Quito
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The painter Oswaldo Guayasamín's La Capilla del Hombre ("The Chapel of Man") occupies a site in Bellavista overlooking the city of Quito, Ecuador. The Capilla is a purpose-built art museum dedicated to the peoples of Latin America. Construction of Guayasamín's masterpiece began in 1995 and unfortunately was not completed until 2002, after his death. The Capilla del Hombre exhibits Guayasamín's work as a history of human suffering and violence in Latin America and the world.
One of my attempts at the "Looking Close... on Friday" theme "Hearts in Mono".
Shot with a Steinheil "V-Cassarit 50 mm F 3.5" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Hii!
Yesh, I'm quitting blogging and taking pictures in general. I gave it some thought and decided to do this. I started this as a hobby and have learned so so much to this day, I feel proud of myself for improving so much over these past two/three years. I love blogging and taking pictures but recently I have been feeling a little burnt out, and just don't have the energy or motivation left for it anymore. u.u
But I wanna thank you guys and my sponsors for supporting me and loving my work and giving me endless motivation to keep going. ♥️ Thank you so much for sticking with me ♥️
I will be deleting this account too since I won't be using it anymore. I am not quitting SL tho, I'll still be active on there when I can :D
Thanks a bunch to my sponsors for letting me blog for them, keep making more amazing stuff :D
Take care all! ♥️
In fact, the likelihood of two people sharing identical fingerprints is estimated to be less than one in 64 billion. This means it would likely take more than a million years for two people with identical fingerprints to appear by chance.......
ring-necked pheasant
sachuest pt. nwr
invasive species series, volume #17
this guy patrols the grassland around the parking area, crowing to distract and trap arriving birders
Paseando por las empinadas calles del centro histórico de Quito.
Al fondo de la imagen vemos la colina de El Panecillo coronada por la Virgen de Quito.
After a long day on Wisconsin & Southern's Oshkosh turn (L595), now retired engineer Lou Sage heads for the crew truck and conductor Matt Brozowski is not far behind at Ripon. After a quick job briefing, the new crew will climb aboard and continue the work towards Horicon.
WSOR L595
WAMX 3870,3893
Ripon, WI.
November 4, 2016
Calles del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de Quito, con el Panecillo coronado por la estatua de la Virgen al fondo de la imagen.
Streets of the Historic Center of the City of Quito, with the Panecillo crowned by the statue of the Virgin in the background of the image.
La parroquia de San Blas fue fundada en 1571, creada para los indígenas cuando los conquistadores trazaron Quito, con su deseo de convertir a todas las personas al catolicismo. Hasta comienzos del siglo XX, la plaza marcaba el límite norte de la ciudad. Cuenta con una sencilla iglesia que junto con San Sebastián, es la más vieja de Quito.
Gracias amig@s por sus gentiles visitas, generosos comentarios o por señalarla entre sus favoritas,
Listening The Smile …🎼🎶… again, again ——- I quit
My head is lit
A piece of me
This is my stop
This is the end of the trip
With their short run to Berry Plastics complete, the crew of Arkansas-Oklahoma (A-OK) Super-7 #4098 (aka "Wyatt") has run up the west side of the UP connector at McAlester, OK and tied down for the rest of the day. The 4093 (aka "Reed") is parked right where they left it and two of three former BNSF B40-8Ws are parked in the yard to the distant left. That boom truck is kinda nice too.
4093 started life as Western Pacific U23B #2255 and 4098 started life as WP U23B #2260. After rebuilding, both spent time on the Monongahela, Conrail, and Norfolk Southern before getting painted in this passable rendition of the Rock Island scheme. Most appropriate since the A-OK operates part of the Rock Island's former Choctaw route from Memphis to Tucumcari.
Taken with permission.
De la época colonial y de las primeras edificaciones luego de la fundación española de la ciudad de Quito, 1534. Es una casa emblemática situada en la calle de las Siete Cruces (García Moreno 1773 y Galápagos). Está dentro del inventario de construcciones y monumentos históricos del Ilustre Municipio de Quito que forman parte del Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad.
Se dice que Casa de la Peña fue propiedad del primer médico español que llegó a Quito, Don Pedro de Valverde, quien al parecer instaló entre estos muros el primer hospital de la ciudad “Nuestra Señora de la Antigua”. (Inf. Diario La Hora).
Gracias amig@s por sus gentiles visitas, generosos comentarios o por señalarla entre sus favoritas,
After some chatting with Mobile 80, the Tramp Job heads for the Union Yard Runner (i.e. the old main) to tie up with some cars from the Commercial Yard.
So you wanna be a boxer
In the golden ring
Can you punch like a south-bound freight train
Tell me just one thing
Can you move in a word like a humming bird's wing
If you need to (That's fast)
Can you bob, can you weave
Can you fake, and deceive when you need to?
Well, you might as well quit
If you haven't got it