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Francesco Coccia - Varano de' Melegari (Wildays) 2019 - Minolta 110 Zoom SLR Mark II - Kodak Ultra 400
"Lines, straight or curved: People follow them, contradict them or imprison themselves in them." Thierry Clech - SPNC Year2 #8
Flat Rock Cellars on the Niagara Escarpment (Jordan,Ontario) won Gold in the Ontario Wine Awards for their 2015 Gravity Pinot
Noir and also won the prestigious Governor General Award for the the same wine , as the best in all of Canada! Even the famous American wine critic ( Robert Parker's Wine Advocate) rated this wine with the high score of 92!
After some tastings, I walked out on Sunday afternoon buying
1 1/3 cases of this award winning wine! When you find a great wine that you love ,it is worth the investment that you can enjoy over the next 15 years!
Heading back home from Utah on I-70 in Colorado I needed a place to camp, so I headed for the White River National Forest. I ended up at the Bogan Flats Campground. To say the least, it was a big change of pace from the red rock desert of Utah.
Some of my photos made into refrigerator magnets.
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After finding out we have a 2 hour delay on our flight out of Las Vegas, I decided this would be ample time to edit an image or two. Here is a shot from a few days ago.
The location is Alstrom Point, around an hour out of Page, Arizona. The point looks out over the Glen Canyon and parts of Lake Powell.
Unfortunately on our way back that evening, I must have hit a small rock a bit too fast and copped a flat tyre. All was good though the next day when we managed to get a second hand tyre for $35 to slap on our rental car. Karma came back to bite us the next day though and we copped a rock to the windshield which set us back quite a bit more. Fingers crossed they couldn't tell the difference when we returned it :)
Visiting Flat Top & Star of the show, 34092 City of Wells, climbs round Wanders Curve, during the MHR's Autumn gala.
Tonight's Net Flicks upload sees former A&AEE Boscombe Down's McDonnell Douglas Phantom FG.1 XT597 now with the British Phantom Aviation Group (BPAG) at Kemble
Note the re-profiled radome that was modified for research purposes at Boscombe Down with a flattened underside and a special Doppler nose
Here she is in her original life:
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A friend brought them to lunch . I had never seen them before .. how strange .. donut or Saturn peaches they are sometimes called . They taste as good as they look ..
Graceville
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Just 7 miles north from there are worlds famous speed race track! In winter here is water, but in summer! All drys up and leaving texture like this. As far you look you can see hard shell of salt which looks like large honey combs just white! :)) Please check out my website www.erglisphotography.com and You are welcome to purchase high quality luxury wall art as well at fineartamerica.com/profiles/edgars-erglis.html
The Common Spotted Flat is a butterfly belonging to the family Hesperiidae. It is a common butterfly generally found in the wet forested hills of southern Asia, from India and the Himalayas east through Indo-China.
CTA 6104 brings up the rear of a six car flat door Evanston Express train departing Linden Ave. in April 1988.
.....at Tayport Harbour. Largely a multi-exposure in-camera image from a walk today.
Copyright Stan farrow FRPS
Diagonal lines & zigzags -- most dynamic & active in leading the eye, & the effect of unresolved tension between flat & upright.
Interesting discussion, as different eyes moved in different ways. Only a few first went to the young women, & those who did were divided on whether they then went up the pillar or over to the stairs & up diagonally. Most went immediately to the stairs, but some went up & some went down, & I think one person said he started on the white pillar. But everyone circled around in one way or another.
Studio 26, assignment on b & w conversion
Nik silver efex, fine art process with blue filter