View allAll Photos Tagged making
Nicely painted Green Bay & Western RS27 316 switches the west end of Norwood Yard in Green Bay making up train #1 in June 1978.
High tide time at Porty, waves rolling into the wooden groynes which protect the sands of the beach against erosion.
Do not let a flattering woman coax and wheedle you and deceive you; she is after your barn.
--Hesiod
In Thailand stray dogs are everywhere and are known as Soi dogs (alley dogs). They are fed but left to roam around and although they mostly keep away from humans they can be a nuisance especially if you are cycling as they like the thrill of the chase.
Up here on Monkey Hill just outside Phuket Town they have an uneasy relationship with the macaques that also live there. We saw soi dogs being chased away by the monkeys, but we also saw plenty of tender moments like this where the soi dogs were groomed by the monkeys.
It's always interesting to interpret actions - is she making a point, counting off the flavours in their snack, or something else. Humans are fascinating
Onemana Beach on the Coromandel.
This was the best from a shoot that didn't really go to plan. 5 minutes in a I got caught with a slightly bigger wave than I expect. It left some water on the lens which I thought I had removed until I loaded the shots into lightroom.
I should have been better prepared but guess it's all part of the learning curve right?
Let me know what you think. All feedback is greatly appreciated.
Prompt: Create a digital fine art illustration, ultra-realistic and heartwarming, depicting two young children, with their west highland terrier and Schnauzer puppy, building a snowman on a peaceful winter day in a cozy countryside village.
A boy and girl stand together in freshly fallen snow, carefully shaping a small snowman. The boy wears a blue winter coat, blue scarf, purple knit hat with pom-pom, and boots. The girl is dressed in a pink coat, yellow knit hat with pom-pom, yellow scarf, purple mittens, and boots. The snowman has a carrot nose, coal eyes and buttons, and twig arms, smiling warmly between them.
Behind them, a frozen creek winds through a snowy village, reflecting the soft winter light. Several wooden cottages with snow-covered roofs and brick chimneys line the stream, with wooden fences and bare winter trees adding depth to the scene. Gentle snow continues to fall, blanketing the ground and rooftops.
Style: Digital fine art, ultra-realistic
Mood: Nostalgic, cozy, heartwarming innocence
Lighting: Soft natural daylight with diffused winter glow
Color Palette: Cool whites, soft blues
Detail: Visible brushstrokes, detailed snow texture, realistic reflections on the ice and snow
Aspect Ratio: Vertical
Resolution: high-resolution, no grain, no noise
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI Sora AI and Photoshop
My favorite way into the Natural History Museum of London is up this escalator. Very cool and always fun to photograph.
banana ice creams topped with homemade chocolate sauce and raspberry chia sauce
the other day i had a go at making old fashioned chocolate fudge www.allrecipes.com/recipe/9420/old-fashioned-chocolate-fu...
i failed but all was not lost as the end product was a delicious chocolate sauce now decanted into small pots and placed in the freezer to eat as and when. a portion was spooned onto this dessert.
i'll reattempt the fudge another day
raspberry chia sauce www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-easy-chia-jam-with-any-frui...
old fashioned chocolate fudge www.allrecipes.com/recipe/9420/old-fashioned-chocolate-fu...
banana ice cream www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6nFrsN9u88
ps i'm not recommending any of these cookery adventures. they suit my personal taste. photographing to encourage myself to eat more healthily ...
i've created a new group www.flickr.com/groups/cooking_is_my_hobby/ to gather ideas and encourage myself to continue with healthy eating by learning from others if you're interested in cooking, sometimes or a lot, or enjoy the cooking of others, you're always welcome ...
Hay making season along Dunflat Road East Yorkshire between Little Weighton and Beverley golden hay everywhere, and lots of dust!
My last post had some gentle ripples in it at the other end of the lake. I must confess they were not natural, just the results of kiwi men playing on their jetski :) We were travelling right to left so we probably passed at about 100kph (about 60 MPH). Hope you are having a fun day during our Monday.
Trying to get back onto the rock after falling into space. The climber was trying a very hard climb up the wall of a large cave on the Greek Island of Kalymnos
46100 Royal Scot is working hard to make up time at the head of 1Z60 Kidderminster S.V.R. to York after a delay at Bescot where 47501 Craftsman, on the rear, was declared a failure.
It's always a site (and sound) to behold when CN drags trains up toward Proctor after a delivery of pellets at Dock 6. Especially true when the Missabe maroon veteran is on duty in the afternoon sunlight.
Word is that just a few days later, the 403 would suffer a cracked block and is currently out of service. Would this be one of the last times that the venerable EMD would make this climb? Time will tell.
DMIR 403
CN 5337
IC 6252