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My attempt at the "Smile on Saturday" theme "berries & cherries".
Shot with a Reichert "Neupolar 50 mm F 3.5" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished shot captured in February 2020. Enjoy!
Colorful abstract image of various hot air balloons in close proximity during mass inflation, taken at the NJ Ballooning festival in Readington, NJ (July 2022). The hot air balloons are inflated for mass ascension in the early morning for better weather conditions. Image taken with Nikon D7500 using Sigma 18-300mm telephoto lens.
With inflation sending food prices soaring - this male spruce hen is wondering if he will end up on someone's dining table. And yes - he does taste like "chicken".
Posted for Sliders Sunday - Processed to the MAX!
HSS!
Not the only isle, or the only store! Interestingly, the stores are spreading out what stock they have on shelves to fill in the space so it does not look as dire. We all know the story about the ga$ price$!
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Hyper inflation in 1923 (Weimarer Republic)
Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation_in_the_Weimar_Republic
German: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Inflation_1914_bis_1923
Back alley image from a small Washington State town, that has a key location and is a transportation hub.
Full of Hot Air
This photo was shot 17 years ago in Catalunya, Spain. I recently did a re-edit of it and was pleased with the results.
Curries could soon cost £30 and fish and chips up to £20 as restaurants and takeaways pass soaring energy bills and inflation onto their customers - after pub bosses warned of £20 pints and a steakhouse chain says its dishes could reach £100.
Shale Ahmed, who runs an Indian street food company called Saucy Burger, says diners are facing an 'eye-watering impact on prices' as curry houses struggle to survive amid skyrocketing costs.
Speaking at the Farm-to-Fork Food Resilience conference, he described how the industry is in a 'dark place' and warns many businesses will have to close without immediate government help.
Mr Ahmed told the BBC: 'The sector's in a spiral effect and it's going down.
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This image was taken during "mass inflation" at the New Jersey Festival of Ballooning, which is held every summer in the town of Readington at the end of July. It was my first time ever at a balloon festival and I got access to the launch field. I was simply in awe witnessing the whole process of preparing, inflating and launching the hot air balloons in close proximity. Here is one of the pilots and a crew member getting their balloon ready for the early morning launch.
Two hot air balloons tethered but inflated at Buckenham County Park Balloon Festival which the weather tried to destroy
"... But everything they do, they put you in the zoo
They betray and lie to you, and you think it's all true
They play with peoples' lives with all those evil lies
Don't sign up for the lease with the devils in disguise..."
NIna Hagen - Handgranade
Explored, Nov 7, 2008 #52
It is a couple of hours before sunrise in the Yarra Valley in Victoria, Australia.
Suddenly the darkness and the stillness of the early morning is broken by the loud roar of a propane gas flame preparing a hot air balloon for take-off with its cargo consisting of its pilot and 22 passengers.
The watching throng of people soon to become airborne in one of the three balloons, all seemingly fall silent as they watch the now three flames inflating the balloons and, whilst it is impossible to know exactly what was going through their minds, it would be safe to assume that the thoughts of most were along the lines of - “I trust this flame knows what boundaries it must not cross.”
Sigma 18 -200mm f3.5 -6.3 DC OS HSM
What goes up must come down.... Chicago Blues Band
Except grocery prices. It seems that when prices have gone up it is very hard to get them down. I would have never known that if it was not for the upcoming transition team. From the info we heard on the campaign trail, I though it was the Presidents fault.
We have now found out that if a shit load of chickens die, for whatever reason, egg prices go up. America just lost another million chickens to that damn bird flu. Eggs are going up again. But at least we got the message from the transition team that this was not the fault of the new President elect. They found out that Presidents have nothing to do with the price of eggs. Pre Nov 6th was when it was the Presidents fault
The bird flu easily jumps to raw milk if anyone cares about science.
The problem... Most people are partisan and mold their world view around that presupposed premise. Facts are just facts... they have no political affiliation. Facts can only be no partisan. Facts can not be alternative. I mean... what would happen to all those crooked ass liberals if gravity decided that it is now maga?
...where have all the Rs 10 gone?!!
Well a cliched market shot - just a break from shiny happy faces :))
Wish there were some old hands there - maybe I should take grandma shopping - hahaha
Take a closer look at Inflation Large On Black
The first winter storm is on its way and everyone is gorging at the feeders and with temps below freezing they're all puffed up
A balloon being inflated for a ride in Winthrop, Washington. Morning Glory Balloon Tours.
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