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De Taurus 1016 023 (green points)komt met een 1144 het station van Schwarzach-st-veit gereden met een Rola richting Villach en verder...
Sea outside Aveiro has a deserved reputation of being rough, and dangerous. Sportsboat speeds to port as sunset approaches.
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II + M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO
Benjamin Sheares and Bayfront Bridges, Singapore
Canon EOS 5D Mark III ı Canon TS-E24mm f/3.5L II ı 24mm ı 60s ı f/16 ı ISO 100
Explore no. 301, 09 May 2013
Another in my album series 'Traditional English Country Pubs', The Four Points Inn dates from the 17th century and is one of two splendid such buildings in the very small village of Aldworth, West Berkshire. The village's other pub, The Bell Inn, was built in the 15th century or even earlier. Both pubs are very friendly and definitely worth a visit.
built in yugoslavia to the same dimensions as the USA shunting tanks purchased by the southern railway later used on BR and renumbered next in sequence as though it was a british railways loco, this tank engine waits outside cheddleton tunnel as points are changed--an unseen frame from the churnet valley gala of february 2010
Night or Day? Obverse or inverse? Black or White? Nature or Nurture? North or South? Jarring or Consistent? Truth or Lies? Manipulated or Expressed? Implicit or Explicit? Complicit or ...
Again in my home town of St Albans. Multiple exposures of the trees, with one inverted. Nighttime view of the cathedral, faintly in the background. Two very different perspectives of St Albans.
A long exposure, seascape image of the ancient harbour walls at St Andrews in Fife, Scotland, on a rare cold but clear and still day in December.
Bryce Canyon is reminiscent of a massive pipe organ filling the valley walls - but instead of producing a tremendous and harmonious sound for the ears, it becomes an allure and fascination for the eyes. In the morning light, the pinnacles glow in a variety of reds, golds and whites; while the repeating patterns of the spires create a texture that has a visual vibration.
Spring is certainly here, as evidenced by all of these trees in full bloom. Taken in Hillsborough, in central New Jersey.
I decided to start today earning some 'Brownie points' as I call them, for when I want to get away with something. That something happens to be a nine day trip to Iceland leaving my wife at home. So on my list this morning amongst other things were, clean the cooker, walk the dog, wash the kitchen and utility floor and hoover up around the place.
Despite being easily distracted, and finding my way to do other more pleasant jobs for myself that weren't on my wife's list, I found myself in the front hallway with a 'need to tidy up' mentality. My daughter had left some of her junk and gone off to Florida and I was just tidying her stuff up when I noticed a small object on the carpet which I was going to hoover as soon as I stopped being distracted.
Bending down to pick it up I raised the curious object to my eyes and was pretty amazed to see that the tiny things were actually a pair of scissors. And that is them balanced on the end of my finger. They are that small!
Well, one of the things on my mind was "Macro Mondays" theme of "Cutter". Until that moment I was going to do something with some large serrated kitchen scissors but suddenly....!!!! Well they must have dropped out of my daughter's dolls house stuff. Rarely have I been more pleased to be told to do some domestic chores, when this was the prize!
Right! Back to the house work. Need alot more points.
(PS. The scissors are 15mm long)