Break from the Norm.
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CATEDRAL DE CUENCA
GIROLA
Precioso edificio en estilo gótico normando, iniciada a finales del siglo XII, inmediatamente después de la conquista de la ciudad por Alfonso VIII.
Doing jigsaw puzzles seem to have become part of our daily routine and the norm. Another 1000 pieces puzzle complete.
Cinque Terre, Italy
#34/120 Daily Routine. 120 Pictures in 2020
Pot dispensaries are the norm now. I don't partake, so I've never been inside one. I hear it can be quite the experience, and what's sold inside inside isn't your Woodstock grandma's pot.
© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul
It is rare that this bridge in Cliff Gilker Park has been photographed from this side. When looking at my own inventory of shots, I too have rarely captured it from this view. Perhaps it is because the path that leads to this bridge does so from the other side. Tourists then cross it and follow down the path and along the stream.
Regardless, on this side the water is seen once again rushing due to the plethora of rain we have experienced. The bridge lies in the shade of the trees while the water that leads down the hill, does so in the light of the sun. And, the moss shines brilliant, as if plugged in to natures outlet.
This is at Castle Farms, and small fire in the back roof Friday afternoon and when I left just had to snap this shot of Norm and the fire trucks etc.
HSS
Sitzt sicher, hinter dem Gitter des Halbverstandenen. Hinter der von anderen gemachten Norm. Nachahmer der etablierten Form. Irritierter Kunstpapst, dem die Angst im Nacken sitzt. Meister des Epigonentums.
Mitakon Speedmaster manual lens at F 0.95, one LED daylight lamp. Edited in Fuji's raw converter and refined in Luminar.
Norms Restaurant, North Euclid Street, Anaheim, California
Impossible SX70 Color GEN 2 05/15 test film (tiger stripes batch)
"It seems to me that this war is currently the most important conflict taking place in the world.
Perhaps this is the end of the Cold War. Because it calls into question all these basic, fundamental values and norms of world order, world order. It's like a school situation where there's some bully terrorizing the whole school, and everyone else stands by and watches to see if that bully can win against the normal, good students. And the same is happening all over the world.
If Putin is allowed to win, we will see more "Putins" in South America, in Asia, and so on. If, on the other hand, this bully is stopped and punished, then it will become clear that you cannot be a bully, you cannot be this bully, you will rely on the rules. And this is the idea of democracy, peace, international law and world order."
/Yuval Harari is an Israeli historian, a specialist in the field of military and universal history, the author of numerous books on the history of mankind./
“Мені здається, що війна в Україні наразі є найважливішим конфліктом, що відбувається у світі.
Можливо, це закінчення Холодної війни. Тому що вона ставить під сумнів всі ці базові, засадничі цінності і норми світопорядку, світового ладу. Це ситуація, як у школі, коли є якийсь хуліган, який тероризує всю школу, а всі решта стоять і дивляться, чи цей хуліган зможе перемогти у протистоянні з нормальними, хорошими учнями. І так само відбувається по всьому світі.
Якщо дозволять Путіну перемогти, то ми побачимо більше «путіних» у Південній Америці, в Азії і так далі. Якщо ж з іншого боку, цього хулігана зупинять і покарають, то тоді стане зрозуміло, що ви не можете бути гопником, ви не можете бути цим буллером, ви будете покладатися на правила. І в цьому і полягає ідея демократії, миру, міжнародного права і світового порядку.”
/Юваль Харарі - ізраїльський історик, фахівець в області військової та універсальної історії, автор численних книг з історії людства./
I think there has been a shelf of old bottles just like this, in almost every living history museum I have visited in the Maritimes and each and every single time I am compelled to take at least one shot of them. Definitely one of my favourite subjects to capture.
FYI, I have no idea what Norm Syrup is or does, maybe it's a Canadian thing??
Hope the festive season sees you well - here is a suitable scene taken during a great cold spell a few years ago. Such spells of weather do seem to becoming rarer - milder and wet seems much more the norm - here's hoping for 2017.
A brand new CPKC Tier 4 Gevo, CP 7431 leads CP 230 out of the tunnel. Another one of the use also served as a mid DPU. Ready or not, this CPKC paint scheme will become the new norm, as well as these new units.
The sun may make it look warm but it’s not so. Cold and windy is the norm here lately.
Pike County near Concord, Georgia USA
infrared, 830nm
Ex-BNSF Dash 9's dressed in G&W's corporate paint scheme lead MNA train KCMNA-10 through Rock Creek JCT off the KCT and onto Main Track 1 of the UP Sedalia Sub, starting up Independence Hill with a short train out of UP's Neff Yard. The train will be back on home rails at Pleasant Hill, MO, and this crew will take it as far as Harrisonville, though the train itself is bound for MNA's Pearl Yard in Carthage.
Dash 9's are the norm now on MNA's five day a week Kansas City train. Within the past couple of years, GE's have infiltrated the MNA, a once exclusive EMD railroad like other G&W properties. I really miss hearing turborcharged EMD 645's roaring as they take on the hills through Independence and Lee's Summit. 1/10/25.
The remains of 58022, a recent arrival at Wirksworth, Ecclesbourne Valley Railway, 29th August 2020. 58022 is to be further dismantled to allow the chassis to be used in the recreation of a London Midland and Scottish Railway prototype main line diesel 10000.
Locomotive History
The British Rail designed Class 58 was of modular construction, allowing quick and easy interchange of parts with the most noticeable departure from previous designs being that the body sides were non load-bearing. Instead, the chassis which supported all the weight, was of girder construction. Another departure from the norm was that there was no interior walkway between the cabs (i.e. within the engine room. The class were built at Doncaster Works and deliveries commenced in 1983, with the last locomotive being accepted in March 1987. 58022 entered traffic in December 1984 and was withdrawn in March 2002 and has been slowly decaying now for nearly eighteen years.
Solid green consists were the norm with nary a comfort cab in sight. Shot from the overpass at Walker, this train has a couple of miles to go to reach the top of the hill. What a place this was in the 80's and 90's before the multiple tracks were in place.
It's more efficient now, but watching coal trains get fleeted in each direction between the long sidings was quite a spectacle.
The Electric Cinema first opened in London's Portobello Road on 24 February 1910. It was one of the first buildings in Britain to be designed specifically for motion picture exhibition, and was one of the first buildings in the vicinity to be supplied with electricity.[3] It was built shortly after its namesake the Electric Cinema in Birmingham, which predates it by around two months. Its first film was Henry VIII, screened on 23 February 1911.[3]
The venue opened 18 years before talkies became the norm, so had no facilities to broadcast sound.[3] The cinema was soon eclipsed by the huge picture palaces that became fashionable during the 1930s but, despite being shuttered for brief periods, it has remained in almost continual use until the present day.[4][5]
Cast portrait ‘Coppergate Woman’
Strobist Info:
Single Godox ad200 pro in medium Octabox, camera right. Feathered and fired into large silver reflector below subject
While this relatively hidden gem of a waterfall, lower Ruckel Falls aka Mossy Grotto, is best viewed in April, a trip down in June provided unique views of quite vivid wildflowers known as Herb Robert. These wildflowers have some other colourful names too: Red Robin, Death Come Quickly, Stinking Robert, Cuckoo’s Eye, Bloodwort and Robert Geranium. I'm not sure I have seen this composition before so I found it to be fairly fresh and different than the norm from here.