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Raining here today....thought I would play around with some older shots. The horizon is centerd...but I kind of like it that way with this one....Hope everyone has a great Thursday ; )
Larger view on black.....B l a c k M a g i c
Really did have a strange sci-fi presentiment when I stumbled upon this place the other day. Apparently it's inhabited by hipsters.
Mineral Range's National Mine job is just returning from Winthrop Junction. They'll shortly spin the switch behind me here at Pluto and shove into the Dyno plant. Turns out the president, Clint was running the engine today, and we took him out for dinner after they had everything tied down.
Oh, and Merry Christmas to all you Flickr people. Here's to me actually posting things in 2020...
Moody and lonely, the outer Cape is my favorite place to go, especially in the Winter. No tourists. No noise except for the crashing of the surf and the calls from the gulls soaring over.
Common Swallow (Hirundo rustica) . Sub species guttaralis is a winter visitor to Sri Lanka. An adult. Belongs to Hirundinidae family. Clicked at Outer perimeter of Bundala National Park, Sri Lanka
Here is an outer space simulation I made from scratch in photoshop. I don't know if anyone can find a use for it, but it's there if someone wants to use it.
Go to All Sizes up there and save the Original file. Only thing I ask is to not commercially redistribute or claim as your own.
Is it weird that I'm uploading this things? :-/
I can't go out much, so I end up creating things that I can't photograph. That's...sort of pathetic. :(
A black-and-white capture of a sunrise in Outer Banks, North Carolina. Decided to go black and white as a study of the light levels.
I was injoying a warm cup of coffee with my camera on a tripod wondering if the sunrise would ever happen.
Made by Colorforms. 1968
Left to right: Orbitron, the Man from Uranus, Astro-Nautilus, the Man from Neptune and Alpha 7, the Man from Mars.
1956 GUY Arab IV double deck bus manufactured by Guy Motors, Wolverhampton, England, between 1933 and 1970. The six-cylindered engine is of normal Gardner design of 41-in. bore and 6-in. stroke (8.4 litres). It is rated at 43.5 h.p. and delivers a maximum of 102 b.h.p. at the governed speed of 1,700 r.p.m.
( thanks to Jeff Wharton for photo of re- enactor boy, and JohnBird1959 for background photo )