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This is what an inch and a half of snow looks like when it turns out to be almost five inches.
The only barn in our immediate area and it's owned by Cook Country.......so I guess one could say that I own a piece of this property in paying county taxes.......
A rare un-rebuilt SD70MAC leads southbound doublestack train Q203 into the hole at North Cairo amidst freshly fallen powder. Still is extremely weird to call these once ubiquitous wide-nosed EMDs "rare", but considering this is the first one I have photographed in three years with most on the CSX roster either stored or rebuilt, it is what it is...
My first 5 sighthounds (except Lady my first greyhound). Rhia, Fern, Kali, Charliy and number one special dog, Shasta. I'm amazed I managed to get them all together with a film camera, it's hard enough with 3!!! Fern is looking away, but that fits in with her character, she was always looking to run off :-)
I was born near this area, Fort Campbell and Army base is only a few miles away. Western Kentucky is mostly farm land. The terrain is made up of low rolling hills and forest.
First light peaking through sea wheat at Outerbanks - Outerbanks,NC,USA on August 23 2014. Photo: Eduard Moldoveanu Photography
From my first roll with my newly acquired Pentax ME Super.
Pentax ME Super w/Super Takumar 1.4/50mm, Kentmere 100@100, HC110B 18C for 7min.
View on the West coast of Scotland from First Coast on the A832 looking toward An Teallach on a wintry Easter Monday. Gruinard Island is also in the shot. The wind was howling and the waves were crashing against the shore. Took this using an ND10 filter. Cheers
Our first winter storm is blowing through.
(Anyone in this area interested in taking my field-trip based photography course starting next weekend should contact me through Flickr mail. There is space for one more participant.)
First time visitor.
Not the best photograph of a Blue-headed Vireo, but this is the first time I have seen one in my yard in Chester County, PA
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This Itoh peony gets its name ‘First Arrival’ as it is one of the first hybrid peonies to bloom in the year. This is a semi-double flower variety of peony that has crinkly lavender-pink flowers.
The exquisite blossoms gradually become redder closer to the center of the flower. The center of the Itoh peony flower looks like a magenta and yellow-colored spiky ball. These large flowers can be as many as 40 on each plant with each one measuring around 8” (20 cm) across.
2012, september
My garden
Created for September game: Moods "Summers End"
Kreative People: DigiArt Gallery *Challenges* *Contests*
Back from the photo workshop at Iceland. What a fantastic place for photography - different weather and landscape every 10 minutes during the trip. Trying to sort my impressions to share with you. Next couple of days will be colour, and the next period will be b&w, mostly from the numerous different waterfalls that we visited. And finally some shots on film, waiting for the lab to do their job. Many thanks to Jay, John, Jarad, Mike and Malcolm for making this a memorable trip.
We got our first snow of the year last night and it was a decent amount. It was pretty on my lunch time walk. Cold but sunny and the snow was clinging to the trees which was nice. One of these will be my 365 for the day but I can't decide which one.