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A friendly stop of sunlight and 1950s setting. A happier place to have a cup of coffee would be hard to find. The owner greeted us the moment we walked in the door. I like that kind of place.
Tame gecko looking for bugs inside a house in Papa'aloa Village, Hamakua Coast - Big Island of Hawaii.
Two guys where working in the small streets of Jerusalem and when they saw me they asked me to take a photo.
So why does my brain start playing the Jaws Movie Theme tune?
Looks like a monochrome image... but this is full colour on Scottish Summers day.
Walking home, camera in hand as usual, and this man asked me to take his picture. So, I did and we had a brief chat. I sent him a copy and received a nice thank you.
A friendly wave from the engineer of NS empty coal train 881 can be seen as he pulls through CP-379 in downtown Kendallville, Indiana on NS' ex-LS&MS/NYC/PC/CR Chicago Line. CP-379 was once the home of UK Tower which controlled the at-grade crossing of PRR's Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad here. 881 has empty Detroit Edison coal gons headed back out west after unloading in Monroe, Michigan. The NYC era GRS Type G tri-light signals are still in service here.
After the St Paul Union Depot Days, the Duluth Museum’s Soo 2500 appearance, it made a photo trip on the Dresser Sub. Great times were had by all whom attended
Several dozen horses roam in this field in Grand Teton National Park - a few came by to say hello :)
Here's another few images from the encounter I had with this friendly kestrel in Point Reyes National Seashore last month.
August 13, 2019
Carpinteria, California
Fujifilm X-H1
Fujinon XF16mmF2.8 R WR
f/5.6 1/1400 ISO 400 +1/3EV
Fujifilm Film Simulation of Acros Film with Yellow Filter
Platelayer and Loco Crew exchange waves as 6018 leaves Wansford Tunnel with a goods train. A charter organised by the NVR Goods Train Group
analog impressions @ street
fotoladen-plettenberg.de
ADOX SCALA 160, 35mm B/W Slide-Film
Carl Zeiss Distagon T*2/28 ZK @ Pentax MX
Orange-Filter, dev by Fotostudio 13, Reflecta 10T scan
These Black-capped Chickadees were very friendly to my granddaughter as we walked the trails in the Hendrie Valley behind the Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington, during a snowfall.
This picture was published in The Hamilton Spectator newspaper in the "Eye On The Area" section on their Classified page on February 3, 2016.
The original obelisk was made of bronze and installed about 1859. It was stolen by horse packers. This is the replacement.
This little guy wanted in on all the action, he just wanted to play with us, it was the cutest thing. My son Reece loves all bugs and animals, for some reason they gravitate towards him! Unfortunately he is allergic to everything, so we can not have pets in our home. So when I see him enjoying little moments like this with little critters it just makes my heart smile because he is just so happy!