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A portrait of my good friend Yianni the Greek.
Yianni is legendery in the Greek community in Brisbane and was the sole survivor of a car accident many years ago in which the other 2 occupants (his close friends) lost their lives.
Yiassou Yianni !!!!
150271 crosses the River Don in the heart of Sheffield and passes some derelict industrial buildings some of which are finding new uses as gyms and meeting halls serving the community.
150271 was working the 1813 from Huddersfield.
This shot is a composite image. I was pushing the limits of low light photography, the two images are separated by only 12 minutes. I have only used the light plume from the street lamps from the second image. This has enabled me to maintain a low grain image with that lighting up feel. The last step was to darken the whole image by 1 stop.
"Be respectful. Words are powerful. Use them as candles to light the way, not clubs to beat someone up." - Michael Josephson
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado
The Gunnison River, a tributary of the Colorado River, has a section of gorge that is extremely deep and very narrow with impressively sheer walls carved into Precambrian basement rock. It is said that certain parts of the gorge receive direct sun light for only a half hour a day, hence the name "Black Canyon".
This section of the canyon near the Painted Wall was being lit by the setting sun. The light colored streaks of rock in the canyon walls are pegmatite, a volcanic intrusion also from Precambrian times.
From fading light into the darker confines of Walsall Station, London Midland's 323219 arrives with a local service from Wolverhampton.
The first light of the day (about 11 AM) peeks over the ridge and illuminates the charcoal kilns at Canyon Creek, MT. These are 3 of the 23 kilns at the site. They were built in the late 1800's to supply the silver smelters at Glendale (now a ghost town) 5 miles down the road.
The kilns were located close to the timber, and according to the Beaverhead National Forest, more than 11,000 acres of wood were used to fuel the operation between 1880 and 1900 when the kilns and smelter were active.
Today, the kilns exist in various states of ruin, including 3 fully restored, whitewashed ones and some that are mere piles of rubble in an approximate ring. It is a delightful spot to visit, and if you go, you might very well be the only soul at the spot. I took my two boys (4 and 9) here on Saturday, and we had the place to ourselves the whole time we were there (about an hour).
Weekly Montana #8 11/5/2016
Photo Taken at Sunny's Studio:
Pose: Ninna
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Wearing:
Havoc - Rachelle Dress - Black (06/2023 Grand Event)
Doux - Unruly
Short Leash - Endearment Necklace - Babygirl Version
PerveTTe - My Heart [Choker] [Silver]
Ysoral - Luxe Cleavage Piercing Laureen
TOUCH MIA - Breast Tattoos - Daddy's girl v.3
Hoodlem - Ellen Sleeve Tattoo
Hoodlem - Flutter Tattoo
KC- Ines Heels
A nice little burst of sunshine, on our way up the steps and into the graveyard to put the Christmas wreath on my Mum and Dad's grave
Through this photographic eye you will be able to look out on a new light-world, a world for the most part uncharted and unexplored, a world that lies waiting to be discovered and revealed.
-- Edward Weston
Beautiful misted late evening winter light streaming through a once magnificent avenue of lime trees. Sadly many are now fallen and although replanted they will never look as stunning as they once did. Ah, such is life.
Shobrooke Park, Crediton, Devon
BNSF 1099 in H1 paint leads the H-KCKDEN through the north end of Colorado Springs as it’s passing under Woodman Rd in gorgeous lighting on the Joint line.
Lightning strikes as a car passes by... it's nice when the elements come together.
It's nice to be storm chasing again. Ten tornadoes in three days!
With a very enthusiastic driver shining his torch on the smokebox (thanks Stefan) the last train of the day prepares to depart Cranzahl bound for Oberwiesenthal
Canyonlands, Utah
A juniper tree on the Island in the Sky plateau overlooks Monument Basin with its canyons and pillars. The afternoon sun is low in the sky, lighting up the edges within the basin.
Lowther Street in Kendal, Cumbria. It really does look this gloomy even on a bright and sunny day! 😉😊
DIABLO LAKE DAM LIGHTING IN EVENING LIGHT
Diablo Dam is an Art Deco design by J. D. Ross (1872-1939). Height: 389′
Annual generation: 689,400,000 KWh
Did you know: At 389 feet tall, Diablo Dam was the tallest dam in the world at the time it was completed in 1930.
One of three dams along the upper Skagit River in Whatcom County, Washington and part of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project that supplies Seattle with a large proportion of its power needs. The dam was built in Diablo Canyon, a gorge of solid granite with vertical walls rising 160 feet from the river bed, yet were less than 100 feet apart. Construction began in 1927, and was completed in 1930. The dam began generating electricity in 1936.