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I found a set of five point Mule Deer antlers while hiking a few years ago and put them under the bird feeder for the small birds to land on and check for cats before landing on the ground. This Junco seemed to enjoy them.
It was heavily overcast so I tried setting the ISO to 3200 to test the D800's performance.
Le 30/01/2012 : Explore #61
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Southern 377447 pauses at Lewes working 1F16, 09:54 Victoria – Ore, 2nd March 2023.
Unit History
377447 is one of a batch of seventy five, four car Electrostars (sub class 377/4) built by Bombardier at Derby in 2003/04 and almost unbelievably are now approaching twenty years old!!!
WE ARE LIVING in a troubled world, with so many displaced people, refugees, wars, and freak weather conditions. This image congers up this for me, what does it say to you. .
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THANK YOU for your visit and friendship. Please join me in prayer that God will give our leaders the wisdom to stop these wars, end starvation and homelessness, and reduce global warming."
I had my say, I feel better!
God bless you Tomx
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Overlooking where the West Little Owyhee River meets the Owyhee River near Five Bar. Taken on an overland trip through Southeastern Oregon.
Hotel Forty Five, a 94-room historic boutique hotel in downtown Macon, GA. It showcases two event venues and three dining outlets; Loom, a signature chef-driven restaurant; Hightales Rooftop Bar, a sixth-floor lounge; and Reckon Coffee & Wine Bar. For guests hosting a special event in Macon, the hotel is home to indoor and outdoor function spaces ideal for any gathering. You'll be minutes away from the best attractions, including the Macon City Auditorium, Georgia Sports Hall of Fame and tributes to music legends.
Il campanile della chiesa di San Michele e, a sinistra, quello di San Paolo. Sullo sfondo le Grigne. Ma la cosa più interessante è l'edificio a destra del campanile di San Michele, cioè l'edificio della prima San Michele, utilizzata fino al 1932. Ora fa parte del Collegio "Cardinal Ferrari" delle Suore Sacramentine.
Circa-1890s Boston & Maine RR station in Eagle Bridge, N.Y. ... light fades as the cloudy afternoon transitions to a snowy evening.
I keep wondering when this old depot will disappear, but it seems to be receiving some TLC now and again — it looks better now than it did a quarter century ago.
"Taking one province at a time!" Next stop.... Nowhere! :-)
" A good traveller has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving "
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December 2000 and Ian Riley's black five 45407 running as 45157 is seen at Burrs country park on the East Lancashire Railway in superb winter light
Yading. Sichuan. China. 2010.10
Five Color Sea is the highest Lake on Yading Mountain. The lake appeared front of our eyes suddenly when we climbed up the mountain painstakingly at noon time. Cloud got thicker and thicker, like they were lying on the mountain peak and we could even touch it. A beautiful blue color was reflected from the lake water. We breathed more rapid because of the high altitude. I got this wonderful shot at this time.
This photo is included in National Geographic and Getty Images.
Boston, MA
Usando un filtro polarizzatore circolare
A cinque mesi dal terremoto in Abruzzo c'e' molta gente che non ha ancora una casa e neanche la speranza di averne una prima che sopraggiunga il rigido inverno aquilano.
Lettera dei terremotati a Napolitano:
«La verità è che restiamo senza case»
Boston, MA
I used a circular polarizer filter
Five months after the earthquake in the Abruzzo region (Italy) which killed over 300 people, injured 1600 people and left with no house 65.000 people, there are still a lot people which do not have an accomodation (house) and neither a hope to have one before the cold Abruzzo winter (the region struck by the earthquake is one of the coldest in Italy). Prime minister Berlusconi preferred to favour the construction of new houses outside the towns which will house only 15.000 instead of the reconstruction of old buildings. There is no certainty on when these new houses will be completed. To do so 30.000 people have been forced to live in camps inside tends suffering the hot summer months for 5 months. Up to now the new houses have not been completed yet, the reconstruction of buildings has not even started and campsites have been started to be dismantled because of the approaching winter. Some people will be relocated in close hotels (especially the one with childrens) but most of them will be relocated far from their native land. People wants to reconstruct their land but the government will not let them do just because Berlusconi want to show off its supposedly great skills in facing the emergency just like in the occasion of the G8 summit (btw yesterday he proclaimed himself the best prime minister Italy ever had in 150 years). Of course since the 90% of media in Italy is controlled by Berlusconi people in Italy will never know anything about this reality. They see only what the government want them to see. Fortunately there are journals (the same journals heavily criticized in these days by Berlusconi) which from time to time update people about this situation. However only a few minority of people have idea of what it is going on.
He looked over his kingdom as far as the eye could see. Owning everything east of the Grey Peaks and west of the Fathomless Forest, he was a god in the universe. Naive yet "mighty" ruler of the 5 Stud Kingdom. (Or so he saw himself)
***Scale photo in comments below***
We got distracted tonight lol... We promise we're finishing up other much larger MOCs :)
Thanks for hanging around during these few micro tangents!
The 163 service from Bucklesham to Ipswich was rerouted a few years ago to alsio give a service to Levington and Nacton villages. Instead of Suffolk Norse First Ipswich have taken over. Here ADL Enviro 200 RT09 JPT drops down the hill from Levington towards Nacton, Unfortunatly showing blank in the route indicator.
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Japan, march 2011. Old pictures from a trip in Japan, more than five years ago.
I went on a long walking trip in the Kyoto area and along the Seto Inland Sea with my friend Charlie.
A great experience that shaped my passion for photography.
It was also at the same period that the earthquake and the tsunami of march 2011 hit Japan.
We were completely safe and far away from danger, but we had to go back to France earlier than expected.
Sometimes when I look at these quiet and peaceful photographs, it somehow feels special, in contrast with what happened to this country at that exact moment.
I made a book about it, available on Blurb :
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