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“Don't give up the fight. Don't dim out the light. Those who at first don't believe in you, will soon begin to ask you "how did you do it?” Keep it up!”
― Israelmore Ayivo
A lovely patch of coneflowers photographed with a Lensbaby Sweet 50 in the summer of 2024 at the Enabling Garden in Altoona, Iowa.
Lensbaby Sweet 50 optic, set at F4.0
Composer Pro II with a Canon EF mount
The lens is bent up focusing on the top blooms
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0
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tunes: nitin shawney . sunset www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMLsYZ9G-zw&feature=related
“The image in your eyes reflecting the pain that has taken you. I hear it in your voice, so ridden with shame from what’s hailing you. I won’t give up so don’t give in. You’ve fallen down but you can rise again so don’t give up.
When the demon that’s inside you is ready to begin and it feels like it’s a battle that you will never win. When you’re aching for the fire and begging for your sin. When there’s nothing left inside, there’s still a reason to fight.”
🎧 Disturbed A Reason To Fight
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Mt. Rainier and a waining crescent. I stopped on my workday morning to capture part of a gorgeous sunrise and moonset.
It was a moody spring afternoon spent with my head in the clouds. Love the dramatic skies during season change.
Looking towards the RISE sculpture located at Broadway Roundabout in Belfast, Northern Ireland Belfast.
Series of three. While taking pics of the Sparrowhawk I noticed movement in the grass just in front of me. This lovely Wheatear was standing looking at me, glowing in the evening sunshine.
CN's track geometry RDC runs up and down the empty yard tracks in St Thomas just after sunrise. At one time this yard was the division point for the Canada Airline which was completed by the GWR in 1854. Later on the line would host Wabash/N&W/NS traffic running between Buffalo and Detroit, as well as CN traffic. When the St Thomas Ford plant was producing "Panther Body's" an NS train from Buffalo brought frames and autoracks here for the plant. Today the only customers left are 3 in St Thomas. A scrap yard, an elevator, and Formet which builds truck frames. The line ends a couple of crossings west of the yard, and a few miles east it's out of service. CN and OSR interchange here during the week, and CN runs a local down from London 6 days a week. A shadow of its former self unfortunately.
Train: CN O999 with CN 1501 (RDC1).
CN Paynes Subdivision
St. Thomas, ON
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I've looked at the photos taken on the same day, around the same time, and for the life of me, I can't figure out from where this was taken. It was probably taken on my way home from work as just before this there were a couple shots of shadows at the back door of work.
(looking at a calendar of 2009, 03 October was a Saturday so I had probably gone in to stay up to date with paperwork)
The old Canon 40D didn't have GPS and this was still a year before we got smart phones.
This blue hour moon rise didn't come out too badly.
More from 'foggy Saturday'. These are the pine trees that stand atop Colmer's Hill (lost in the thick mist.) The fog was at a perfect height, allowing the trees to look as though they're just suspended there.