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Taken near Beluga Point, Anchorage, Alaska. This bit of rip-rap (blocks of hard stone placed to prevent erosion from the sea) was sun-exposed and free of snow.
My iPod shuffle is dead and out of warranty. But I will be purchasing a new iPod shuffle 2G 1GB to replace her...
RIP little buddy.
Looking toward the spot where Catherine Eddowes was found by PC Edward Watkins at 1:45 AM on September 30 1888. The focus is a little off, which was hard to do in the dark. The spot where the was found is near the top of the frame.
This is the south west corner of Mitre Square & became known as Ripper's Corner. I still think the area has an unsettling vibe at night when it is quiet.
Took this at night on my D7000.
Mark lost his life in an accident at the Thruxton circuit on 6th August during the Supersport 1000 race .Our thoughts are with his family , team and friends
MVPX 1507 smokes out the local UP power as it pulls out a cut of cars from the yard in Elk Grove, IL. This is the former Chicago Terminal operation now owned by Progressive Rail as of June 1, 2018. The railroad now goes by Chicago Junction Railway and rosters this sharp ex CP GP9. I managed to sneak away from the throttle for a bit this morning to grab some "company shots."
The photography world is mourning the loss of a wonderful friend and great photographer. Grant Brummett passed away suddenly yesterday. His family has a memorial fund set up in his name...here is the link if you would like to contribute. grantbrummettmemorialfund.mydagsite.com/#.Vi6hssPlxc5.fac...
...you are missed already dear friend, I am honored to have known you for 7 years and called you friend. Prayers going up for your beautiful wife Tommie and your two daughters. ♥
My dad had to put his down down last week. She was only with us for a mere 5 and a half years. She will be missed...
The last picture of Blacky :-( Only a few days ago poor Blacky had his back ripped, Possibly Blackbird wars. He could still fly and looked like he might recover but a couple days later I found him waiting for me under our doorsill. looking like septicemia had set in but after a while he perked up ate some soaked mealworms and managed to fly into the hedge. The next morning as I opened the back door he flew down to my feet and laid on the ground. I put some food under him and he ate quite a lot and after sometime he managed to fly over the fence. two hours later he came back fed by my feet and went back over the fence never to return. His partner has been sitting on the neighbours garage for most of the two days since. Blacky was a special bird in many ways. Differant and smarter than all the other blackbirds. He always came running towards me when I shouted come on Blacky. Took my first pictures of him in 2017 when he was feeding his fledglings so he must have been over 8 years old which is a long life for a Blackbird.
Miss him so much
RIP Blacky boy
Chrome pour un toutou du terrain partie trop vite !!!
et pour tous les cleps qui pissent sur nos murs!!
...Septembre 2015...
;) Sophie!
In the Hudson Valley there are a decent number bits of artwork dedicated to Washington Irving's iconic character. This one I think is one of the more unique in that is was carved right out of a boulder on top of Hunter Mountain the tallest peak in the Catskills.
"Sometimes I wish that life was never ending... But all good things they say never last..."
Sometimes It Snows In April - Prince [1958-2016] (RIP)
My daughter and son-in-law let Greyson cross the rainbow bridge yesterday. He was in liver failure and it was time. He was a unique character and was much loved by his humans and his kitty friends who will miss him greatly!
Ripped jeans. Everyone has a pair, I think. They are usually the most comfortable pair you've ever worn and it's not that you're mean and don't want to spend the money on a new pair. It's just that it took you so long to get them as comfortable as this. They have character. Fashionable ripped jeans are a totally different thing. Not worth talking about.
Lamy Safari fountain pen
Higgins fountain pen ink
Small brush from Ikea and clean water
Inktober 2020 No 23
#Inktober2020
A time to remember the person who immortialised the fountain in Federico Fellini's 1960 film "La Dolce Vita"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o15UTomYsc&feature=youtu.be
Legendary Swedish actress Anita Ekberg, immortalised by her performance in Federico Fellini's 1960 film "La Dolce Vita", died on Sunday near Rome. She was 83. The voluptuous film star died in a hospital just outside the Italian capital, according to the website of the daily La Repubblica, which broke the story. A former Miss Sweden, she was branded a "sex goddess" for her performance in Federico Fellini's 1960 movie. Ekberg was born in the southern Swedish port of Malmö, but had spent much of her life in the US and had been a longtime resident of Italy in the years before her death. She had been in hospital since Christmas following a series of illnesses.
The Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi) is Rome’s largest and most famous fountain. The flamboyant baroque ensemble was designed by Nicola Salvi in 1732 and depicts Neptune’s chariot being led by Tritons with sea horses – one wild, one docile – representing the moods of the sea. The water comes from the aqua virgo, a 1st-century-BC underground aqueduct, and the name Trevi refers to the tre vie (three roads) that converge at the fountain. The famous custom is to throw a coin into the fountain, thus ensuring your return to the Eternal City. According to the same tradition if you throw in a second coin you’ll fall in love with an Italian, while a third will have you marrying him or her. The €3000 or so that is thrown away on an average day is hoovered up daily and donated to charity.