View allAll Photos Tagged runner
Made a few modifications ( yes, one of them was a big fat gun) and took a better picture. I'm rather pleased with how it all turned out, there's a lot more I could add to it than previously thought. Currently building a MOC for it, And it's going to be awesome! Should be done within this week. Enjoy!
Children flying their kites at a rice terrace in Bali. In some parts of Asia, kite flying is more than just a passing childhood pasttime. There are kite flying festivals and competitions. In Bali, there is an annual international kite flying festival held in Sanur Beach every July. Traditional giant kites (4 metres in width and almost 10 metres in length) are made and flown competitively by teams from the villages of Denpasar. The event is a seasonal religious festival intended to send a message of gratitude to the Hindu gods to create abundant crops and harvests.
DL #2409 & #2457 pull their empty chamberlain gondolas out of the industry as they pass over the steamtown diamond.
It was a stunning sunrise. I am so glad I stopped on my way to work to take some pictures. And three cheers for smartphones with a decent camera.
First completed in 1988, Dromeas or “The Runner,” is a 40-foot-tall public sculpture created by Greek artist Costas Varotsos. The densely layered work is formed from thousands of jagged shards of greenish-grey glass which are stacked around iron in the formation of a runner in motion. Originally the piece was installed in the Athens’s Omonia Square, but due to fear that it would topple from underground metro vibrations, in 1994 the city moved the piece to Megalis tou Genous Sholi square.
Greece, Athens
Pacific National mixed freight 6422 drops downgrade from Monkerai towards Dungog hauled by two freshly overhauled 82 class.
A service that is typically on time or early, was nearly 3 hours late on this occasion due to an additional shunt putting it off its path.
The 9 sleeper loads upfront were for the Murrumbo derailment site on the Ulan line.
A native of the East Indies, this unusual, flightless duck has been exported to many countries to be bred for its eggs and meat. I encountered my first flock in Canada running like penguins (where they get their nickname) across a farmer's pen. This female is one of several released in a public park where they are thriving and breeding. With their comical personalities, and if I weren't into dogs, I'd have a bunch of these as pets.
Merged Pause Camera by -One3rd- and jim2point0
ReShade 1.1
Windowed Mode Patcher + SRWE
Cropped into 21:9
nvm..hard to ignore the background with those issues but yeah..kind of bugs me now.