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Die Zugzielanzeige zeigt es bereits an, tatsächlich hatte der Lokführer der 111 096 allerdings noch etwa 1,5 Stunden Fahrt bis zum Ziel in Norddeich vor sich.
Hier passiert der Müller-Sonderzug gerade Filsum auf dem eingleisigen Abschnitt zwischen Oldenburg und Leer.
...and the time is stopping for a while... / ...s megáll az idő...
View in bigger size on white background / Megtekintés nagyobb méretben fehér háttérrel
View in bigger size on black background / Megtekintés nagyobb méretben fekete háttérrel
Copyright © 2005 Ivan Gorelov Photography. All rights reserved.
Würde die Welt nur einen Moment warten, könnte hin & wieder ein Tag eingeschaltet werden, der nicht Zeit wäre, sondern Rast & Landeplatz, ein Urlaub, in dem Sonne & Stern, Alter & Verfall, Schulden & Geldsachen, Forderungen und Pflichten sämtlich ausgesetzt und für eine halkyonische Trance unterbrochen sind, sodass die armen Männer & Frauen das Geschirr abwerfen, langen Atem schöpfen und überlegen können, was sich tun ließe ohne das quälende Wissen, dass sich neue Pflichten in dem Augenblick sammeln, in dem sie über den allzu großen Haufen alter Pflichten nachdenken.
(Ralph Waldo Emerson)
Just after midnight on 29th November, plain Virgin Pendolino 390153 waits in platform 5 of Preston Station after arriving with the 21:09 from London Euston. If you are ever at Preston Station it pays to take a few moments to admire the Victorian engineering and cast Iron Latticework overhead - quite an impressive sight.
For the Record Virgin 390153 worked 28th November 2019 - 1P09 21:10 Euston to Preston.
Dans le centre d’un oeil je me découvre;
il ne me regarde pas, je me regarde dans son regard.
L’instant se dissipe. Sans bouger
je reste et je m’en vais : je suis une pause.
Octavio Paz
D'habitude je prends les NB en direct. Cette fois-ci, j'ai été abusé par le rouge...je reviens donc à ma vision favorite !
Carnaval de St Martin, Gard, Occitanie.
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You had to be there :D
I am using a Jessi quote because this photo has a lot to do with her. We were in one of the kids rooms, which has GREAT natural light, and I was saying how I was trying to do Jessi-eqsue SPs but they never came out right and so she took me up and gave me a tutorial :D Yay Jessi!
In this photo I was listening to her tell me something. Or maybe I was talking and pausing. Girltaking with a girl you truly LIKE is fun. I REALLY wish they lived here in Denver, or close enough to see regularly. Like every week.
This was my "just in case" photo but I ended up using it because I didn't really get any other ones (well one that I am going to post later but did not want to use as my 365).
50 Random Facts About Me
#21: When I was 18 I dated a fireman who was 28, and that was the biggest age-gap of anyone I dated. I also lied and said I was 20.
Défi-self : "Miroir, mon beau miroir"
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Explore #9
For the past few months, I've been trying to find new photo locations relatively nearby, especially one with clean water. A few days ago, I finally decided to seek out a place I found on Google Maps. As I was walking along the track, I just knew I wasn't going in the right direction. Luckily, there was a pair heading my direction wearing togs. Trying to not look creepy, I examined the surroundings through a lens. When they were a fair distance, I followed them, and I was lead to a beautiful quarry with clear water. Being self-conscious and not prepared to answer questions about what I was doing, I decided to come back the next day to take a photo before sunrise.
The following day, I woke up at 3:45. When I got there, it was 4:30 and still dark. As I was walking the track, kangaroos/wallabies hopped across the track and out of the corner of my eye. For what seems to be relatively warm days, it was FREEZING. I ended up with this photo, along with a few outtakes and random shots (which I have no idea where to put).
Oh, and the pose...the back of my calves at the moment, are quite angry with me. But I think it was worth it.
I was so determined to walk away with something that I could work with that I spent well over an hour at this beautiful place: fighting the cold wind, walking barefoot on sharp gravel to and from the camera and stretching my body beyond its limits to name a few. Which brings me to a question I'd like to ask all of you: What drives you to create? I know, it's a bit of a loaded question, but I'd love to read your answers in the comments. :)
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