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Same composition of a previous upload but before sunset. I really like the shadows and tried to bring back the golden look that I saw when there.

this mornings sunrise was great, nice and clear. great for a short walk near the Scheepstal. explore #248.

Mediocrity though the window

The 19 windmills here at Kinderdijk date from the 1700's and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

See my other Netherlands images at flic.kr/s/aHsjXfzu6T.

 

Again folks the very same burd and gone and the very last in this series if the Hawk.

  

“Absence is a house so vast that inside you will pass through its walls and hang pictures on the air.”

― Pablo Neruda

Same as the previous post, but I've taken some liberties. I hope you enjoy it.

Same nest/birds comparison...what a difference 17 days make!

 

Williamson County, Texas, USA; June 14, 2015.

IMG 1401

Tittesworth Reservoir from Hen Cloud

valli di comacchio - gennaio 2012

  

"Si conobbero. Lui conobbe lei e se stesso, perché in verità non s’era mai saputo. E lei conobbe lui e se stessa, perché pur essendosi saputa sempre mai s’era potuta riconoscere così." (Italo Calvino)

Same place in Jumeriah Beach Residence.

Same as the previous upload, except this time I altered the exposure and managed to catch some pretty sweet water flow.

Same session - different set!

We stumbled over this gorgeous scene on our way back to the valley. These frozen branches were the first signs of winter I´ve seen this year, but I´m already thinking about getting back to this spot when the trees are covered with snow. I just love winter...can´t wait!

BTW, this was the first shot with my new 35mm Sigma Art. Guess I could get used to this perspective - amazing piece of glass!

Same owner since the import in the Netherlands (1996).

 

Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Flower Themes - TWO of the same flower - Week 1040

two pink flowers in pale green surrounding

Flickr Lounge: The same, but different.

Same location in the Animal Kingdom Park as yesterday's pot. Maybe even the same pot :)

Pn 61312 (Plešivec - Zvolen Východ)

 

Vígľaš - Pstruša

 

6.9.2021

 

(SK)

Jedným z pravidelných nákladných vlakov medzi Košicami a Zvolenom je relačný vlak Pn 61312, jazdiaci v pondelky, stredy a v piatky a relačný vlak Pn 61310, jazdiaci v utorky a štvrtky. Tieto vlaky jazdia obvykle v ranných, resp. doobedných

hodinách, pričom z Lučenca odchádzajú okolo obeda a do Zvolena sa tak dostávajú krátko poobede. Pn 61312 sa obyčajne zvykne omeškať, a to z dôvodu meškania obratového Mn 83361 z Rimavskej Soboty do Jesenského.

V Jesenskom sa koná preprah medzi rušňami 751/752 z depa Plešivec a rušňami 746 z depa Zvolen, pracoviska Lučenec. Na fotke je zachytený zmeškaný Pn 61312 vedený dvojicou 746tiek z depa Zvolen a postrkovými 756tkami z rovnakého depa,

tesne po prechode výhybňou Pstruša. V pozadí je vidieť kameňolom, ktorý zásoboval lomovým kameňom výstavbu rýchlostnej cesty R2, vedúcej zo Zvolenskej Slatiny po Kriváň.

Takmer celú záťaž vlaku, až na prvý vozeň ložený drevom, ktorý smeroval do Rakúska, tvoria vozne naložené antracitom pre spoločnosť VUM sídliacu v Žiari nad Hronom v areáli hlinikárne Slovalco.

Odberateľ, spoločnosť VUM, je slovenská spoločnosť zaoberajúca sa výrobou a predajom uhlíkových výrobkov na báze antracitu, smolného koksu, petrolkoksu a iných. Antracit firma

nakupovala v dobe vyhotovenia fotky až z ďalekého Ruska, konkrétne z Novosibirskej oblasti. Zásielky pochádzali zo stanice Linevo, približne 70 kilometrov južne od tretieho najväčšieho mesta Ruska - Novosibirsk.

Týmto zásielkam trvalo približne 30 dní kým sa z východzej stanice v Rusku dostali až do cieľovej stanice sa Slovensku, samozrejme v rátane prekládky zo širokého rozchodu na európsky

v Čiernej nad Tisou. Nanešťastie po vojenskej invázii Ruska na Ukrajinu tieto prepravy úplne ustali a boli nahradené antracitom, pochádzajúcim pravdepodobne zo Českej Republiky.

 

(EN)

One of the regular freight trains between Košice and Zvolen is train Pn 61312, running on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and train Pn 61310, running on Tuesdays and Thursdays. These trains usually run in the morning or after lunch

hours, leaving Lučenec around lunchtime and arriving in Zvolen shortly after noon. Pn 61312 is sometimes delayed, due to the delay of turnaround Mn 83361 from Rimavská Sobota to Jesenské.

In Jesenské, there is a change between locomotives 751/752 from the Plešivec depot and locomotives 746 from the Zvolen depot, Lučenec workplace. The photo captures the delayed Pn 61312 led by a pair of 746s from the Zvolen depot and spur 756s from the same depot.

just after crossing the Pstruša station. In the background, you can see the quarry that supplied quarry stone for the construction of the R2 expressway, leading from Zvolenská Slatina to Kriváň.

Almost the entire load of the train, except for the first wagon loaded with wood, which was headed to Austria, consists of wagons loaded with anthracite for the VUM company located in Žiar nad Hronom in the area of ​​the Slovalco aluminum smelter.

The customer, the company VUM, is a Slovak company engaged in the production and sale of carbon products based on anthracite, pitch coke, petroleum coke and others. Company was buying anthracite

at the time the photo was taken, from as far away as Russia, specifically from the Novosibirsk region. The shipments came from the Linevo station, approximately 70 kilometers south of Russia's third largest city - Novosibirsk.

These shipments took approximately 30 days to reach the destination station in Slovakia from the departure station in Russia, of course including transload from wide, Easter European gauge to European gauge

in Čierna nad Tisou. Unfortunately, after Russia's military invasion of Ukraine, these shipments stopped completely and were replaced by anthracite, probably coming from the Czech Republic.

 

Windows of the Whiskey Island Coast Guard Station.

Same park, same morning but about 15 minutes later or 10 past official sunup.

This time of year the sun rises just north of due east which puts it behind trees. So we never see it burst on us like over water. When it finally arrives it filters through trees and when it is cloudy we don't get much color.

Today, it was overcast when I came into the park in the earlier photo but when I set up here it began to clear low on the eastern horizon and then all of a sudden it happened. I was already taking shots so when it happened I had my finger on the release, I also had my left hand on the focus ring because I was shooting manual so I quickly zoomed in for the second image. Just as suddenly as it appeared it disappeared leaving me to hope I nailed the focus.

Pentax uses something called 'Pixel Shift Technology' which results in an image about 170mp on a full frame camera. This is a .jpg of what you are looking at here.

 

Zürich, Switzerland

 

Contax T2, Ilford HP5+

Same owner since 1990!

 

2CV Garage Sander Aalderink

Wormer, the Netherlands.

100 Days of Darkness, 76/100, the hood

Same photo as posted a bit earlier, but since it already had a bit of an old painterly feel, I decided to use some textures to make it look even more that way.

 

© AnvilcloudPhotography

Same owner since 1982!

What a great survivor. Still in very good condition too.

Its only done 69k miles and does just around 200-300 per year.

Same rose in prior Picture

Even though the names seem different,

they are the same thing if you look at it closely.

Same bird, different crab. I made a circle around the big island west of Alligator Alley on Horsepen Bayou and the same Yellow-crowned Night Heron from yesterday's post was still on the hunt and still chowing down on blue crabs. It was having a good morning and I had no complaints either.

its done i guess...idk..ill clean it up eventually..it tears apart, not like a real one, but enough so you can mod it to your pleasure, hope ya like...no white shapes..and one note too read it please

www.mediafire.com/?kxlt0gs2qno56x0

posted 8 years ago

Same view different light

Same branch but a different day and I think a different cardinal. There are three male cardinals around.

Same merganser....Same fish.... someone's going to have a stomach ache!

I took 3 shots in succession. She made a face in the first shot, He made a face in the second and lastly the kiss in the third. You would've thought they choreographed it!!!

My uncle and my daughter.

Common to see: All four passengers are on their phones.

Uncommon to see: The two women in the middle are similarly dressed.

Üsküdar , İstanbul

Same place as the previous photo, but different area.

Happy Thursday Monochrome!

Same tree as the previous photo only with a little sunshine.

Beach huts on the south coast of Scania.

Photo June 2023

 

same place, same month, but what a difference 19 days make

#AbFav_Nautical

 

SAME SHELLS.. TUTUFA

 

from the bottom now, are they small or are they big?

Tutufa is a genus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Bursidae, the frog shells.

 

Photography can play games with our visual perception, LOL

 

A series of ‘nautical’ subjects. It can be anything, just seeing different scenes that attracted my attention.

Pure photography.

 

Thank you for your time and comments, greatly appreciated, M, (*_*)

 

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