Same day as my last photo and right around the corner--the C03 crew has just got on NS 5104 at Oak Street and proceeds west at CP Mans to work the industries on the west side of Mansfield on May 7, 2020. The track off to the right connects to the old Erie main line, which crosses the Ashland's stub-end of the B&O at South Mansfield just a couple thousand feet to the west. Meanwhile, the old Westinghouse factory in the back left, which has sat unused for quite a few years, was demolished last month (12/22).

Still not sure why they tacked on a Canton remote unit on the west end this day, or why they needed two units on both ends. This job today usually gets one unit and often has more cars than years prior.

Same park, same snowfall after blizzard like conditions...beautiful once the wind had dropped though :)

I would politely ask that you don’t invite me to groups with fbanners badges or awards..post one comment on three etc

I simply haven’t the time..thanks Sue xx

Boreham

Essex

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several days later another visitor sat on the same roof. must have been by invitation.

Same River Glass Bird. Different perch. Seen this afternoon. Think they are on their second brood

Same owl, different tree.

Same beautiful boat as in the previous shot, but I raced ahead to get a shot showing the storm she was riding on the way in to port.

SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT

Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/

und Manfred Geyer, August 2020

Aachen, November 2014 (Manfred Geyer)

Berlin (Ute Kluge)

/The same deep water as you - The Cure/

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbAKp4HA7co

Same flower as previous image just slightly different perspective and details. I did experiment with some dodging on the petals, slightly. I love black and white photography! Converted while editing. Thanks my friends!

ISO of 500, 85mm with a 36mm extension tube, f1.8, 1/2000

Nikon D750

For Macro Mondays theme – 06/29/15: „Seeing Double“

Last week I shot this image without knowing about this weeks topic for Macro Mondays. This morning I saw the first shots in the groups pool here on Flickr. I thought that this image would fit nicely into this weeks topic. I hope you like it!

Strobist info: I used two YN560III. One was facing towards the background and the other one was pointing at the subjects.

Same place, different time

England’s River Thames has been a working river and lifeline since mankind first learned how to lash wood together to make a boat. At numerous times throughout history it has been defended against invasion. Just upriver from the 19th century Coalhouse Fort is this derelict radar tower and jetty from WW2.

East Tilbury, Essex UK

No post-processing except the frame.

The same White-faced Heron that featured yesterday must have gone to the salon on the way out to lunch. I think it is a small crab it plucked out of the greenery that you can see in its beak. This shot taken two minutes after the first!

Same owner since 2003!

Have not saw a Lantra in years.

Braving the freezing rain on a slushy Columbia Icefield glacier in a special tour bus designed for off-road control on extreme grades.

Happy Mono Monday!

My first single-hue image, and my first post processed on iPad with Apple’s new Photomator app. Could have done this with other standard apps on the Mac, but not on my brawny M4 iPad Pro. Nice to have an Apple-supported product that offers the same feature set across all devices.

differently told

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same room..

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Same hill as below a couple of months on, minus the geese. There was a field of ostriches behind me, maybe I should have photoshopped some of them onto the brow of the hill :-)

Palmachim beach

sigma 10-20

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Another quiet moment with the parakeets of Parco Talenti, perched on a bare branch and warmed by the winter sun. Their bright green plumage stands out vividly against the blue Roman sky, creating a scene that feels almost tropical despite the urban setting.

These birds are monk parakeets (Myiopsitta monachus), a species originally native to South America. Over the past decades they have established stable populations in several European cities, including Rome. Their adaptability to urban environments is remarkable: they feed on a wide range of plants and easily find shelter in parks and tree-lined neighborhoods.

At the same time, their success has sparked debate. In many places they are considered an invasive species because they can compete with native birds for food and nesting sites. Yet observing them here—quietly resting on a branch in a residential park—it is hard not to appreciate how seamlessly they have integrated into this landscape.

For a photographer, they represent an unexpected subject: a touch of distant ecosystems quietly inhabiting the everyday scenery of the city.

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Un altro momento tranquillo con i pappagalli del Parco Talenti, appollaiati su un ramo spoglio e illuminati dal sole invernale. Il verde brillante del loro piumaggio risalta contro il cielo azzurro di Roma, creando una scena quasi tropicale in pieno contesto urbano.

Questi uccelli sono parrocchetti monaci (Myiopsitta monachus), una specie originaria del Sud America. Negli ultimi decenni hanno colonizzato numerose città europee, Roma compresa, dimostrando una straordinaria capacità di adattamento agli ambienti urbani. Si nutrono di una grande varietà di piante e trovano facilmente rifugio nei parchi e nelle aree alberate dei quartieri residenziali.

Il loro successo, tuttavia, è oggetto di dibattito. In molti contesti sono considerati una specie invasiva, perché possono competere con gli uccelli autoctoni per il cibo e i siti di nidificazione. Eppure, osservandoli qui—tranquilli su un ramo in un parco di quartiere—è difficile non notare quanto ormai facciano parte del paesaggio urbano.

Per chi fotografa, rappresentano un soggetto inatteso: un piccolo frammento di ecosistemi lontani che si inserisce silenziosamente nella quotidianità della città.

Created with GIMP

same lake, same boat, same sky

for Smile on Saturday! :-) , theme "TWO-SAME".

Kronenkraniche im Allwetterzoo Münster.

Black crowned cranes in the Allwetterzoo Münster, Germany.

Same bird folks finding a different location, he thinks I do not see him.

Same Hellebores as in last photo, but this time in a vase set in a black trifold. Small light placed lower right. Taken with iPhone. Edited in Photoshop with Studio 1.

same row of Maple trees in yesterday's posts - HBM!

Same - Tanzania

Tune

Once upon a time on the same side

Once upon a time on the same side, in the same game

Now why'd you have to go?

Have to go and throw water on my flame

I could have been a princess, you'd be a king

Could've had a castle and worn a ring

But no, you let me go

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Same sunset, different time and place

same treatment every year- but progress is very different!

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Exploring old abandoned mines in Bergslagen , Sweden.

Same beach but the view in the opposite direction to this one

SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT

Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/

und Manfred Geyer, Juli 2020

Köln, 2018 (Manfred Geyer)

Berlin (Ute Kluge)

Same spider. Shot with the Canon FD 50mm F3.5 SSC.

Same but different

SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT

Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/

und Manfred Geyer, Juni 2020

Aachen, 2015 (Manfred Geyer)

Berlin (Ute Kluge)

We have had a great deal of rain lately along the Sunshine Coast of BC. And, when the temperature cooperates, fog will result. I find weather events to be both exciting and challenging at the same time. A photographer can not venture out to get an obvious shot but rather, must be more creative.

When I set out in the early morning with a few destinations in mind, the fog was already thick in some stops. I only made it to Trout Lake, which is minutes from home, where conditions were already changing the landscape. Standing on the shores of Trout Lake, I watched far side disappear while the fog rolled in. This was a good a spot to let nature work her magic, so the hours went by while the fog kept rolling.

Olympus half-frame with HP5 in rodinal

Moersch SE5 lith

Foma 131 from 2014

I already posted a summer version of Maria Eich (see comments) and I'll just insert the same text here:

The pilgrimage church Maria Eich has quite a history of miracles:

In 1710 the blacksmith sons Franz and Kaspar Thallmayr from Planegg placed a Loreto image of Mary in a hollow oak. Twenty two years later a day laborer made a pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary in the oak tree and recovered from an injury. As early as 1734, the influx of those in need was so great that a hut was built that surrounded the tree with the miraculous image. In 1742 a brick church building was built around the oak, which was consecrated on May 18, 1768. A hermitage was built in 1745, which also served as a school from 1790 to 1804.

Maria Eich gained supraregional importance in 1775 when the Bavarian Elector Max III. Joseph held a par force hunt in the forest. A hunted deer sought refuge by the chapel. The elector saw the miraculous image and spared the animal. To commemorate this event, a memorial plaque was attached to the chapel after the elector's death.

Maria Eich is still a popular pilgrimage destination, no pilgrims today though.

Same owner since 1993.