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"Quando si vuole qualcosa al punto di non poterne fare a meno, se
non si riesce a ottenerla è tremendo: ma quando la si ottiene, diventa
ancora più tremendo”.
(Orson Welles)
The small town of Betina on the Croatian island of Murter, captured across the bay to the south following some rather inclement, stormy Adriatic weather. Thanks for looking. (GIC)
A departure from my recent uploads but a terrific landscape nonetheless. An ore train headed by DF7G diesel 5183, is seen traversing along the valley floor surrounded by magnificent multi-coloured hills near Baiyin in Gansu Province, China. Originating from the nearby Shenbutong copper mine and operated by the China non-ferrous metal mining company, the train is travelling to Baiyin. The sparsely populated stunning scenery is breath-taking and the diesel headed train was a bonus whilst waiting for the steam hauled passenger train we photographed - www.flickr.com/photos/99220921@N03/23499261880/in/datepos.... The yellow hills in the background on the right are composed of mining spoil.
Au milieu des arbres qui commencent à déployer leurs premières feuilles,passe,le train Intercités Nantes Lyon,avec à sa tête la BB 67557
My Minolta double exposed with a roll of film. Shot using The Hipstamatic app's multi exposure setting.
One from Shanghai because that place was really awesome. Hope to be lucky enough to go back sometime.
Canon EOS 6D
Bella was snuggled on my lap, watching for birds or squirrels in the garden & waiting hopefully for her next meal.
Happy Caturday.
A multi course meal for my bird friends. For the Macro Mondays group. Topic: Busy amended to Abundant/Abundance.
Built in LDD and rendered with Stud.io.
Lets go explore!
Another repurposed build, this time a space ship into a rover.
Daisy chains of lights around the city now
They glow but never quite illuminate.
Blue hour at Wakefield.
91106 pauses at Westgate station with 1D20, 15.10 London Kings Cross to Leeds.
Taken from Level 5 of the multi-storey car park, two class 91 services arrive here on the Down within 30 minutes of each other.
A multi purpose window for Window Wednesday. This scene was captured in Vancouver, British Columbia.