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48624 heads up grade at castle hill near Williton with the quantock belle coaches in tow during the last day of the S&D anniversary gala march 2016

Spectacled Owlet

Controlled Conditions

Simcoe, Ontario

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One more dof lesson from the chessboard!

 

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san miguel de allende, gto

mexico

Carrying the fast fading Virgin red stripe livery, 43307 pauses outside the impressive Carlisle Citadel Station Roof. The Powercar was tailing 1E19 from Edinburgh but, after a run over the Newcastle-Carlisle line, would do the honours into Kings Cross. This powercar was the only vehicle in the consist to not be carrying the full VTEC colours.

Interesting group of cars left over from Fuel Run.

British Airways Airbus A319-131 G-EUPJ is the odd one out of the four 'planes given 'retro' colours for the airline's centenary, in that the other three are Boeing 747s (which design actually carried the three different liveries they now wear), whereas the BEA livery pre-dates this type by around 50 years! The nose and cockpit area actually looks somewhat reminiscent of the Hawker Siddeley 'Tridents', which wore this livery from their introduction in the 1960s.

Two Great Blue Herons Waiting for Prey

a nice year tick for me today ,when a cattle egret landed on a small island full of assorted waders right in front of me

Save the Earth! There is no planet B. Happy Earth Day!

Central Coast, British Columbia

Not sure if the odd man out is the one not wearing a hat, or the one not looking at his phone, or the one without glasses or the one who is not there ...

Red seat idicating the longest home run at the Red Sox Stadium in Boston

From straight on you could look straight through this old barn. It was odd; I couldn't figure out why it would be this way, with some of the siding removed. Maybe the owners were removing the siding to sell it as "weathered barn wood," but I don't know.

 

I've been trying to take a picture of this barn for a long time, one way or another, but nothing ever really worked before. It's just something I pass on the way back from one of my 12-step meetings. (I've never asked for permission to go onto the property, something I've been meaning to try.) A lot of failures went before this shot.

 

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I don't know why, but I find it odd that Pohatu's mask is a different shade of the burnt-orange than his armor shells. It seems to be slightly brighter in color.

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Redwood National Park, California

Who was the bright spark who invented wheels on suitcases ???

Photo shop playtime

   

A sultana tree? Not quite, but don't ask me what it is....I only know that tree is perfect for climbing.

every year I am astonished again, what an odd color nature produces here, but fascinating anyway :)

A sunset closer to home this time.

Not had time to do new drops recently.. was asked to create an image of a water drop refracting a company logo for work so been doing that for the last couple of nights.

 

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This one is a bit odd.. such a flat splash and only tiny droplets coming off it.

 

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Vivitar 283 + 430EX II (sat on top of each other) behind the splash firing into frosted perspex one with yellow and one with orange gel. Both set on minimum power to give an effective shutter speed of around 1/10,000th second. Triggered during 2 sec exposure with push button connected to two 'modified' pc-sync hot shoe adaptors.

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 28 2021 1237 - Was doing some research as to what this odd building might be . . . & the 1st 5 photos Flickr pulls up are Wally's photos (Cragin Spring) . . . wow that makes me sad :( The ripple effect of Wally's loss is still with us within the Flickr community. I miss my friend so much :(

 

Today Im finishing posting the last day of my Grand Canyon trip, which was the 1st day of our trip. Then I will pick up where I left off on posting, which will be mid July . . . I have a LOT to post to get caught up to current. Today is my last day off a 4 day weekend off. Waiting on a friend to get here, he's stuck in horrendous traffic in Knoxville. Then get out & find some more photos & video. Nice weather today!

 

We will be back to 6 day work weeks starting again tomorrow. *Should* be getting a 3 day weekend both Christmas & New Years. Then after that who knows. Im excited for next year. More photos. More plans. More photos. More trips. New York City for a week in June to wander around. I also want to go to Mammoth Cave in Kentucky & up around that area. Ive seen a lot of fascinating things on You Tube up that way that I want to photograph.

 

Also going to be soundproofing a room at home & making a music room in the meantime. Im so excited for that too. & Paying my house off. Work hard. Play hard.

 

Earle, Arkansas. 101621.

1S26, the 2350 Euston - Glasgow Caledonian Sleeper, is ready to depart a wet and windy Carlisle on 26 January 2016 with 47812 tucked in behind 66957. The diesel pairing had replaced 90048 for the diversion over the G&SW route.

CP 148 rolls through Des Plaines, IL with an odd lashup consisting of CN 2236 (ES44AC) leading CP 8876 (Vancouver Olympics ES44AC).

 

Making this more unusual is that even though this train is supposed to be a stack train, it has a cut of manifest at the front, a trend CP seems to be employing more of lately.

Flint stones in my garden.

"The Odd Wood"

 

"Alice, i don't think we are in Wonderland anymore. RUN!"

 

i built this diorama for a toyphotography.com challenge. second pic is BTS.

 

well i don't think my pic followed any geometry rules of composition for the #TP_Geometry challenge, (i really tried!) other than the rule of thirds, but after two days shooting and another processing, i finally got something which approximates what my brain saw.

 

the apple i found while on a walk, i loved the colour and texture of the dried fruit.

 

while out exploring the desert i found the "tree" on the site of an marijuana grow which had been destroyed by the sheriff's office. (big problem in the mojave) it is the roots of the plant with ground dried moss glued to it to look like foliage.

 

the skulls and bones are from owl pellets.

 

base was pink XPS foam. painted first with white gesso. then covered with a mixture of spackle, mod podge, paint and mojave desert sand.

 

the objects are all free standing with more sand added at the end to add shape to the ground.

Probably a hybrid goose in amongst the Greylag geese at Blenheim Palace.

 

ANSH 129 (20) odd one out

Springtails bug landed in a spidernet! It is odd to see a springtails ( jumping ) insect captured in a spidernet, usually we see flying insects! The length of this insect is about 3mm.

But just look at how well-suited they are.

The lone red seat at Fenway Park marking the longest home run of 502ft hit by Ted Williams in 1946.

The shorelines of Sucia feature many odd rock formations. The sandstones and conglomerates that form the bedrock are not that hard, but certain minerals have caused the surface of the formations to become very hard. Where erosion breaks through this hard outer layer, it quickly hollows out fantastic caves and holes.

The sun had set a long way to the left when these pink flares showed up behind Digby Neck, rather mysterious. It really was 'the blue hour' though perhaps not *quite* this blue. :)

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Benched in Southern California

Jordan's casque-headed tree frog (Trachycephalus jordani) - El Oro Province, Ecuador

 

The casque-headed tree frog is without a doubt one of the oddest frogs I have had the good fortune to come across. The habitat I saw them in was a tropical dry forest, very dry and scrubby not really the ideal location for frogging under normal circumstances. These frogs were common in the trees in the dry forest and by the end of the night I had encountered over a dozen. These frogs have a heavily ossified skull which they will actually use as a plug to the tree holes they sit in, making it difficult for a potential predator to pull them out. This species is found in the Pacific lowlands from the very southern tip of Colombia to the northern tip of Peru, and through the western part of Ecuador.

In 1974 Haymarket’s allocation of class 40s increased significantly with the transfer of several examples from North West England. The odd one out was 40142, the only box headcode example to be allocated outside the LMR, arriving in May 1974.

Here it is seen setting off from platform 2 at Haymarket station with an Edinburgh to Aberdeen service on 1st April 1977. The coal yard in the background is now offices with a tram line in front!

 

Bodie

California

 

I'm actually not fond of the truck being there. I wish they wouldn't place these "props" around the ghost town. Not sure if they are authentic to that town or not, but they get moved around once in awhile. Though the summer tourist probably like them.

I happened upon on this unique tree trunk on the Hydra trail at NEMBA's Page Hill trails system.

Turned up to paint in London and ran into my pal who surprised the shit out of me by showing me the tattoos he got of my artwork. Totally stoked.

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