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Riddles designed 'Britannia' class '7MT' 4-6-2 no.70013 ‘Oliver Cromwell’ with a goods train at a muddy Top Field.
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Mamiya c220 / 180 lens set / Ilford FP4+ / Xtol -m this is what happens when you go home from photographing a project and you have three frames left on a roll of film.
Scott Massey's 'Enclosed Field' art installation at Brookfield Place in downtown Toronto.
This photo was featured on Torontoist on April 12, 2013:
My friends and I wandered through the mountains of Lillehammer and stumbled across this field of wheat. We walked through it to get to the other side where the house is in the background out of focus. One of my friends even ate a raw wheat bulb!
A field of oilseed rape near Fulbourn, just outside Cambridge in England. Oilseed rape is now a very common winter crop throughout northern Europe and the bright yellow fields flowering in the spring add splashes of colour across the countryside in April and May.
When harvested, the rapeseeds are crushed to produce vegetable oil and the remains of the seeds are used to make a high protein animal feed. The oil from oilseed rape is also the most likely source for biodiesel, although production quantities are still very small.
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This is a photo I took of a friend called Esther a few weeks ago. The quote is from my favourite tv show called Skins.
The yellow of the oil rape seed fields around Stanedykehead is being replaced with the red of the poppy's. Arthurs seat and Salisbury Crags in the background.
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The lighthouse sits on a cliff about 70 feet over the Long Island Sound. Many a dedicated lighthouse keeper lived here, since. It was built in 1868.. ,It no longer shines its beacon for passing ships as the age of visual navigation ended long ago and the technology that replaced it..... is now available on a cell phone...............
The Royal Victorian Regiment continued their training exercise with their new Grizzly II light armored vehicles. Tanks from the Royal Victorian Lancers also participated to ensure that the two vehicles can work seamlessly in the field.
I imported this pic to my iPad using the camera connection kit and edited it use several mobile apps and a wonderful free texture from Eddi van W.
The region surrounding M16 and M17
Credit: Giuseppe Donatiello
Composition obtained with data from 200mm telephoto arrays (Bushnell f/3.5 and Yashinon DX "black beauty" f/4).
Shots taken on Piano Visitone (1400m) during the 2023 astronomical camp at the Pollino National Park.
This colour image shows the Hubble Ultra Deep Field region, a tiny but much-studied region in the constellation of Fornax, as observed with the MUSE instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope. But this picture only gives a very partial view of the riches of the MUSE data, which also provide a spectrum for each pixel in the picture. This data set has allowed astronomers not only to measure distances for far more of these galaxies than before — a total of 1600 — but also to find out much more about each of them. Surprisingly 72 new galaxies were found that had eluded deep imaging with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
More information: www.eso.org/public/images/eso1738a/
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ESO/MUSE HUDF collaboration
As the sun sets on another Cubs season. Groan. A beautiful night at the Friendly Confines, making up for a dismal 10-1 loss to the even more lowly Astros.
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania is best known as the home to General George Washington's Continental Army for the winters of 1777-1778. Back in those days, large scale combat wasn't conducted during the winter since snow and cold weather presented a logistical nightmare so armies would build up large camps where they could spend the winter. Despite popular belief, the winters during these years weren't especially harsh (the belief that they were is mostly due to America's romanticism of this period). The winters however were full of disease which plagued the troops who were in extremely close proximity to one another. During those two winters at Valley Forge, the Continental Army trained and became an even stronger unit.
I had visited Valley Forge once before (shortly after I graduated high school) but for some reason didn't remember it well. Walking around the park in the summer's high heat and ridiculous humidity was worth it. It's a beautiful place that's fully of amazing history.
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In June 2010 Michelle and I traveled to Philadelphia (and surrounding areas) for a summer vacation and to visit her extended family. I'd been to Philadelphia twice before, once in eighth grade and once during college but I only remember bits and pieces of each previous trip. The trip during college was during the 2010 Republican National Convention (I wasn't there for the convention) and I remember the entire city resembling a police state with police everywhere due to all the protests.
Anyway, it was great to return to the city and see some of the surrounding areas I hadn't explored before. We visited during a heatwave (90 degree heat with intense humidity which apparently is a little unusual in June but typical in August) but it was well worth the trip.
A field in winter can look very nice with a blue sky!
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