, in 1878, a railroad war broke out between the Santa Fe and the Denver and Rio Grande as they wanted to build south into New Mexico and the Rio Grande wanted to eventually reach Mexico City. Both railroads also wanted access over Tennessee Pass through the Royal Gorge in Colorado west of Pueblo as well. By 1880, federal intervention prompted an out-of-court settlement in the form of the so-called "Treaty of Boston". Thanks to this, the Santa Fe continued its route over Raton Pass while the Rio Grande built west. The Santa Fe had to climb over Raton Pass with grades reaching up to 3.5-percent. The summit reached an elevation of 7,588-feet, the highest elevation on the Santa Fe. A tunnel was constructed and sits on the edge of the Colorado/New Mexico state line.
Over 138 years later, a westbound BNSF train led by EMDX SD70ACe-T4 No. 1603 exits the west end of Raton Pass tunnel and will begin its downhill run to Raton and eventually Watrous, on August 8, 2018.
The westbound Rocky Mountaineer exits Tunnel 1 at Plain, Colorado, on September 13, 2023, as it heads for an overnight stay at Glenwood Springs. On the 14th the luxury train will make a round trip from Glenwood Springs to Moab, Utah, returning to Denver on the 15th. Engines RMRX 8020 and 8021, 10 cars. Photo by Joe McMillan.