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I've always been partial to this unfiltered image from a bay in north part of Kyoto prefecture. I figured I'd share it here.
Hard to part with...
Please continue to enjoy my fall series in beautiful Muskoka Lakes, Ontario
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One of my pictures taken by the end of last winter during a moody afternoon of fast changing weather. I opted for increased contrast and darkening to express the mood of the place as I remember it.
The jumbo artichokes slipped away from the supermarket in the dead of night, as the stockers were busy filling the shelves, and left the back door open. No one noticed their hasty getaway. Once morning came the alarm went out and a search began. The following day they were finally spotted, holed up in a remote, unused building.
So, they were apprehended, and are now back and available to buy in the produce section. The Produce Manager is keeping a watchful eye on the wayward artichokes.
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“My life is shaped by the urgent need to wander and observe, and my camera is my passport.” ~Steve McCurry
Missing those captivating sheep islands. Near Eiði, Faroe Islands on a cliff hike 1,000ft above the ocean.
Expertly flown by Jonathon Whaley, fabulous Hawker Hunter G-PSST 'Miss Demeanour" streaks across the pier head during Saturday's Airbourne show at Eastbourne seafront!
It's been a while since I've been on SL but I have been missing having a creative outlet so will be returning and will start doing pictures again.
Need to get a decent computer first but until will play around and see if I can produce something semi decent.
Much love x <3 x
2 feet....yep...most guys are preoccupied by the missing inches....sometimes you gotta look at the big picture and see that you ain't even got a foot to stand on...
Missing are the upper stones, referred to as the capstones or topstones, "buck and doe," or "cock and hen." Usually, different craftsmen have their own individual ways of topping a wall; it's very much a matter of personal style and preference.
Trev came to the conclusion that someone had stolen them, as they were not in need of replacing and they were definitely in place a few days previous to this shot being taken!
Sorry I have been quiet lately - our 5 Grandchildren (2 - Six years old, 1 - Four yrs old and 2 - Two yrs old) have kept us very busy. Hopefully I will be back with more time soon.
On those heights he builds for himself tabernacles -- tabernacles of peace, there longs and loves and gazes across, until the welcomest of all hours draws him down into the waters of the spring --
- Novalis (1800)
PHOTO NOTE:
With a photo essay - like a photo book or zine - it is important to see each individual photograph in context with the rest of the series. In other words, the way I have laid out Hymns to the Night is not only to fit the quotes from Novalis' poem, but to relate each photo to the previous one and the one that comes after it. Nothing is random. So if you're just looking at an individual photo in your activities feed or a group, rather than my photostream, you are missing the point entirely!
BPRR's Salamanca to Punxsutawney manifest, SIRI, flies over the the WNYP's Olean Secondary at Carrollton behind a trio of SD60Ms. After missing the previous day's SIRI here, I made sure to make this spot a priority.
Old photos from my last summer in China. I miss my grandparents so much.
Lijiang River, Guilin - it's beautiful. I was on a trip around South China with my brother and mother.
Photography~Kelly J. Petersen
Edited~Kelly J. Petersen
woman provided by~Sara Hebear @DeviantArt
Day 4/365
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149 seconds on the banks of Loch Achray, before sunrise on a very still and misty autumn morning.
Our landscape is changing so quickly now... Summer is just a faint memory.
Whilst autumn is a great time to be outdoors... there's only a few weeks left before we are plunged into the perpetual darkness of winter, and pretty soon I'll be back to being a weekend only photographer :-(
Time to make the most of it!
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For Macro Mondays Broken theme....I had a hard job deciding what to post but in the end this broken brooch with missing (paste) jewels got the vote.
HMM
Hazzard Range Sheriff Department SERGEANT DOLLY King was called to RED'S Construction office trailer at a Construction site after RED'S crew discovered that the office trailer was broken into .
Oh, how I was missing this! A lazy morning, hanging around alone with my camera, finding places, meeting people!
Btw, if you want to see a quite different perspective of this place, look here:
I could surely figure out how to fix this broken frame. It holds one of my favorite ever pictures of my dad on our farm. One night recently, it simply fell off the fall and the frame is damaged. I tried taking it to Hobby Lobby but they won’t do repairs. Actually, they were downright snippy about it! So if I had a brain, I could either fix it myself or convince Hadley he needs to. Which would you guess is most likely? ODC: if I only had a brain
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cityscape - www.freepik.com/free-photo/bangkok-city-night_1033084.htm
model - www.deviantart.com/faestock/art/Cold-10-400635150
water droplets texture - www.deviantart.com/kuschelirmel-stock/art/Water-Droplets-...
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Brocéliande forest - Brittany ...
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The Oriental Lily opens a 6 petal bloom that can spread up to 20cm in diameter.
The height of the Oriental Lily can range between 3 to 5 feet.
Oriental Lilies tend to flower outside, in mid-season (July/August).
They are a long lasting and highly scented variety.
Sometimes, they just miss a petal and show us more!
Thank you for your time and comments, greatly appreciated, M, (*_*)
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This past Sunday the New York Mets or Metropolitans fell in what the some of the local NY papers & sports radio hosts referred to as the Sunday Massacre to the Kansas City Royals in the 2015 edition of Major League Baseball’s World Series, losing the series in five games in the best of seven. Yes, I’m one of those NY Yankee fans who also root for the NY Mets, let’s face it, the Yankees made the playoff in 2015, but were in all of what, three hours before being eliminated by the Houston Astros in the American League Wildcard elimination game.
So back to the Mets, they had their ace Matt Harvey who got recognized as National League Comeback Player today after missing last season with Tommy John surgery on the mound Sunday, he gave them 8 fantastic innings, came out to pitch the 9th, that’s when the wheels came off and the Royals tied up the game, extra innings….then the Royals…well the Sunday Massacre. In reality, the Metropolitans over-achieved this year, by making it to the World Series for the first time since 2000 and for the first time in their relatively new ball park CitiFIELD in Flushing Meadow Queens which replaced Shea Stadium which was also at this location in 2009.
The Mets can trace their origins back to 1959, when a third major league was announced, the Continental League that would have professional major league clubs in the USA and Canada. It was the concept of attorney William Shea. New York City prior to 1957 had 3 professional major league baseball teams, the NY Yankees, the NY Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers, the Giants and Dodgers both National League teams. Then the western exodus of the Giants to San Francisco and the Dodgers to Los Angeles in 1957 left the largest market in the United States with one team. NYC Mayor Wagner put together a four man committee to officially bring a National League Club to New York City. The new league was formed with Branch Rickey the former Dodgers president who had a hand in bringing up Jackie Robinson to major league as the president of the Dodgers. The Continental League announced opening day would be April 18, 1961. To counter the formation of this new rogue league, the existing leagues, the American and the National counter attacked, proposing expansion clubs in 4 cities. The New York Metropolitan Baseball Club Inc. was received as a member of the National League in 1961. William Shea got what many suspect he was truly after a NL club in New York and promptly stopped pushing for the Continental League and the end result was the Continental League disbanded without ever having played a game. The original stadium that was opened here in Flushing Meadows whose opening coincided with the 1964-1965 World’s Fair was named after William Shea, Shea Stadium. The Mets played there until 2009 when CitiFIELD was built in the parking lot of Shea Stadium and then Shea was torn down. Here is a link to a post I have a Shea Stadium [ flic.kr/p/ei1g3i ].
Taken with an Olympus E -5 with Olympus Digital Zuiko 14-42MM F3.5-5.6 lens, processed in Adobe Lightroom.
夕日を見つめていた。。。それから一週間森に帰ってこない。。
Missing Kanpei one week... ever body concern about him, and feel sad-...
But anyone don't know what Kanpei wanted to-