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Een beeld dat – buiten museumlijnen – verdwenen is in Nederland: een postje bij een bediende overweg met armseinen en telegraafdraden in een landelijke omgeving. Post 1 aan de westzijde van het station Lochem (Zutphen-Hengelo) kon worden vastgelegd op 14 april 1980. De moderne beveiliging kwam hier in dienst op 26 november 1986.
Een gedetailleerde beschrijving is te vinden op:
Trivia night at Post and Beam, a cute little brewery. We left the first round tied for first place. (three way tie). Ended up losing our lead in the second round, but had a great time. Beer was quite decent also.
While walking around looking for strangers on Brick Lane, I spotted two guys and a painting checking out the railing on a bridge. I wondered what they were up to in a disinterested sort of a way and moved on focused on my own mission. Later while sussing out a spot that was a likely background, I saw one of them climbing up the pole of a street sign and planting the sign. They were quite furtive and gave off an air that they were up to mischief. Sure enough, once the sign was placed, they took a couple of photo's, shook hands and headed off. Clearly some sort of a urban terrorist art project, It looked pretty cool to me!
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Hey guys! Just a heads up that I am going to be missing from action here in flickr for the next few days. I'm going on a photography trip that I'm super excited for. I'll keep to the location a surprise until you see the images. I'll catch up as soon as I can. Until then enjoy this lovely field that was a happy discovery tucked away in my lightroom catalog from April.
Tazewell County, Illinois
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This wonderful small garden is in Bourton-on-the-hill in Gloucestershire, England near Moreton in Marsh. It was recently named Garden of the Year. Its creator is Monique Paice, who generously showed me around in May, 2007, and has a very deft eye for color and plant combinations. It received the prestigious Historic Houses Association/Christie's GARDEN OF THE YEAR award. I liked it so much I went back with my wife in July, 2008.
Sadly, I just discovered that it is now open to the public only for pre-booked group tours.
Here is a link to their excellent website:
www.bourtonhouse.com/index.htm
There is also an excellent DVD and companion book available here:
Immediately upon leaving the annual Parkville Microbrew Festival ( www.parkvillemicrobrewfest.com/ ), I grabbed my camera and shot this eastbound coal train headed towards KC. The park that this festival takes place in is adjacent to BNSF's St. Joe Sub, so attendees are afforded the opportunity to watch trains roll by all day while sipping down some of the region's best brews.
I have tried to photograph post boxes as the object in a variety of locations to show aspects of city life which would clearly place the boxes in an urban environment. As a body of work it would be clear it was London. It was more difficult than I thought as often the boxes were not in great locations or were obstructed or cluttered. Trying to take the shots in a short period of time too was a challenge and it would be better as a longer term project.
Having seen the dark moody skies yesterday,it was a must that i head off to the coast in search of a shot or two.
Wanting to head somewhere not to far,yet somewhere i had not really shot in some depth,i headed for the beach at Blyth which is home to several groynes,out flow pipes and assorted tank traps.
With the tide rushing in and very near its highest point,it was only right that having stripped and cleaned my tripod the night before,i would proceed to get it caked in saltwater and even worse covered in sand,within minutes of arriving.
I hate the noise of grating sand as you extend the legs and even more so the damage it does.
Any suggestions on a sand proof tripod? Mines going in the bath again today ready for tomorrow mornings shoot.I think i will stick to rocks tomorrow and give the sand a wide berth :)
EXIF....F22....1/8 SECOND....ISO 100....17MM....LEE 0.3 ND GRAD (HARD)
Location: Durant, Mississippi
Artist: Isidore Toberoff
Title: “Erosion, Reclamation and Conservation of the Soil”
Dated: 1942
Silent Post it's a kidsplay , but we all play with the same everyday !
And sometimes is it not good ,if people talk bad about .......!
You must look a little bit longer to this picture ,
then you can see ..........!
If you want , make a notice , what you see ,in this picture.
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Tonka Andonov - Too late ♫
Need help / Listen and vote on You Tube - youtu.be/6qb_ersLsB0
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Surgery went well , pressures already dropped back into the good range , now comes the healing . That's the hard part . Right now eye is tight and still blurry . No driving ( or riding) for at least a week , and no heavy lifting for a month or so . Course it hurts like hell to sneeze !