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Lock Picker.
Formy krytyczne radykalny umysł osławione nieocenzurowane rozwścieczone bitwy uosabiające inspiracje kontrkultury wielkie podziemne sztuczki,
straitéisí scaoileadh eilimintí forchéimneacha amhrasta cumhachtaí frithimscrúduithe imscrúduithe ngéarchéim iarmhairtí impiriúla pléasctha coireanna hypocritical rúin mionú,
alertes fantastiques répressions réussies contrôles économiques luttes libératrices impliquant des conditions d'assujettissement du système des verrous compliqués,
የመተማመን ስሜትን ምሳሌያዊ እንቅስቃሴዎችን ጠብቆ ለማቆየት የሚያስችሉ የተከፋፈሉ ተቃርኖዎች ስጋት ማስጠንቀቂያዎች ተሞክሮዎችን መመርመር።,
morți chinuitori răspunsuri indignate ideea tradițională fuziunea deschisă se referă la încercări inoportune, spirite de ani care neglijează realitatea,
rêwerzên xebatê rêgirtina li peyvan stratejiyên bêhempa yên agahdariya pseudonîm a rêberên rêçik hedef digirin,
息が詰まるようなルールの前提を超越した明白な執行産業銀行が選んだ信念をひもでつなぐクレイジーで深い問題.
Steve.D.Hammond.
In wintry conditions re geared 66653 powers along the up fast at Winwick Lock with 6E26 10.52 Knowsley Freight Terminal - Wilton EFW Terminal "domestic waste" Thursday 9 January 2025.
While not accurate the title seemed to work better with horns than antlers.....more commonly used, for many reasons.
These 2 elk bulls put on a good show. More in play and practice then harming each other. Prep for future battles to come over lady elk against bigger bulls.
Enjoy a wonderful weekend!!
To have the key you so long for yet not know where to put it. To feel ready to fly but trapped by what is knowable and comforting.
This image was the only heavily edited picture in my new series, Fourth Wall. Because I couldn't afford so many keys, I used five and transformed them into 4,000.
The locked door of a little garden shed.
Loved the textures and the combination wood/metal.
Photo taken for Assingment 52 and the theme "Re-do" (Texture)
Returning the gaze and locking eyes with the extraordinary sight of a Barred Owl and its naturalist handler.
The Lock House situated on the banks of the Grand Calal at Lock 26. This picturesque house dates from around 1800.
I like the way all the iron gets the same color after being exposed to the elements for some time, even the padlock.
Triptych of a railway arch lock-up door in London. I'm not sure what originally attracted me to it; the locks, the graffiti or the layers of old paint. I thought it had a Jackson Pollock feel to it so I have attempted to create three images that could either stand alone or together as a triptych.
Camera: Pentax 6x7
Lens: Pentax 75mm f/4.5 SMC Takumar
Film: Ilford Pan F Plus 50
Developer: Kodak HC-110 Dilution B @ 19.5C for 4:09 minutes.
Scanner: Epson V850
Catalog ID: 2018-017
... in the world is being built in Ijmuiden, between the North Sea and the "Noordzeekanaal".
The new lock is 500 m long, 70 m wide, and 18 m deep. Bigger than the locks of the Panama Canal, or the port of Antwerpen.
With our small to moderate sailing yacht (9.4 m length), we could sink in this lock and not even the tip of the mast (~ 15 m) would show, and we could tack up against the wind in it ;-)
This picture is showing the new control tower.
During a small walk, i found a old lock. With the composition and postprocessing, I tried to make the picture look old, like this lock.
For comments and constructive criticism I'ld be thankful.
I've had the key to the house for quite a few years now ... oh, to be 21 again!!
Keep Safe Everyone!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Key ....
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... Thanks to you all!
Her heart was locked
Without his touch, his kiss, his embrace
She was lost, her world was black
Remembering a time when my world was black and my heart was locked.
The image is from a recent walk around Lake Crabtree park.
Cheers,
Wade
The trio of photos that I am posting today were taken during our October trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula. I had never taken a boat trip through locks before and I got to do so in Sault Sainte Marie. The experience was interesting and the day was a crisp, sunny Fall perfection.
I saw this example of "extreme fishing" on Lake Huron after we had gone through a lock. I can't imaging being this man if the weather turned rough, but I am sure that he is experienced. Yes, he WAS facing a set of rapids.