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A very rare sight looking up through my Mini's sunroof. I liked the rain because of the novelty factor - fun to see something but blue. We're back to sunny skies today and Benni walking on the trail this morning.
(Not a black and white but it looks like it!)
On a cold September dawn,
Near the foggy smoky pond,
Under the yellow softy light,
Disappear from my blurry sight.
Better on B l a c k M a g i c
As we walked along the river bank I noticed these cool bases for the light poles
Tree, light pole and stop sign in the fog in abandoned Phillipsburg Mall parking lot - Phillipsburg, NJ - Lomography LomoChrome Color 1992 35mm iso 400 - scanned on Epson V600 - Canon EOS Rebel G.
I was driving home from my mother's house when I saw an immature night heron standing on a lightpole. I ran home, grabbed my camera and came back. The night herons built their nest one oak tree over from last year, so I didn't spot them until the babies were all grown. Here's a second immature night heron in another nearby tree.
Item 8750, Engineering Department Photographic Negatives (Record Series 2613-07), Seattle Municipal Archives.
Grenivík is a town in north Iceland, in Eyjafjörður (fjord)
This woman was walking her dog with the beautiful view over the mountains. Sun shining and wind not blowing very hard.
The Houston skyline from Buffalo Bayou Park. The three building are from left to right: One Shell Plaza, Wells Fargo Plaza, and Heritage Plaza.
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In the waning moments of daylight, Conrail yard job YSCO-18 passes the former Toledo & Ohio Central station on West Broad Street in Columbus, OH
The fog always seems to stack up in the train yard across from work just before it gets light. I finally took a few shots, and I liked how the B&W came out. Looks better in large. Pasco, WA 02DEC08 (Apparently this made Explore on 02DEC08 #457)
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In Ilford Ilfotec DD-X
Epson Perfection V850 Pro
Wet Mount Scan
This photo was taken on the public footpath that parallels the Alaska Highway near the airport in Whitehorse. In the background is Golden Horn Mountain. It was getting dark, but the colour in the sky was gorgeous.
Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN. Image processed from raw in DxO PhotoLab 6.0.1 and tweaked a little later in Adobe Lightroom Classic 12.
*This picture was taken with the IPhone and edited with the IPad for the Iphone365 project and for the Flickr group Our Daily Challenge ODC- Begins with W.
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This is the official Anniversary wish, from me, to Isolino. Tomorrow is our official Anniversary, and we plan to be out bright and early, with no time to post to Flickr, so this is it. Isolino is a morning guy, and I am a night owl. How we work together, is God's gift to us. He got me up early to catch this sunrise, and this was one of the shots I captured. It fits, because Isolino keep us in line, and on time. He is the planner, the action taker, and the one who makes all our trips so fun and wonderful. I am blessed beyond compare, and I want Isolino to know, he truly does, light up my life with his gifts and talents and love. Thank you honey for 29 years of life together, they haven't all been easy, but each one has been better than the last! I love you!
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On Explore 10-17-09, Best position, #100; Thank you everyone. This one is for Isolino!
SET 4 – Oxford Kroger, 2020 Remodel/Expansion
I angled this shot back a little bit so as to try and include both the old and new façades, once again, in the same image. Straight ahead, we can see where the exterior work was being concentrated at this moment in May 2020, as well as the banner on the fence promoting the new entrance, which we saw way back in January at the start of this album. Note also, of course, the delineation between the new pavement here in the “new” portion of the parking lot, versus the more dated stuff behind the fence on the left.
(c) 2022 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)