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WT27 at Sydney Terminal with XP2001 and XP2000, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first revenue XPT service.
8/4/2022.
From our Garden
Nov. 2024
Hasselblad 503 CW, Distagon 3,5/60 mm, Ilford HP5+, Rodinal 1+25
Lithprint SE5 onto Fomatone 132 (2014)
no toning
My first ever lightning shot, from a relatively weak storm here in Berlin last night.
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Same drop.....same angle...just little different light perspective.
Just squeaked in the back door of Explore......#498....August 1, 2008.
The first rays of dawn on the beach at Southern Shores. Rather chilly this morning. This is a time exposure which makes the Atlantic look a bit calmer than it usually is. Ya'll have a large weekend and thank you for the visit.
My first autumn in Norway was a really wonderful one. Since then I've been in Norway 3 times more during autumn. It is so special those wonderful autumn colors🍁
I got some wonderful sunrises whilst staying in Funchal Madeira. Going in late October guaranteed comfortable sunrise times and this was a shot I took just before going for a sumptuous breakfast at the Hotel.
That seems such a long time ago now as I stare out of the window at sleet and snow sweeping across the garden here.
First light in Iqaluit is a threshold — a spectrum of beginnings refracted across horizon and memory. Each dawn bends possibility into choice, reminding us that resilience is not singular but renewed daily, a ritual of orientation at the edge of the Arctic.
Isn't s/he adorable???
First time in my yard this winter - mama with one fawn.
Hopefully they will be back.
All is quiet on New Year's Day
A world in white gets underway
- U2 -
Zwiesel (1349 m), Bavarian Alps.
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Erster Sonnenaufgang 2020 am Neujahrsmorgen.
Zwiesel (1349 m), Bayrische Voralpen
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