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I did not want to make anyone think that I was against the mule rides up to the towns. They all seemed well cared for. I have nothing against them at all, I just felt more like walking than making them haul me back up those stairs. Here is a photo I took of the mule keepers waiting for some clients. I took this on my iPhone looking back up the trail.
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Cracked earth from Pixabay.com
Created on Galaxy Note 8 with Toolwizphoto app.
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Keeper's Pond is a man-made lake in Wales, also known as the Forge Pond or Pen-ffordd-goch Pond, located on the edge of the Blaenavon World Heritage Site. Originally built in the 19th century to supply water to the Garnddyrys Forge, it is now a popular spot for outdoor activities like walking and wild swimming, offering scenic views of the Brecon Beacons, particularly the Sugarloaf mountain.
While deleting some old photos, I was cleaning out a file labelled "Sort". Thought I'd keep this series. It was taking at a Photo show while testing some different modifiers. I didn't get her name.
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Rear view of a domestic cat wearing a collar, looking attentively through a fence near bamboo poles. The image captures a quiet moment of observation and curiosity, highlighting texture, pattern, and contrast in black and white.
We have a few hives in the back yard.
They get checked by Clive to make sure they are doing well.
He checks that there is still a queen, lots of bees and if any frames are filled with honey and capped.
The other hives are in the bush.
these guys are brave,.. it must be -2c tonight. Brrr. : )
a quick trial of new cam.
Nex-6, 16-50PZ, superior auto, jpeg.
very slight levels adj.
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Beep boop, If you try to steal in this videoclub you will be terminated.
The pistil and stamen of another red Amaryllis.
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Temple keeper
Another "fun with my son" shot here a while ago. :P
Bottom lit up done with lights from the awesome Elwire Craft sample Pack! I needed new Elwire´s...and bought the UK ones...good choice..some of them are remarkably bright! :)
no photoshop - pure & passionate lightpainting
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I am majesty and a walker in the night.
I am a keeper of secrets and stealth.
I am a silent ruler of the darkness and trees.
I am leopard.
From the series "INTO AFRICA"
Leilani finely makes it to the dream Keeper to find a little dream birdie there as well.
Before Leilani ask the Dream Keeper starts to speak as if it all ready knows what she is here for. Its tells her that there is a power Man that had come to dream land for there is no time or aging with in the real of dreams and he is scared of the death that stalks him. The Dream Keeper all so told her not to go any were near him for he had become powerful from the fear he eats of the dreamers and before he learned how to eat fear he devoured 3 of the dream children he had found in the nightmare land.
"The LORD shall preserve your going out and your coming in. From this time forth, and even forevermore."-Psalm 121:8
Another poster in my little series. I still got more and have even more planned. This was a good chance to use some of the mini figures usually not featured in my builds.
Antelope Canyon, Arizona
I knew this shot was a "keeper" when i saw the preview in my LCD, however it was a bit underexposed - so I adjust shutter speed and open the shutter again, just in time for some tourist with a point and shoot to aim up into my shot and fire off his flash ruining that exposure as well. So after i growl at him and he walks away i go to try for a third time and i guess there was high winds blowing on the desert floor above because the upper layers of the canyon (where i am trying to shoot) start filling up with dust clouds and killing the scene i was trying to shoot and raining sand down on me and my camera. then i had to get out my lens brush and wait out the clouds of dust hoping they would clear and i could get my shot. so right about the time i get my lens clean the dust goes away and i recompose.... Great, now there appears to be some sort of bug that has moved into my scene and is glowing super bright in the thin layer of sunlight up there that was lighting my foreground, which is fleeting by the moment. so now i have to wait for this bug to quit flying around up there so i dont get a giant crazy-straw in the middle of my long exposure. Finally he went away, and i got my shot, just in time before someone came along and kicked my tripod.
This is why i say go to Lower Antelope Canyon. You have the place to yourself and you can take your time and relax and get better shots. Upper Antelope Canyon is a beautifully amazing place, but I am sorry to say the Navajo Indians have turned it into a single-file parade of idiots. I'd rather they charge three times as much for the tour and let 1/3 the amount of people inside at a time.
While it is important for people to see your promise you must also remember that hope is the keeper of both happiness and disappointment, the father of both progress and failure.
~ Bryant H. McGill
Apart from the obvious place remaining with significant steam activity in China at the time of this photograph, at Sandaoling, there were a handful of other locations such as at Wujiu, Jiutai, Tianjin and Pingzhuang, still employing the once ubiquitous 'SY' class 2-8-2, but the photogenic qualities of such locations, security issues, frequency of movements and the travelling involved generally discouraged visits by all but the keenest of photographers. The Fushun Old Steelworks (also referred to as Fushun Special Steels) is one such place and had five 'SY's and two diesels at its disposal, apparently only using steam traction alongside the diesels when traffic levels were high. Any chance of seeing something working outside the steelworks boundary was therefore quite limited, but our brief visit on 12th January 2016 remarkably coincided perfectly with one such working. Whilst the steelworks does not allow visits and staff at the loco shed are reportedly unfriendly, the crossing keeper at Xifengnan level crossing couldn't have been more helpful and welcoming, even hinting that a working was imminent upon our arrival. Another deterrent to visitors is the tender-first working procedure (or the train loco propelling the wagons in the opposite direction). It is what it is though, and to witness such an event in 2016 was a bonus. 'SY' 1633 (built in Tangshan works in 1988) in good external condition undertakes a shunting move with a train of scrap along the southern perimeter of the works in order to access the main rail access gate at the eastern end of the works.
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In North American Indian lore, the dragonfly is the essence of the winds of change, representing messages of wisdom and enlightenment; and communication from the elemental world. The dragonfly possesses the ability to see through illusion. They bring prosperity and harmony, and they teach skillful action while maintaining a free and joyful sense of being. The dragonfly brings the light and colour of transformation into your life.
This is for my lovely flickr friends, to give you all these good things in 2008 :)
Found a pretty song to go with this too! :)
Canadian goal keeper, Vassilia Gagnon, attempt to stop the Dominican Republic fast break. 2019 Pan Am Games in Lima, Peru.
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