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This silhouette of a desert mountain looks like the line graph of a random walk. Holga TLR 120 with Kodak film.
One fun thing about railfanning new places are the random little unexpected industry locomotives and critters that dot rail served facilities across the country, particularly in the agricultural regions of middle-America.
Down along Front Street on the Mississippi River waterfront at the ADM and Modern Transport barge to rail terminal and elevators sat this critter. I didn't see it move but it appears to be in service equipped with RCL equipment and seemingly ballasted with extra weight in its nose. It is clearly GE 80-tonner but has no identifying markings but according to one source online it is believed to be ex-Consumers Power 915, nee-American Viscose no #, blt. Oct. 1946.
Winona, Minnesota
Monday May 8, 2023
I chose this dress at random today, just looked through my tightly packed wardrobe and thought, yes, that one, age since I wore that. It's lovely to be in, of course.
A random photo of the A77ii body... I couldn't resist to take it while learning about it's features.... ^^
Do I *need* more dice? Certainly not. Do I *want* more dice? Not when asked that way. Do I all-too-often acquire a particular interesting die? You bet!
Taken for Macro Mondays "Guilty Pleasure"
Dreary February morning, Pelicans perched on lamppost,
Make me laugh out-loud
©Camera Poetry
Composed: Northern Beaches, Sydney
26:52 - Use a Random Point Generator to pick the exact location where you make a photograph.
I absolutely loved this idea. I think this is the start of a new trend. Photo-geocaching! As a group we used geomidpoint.com/random and had the best adventures finding our locations to shoot. Chris, Charlotte and I went a bit old school to find our spots, and of course, I still ended up in the middle of a waterfall! Thankfully, this lovely branch was extending out over the water, providing me with a randomly pointy random point! :)