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According to Sokun, Ottawa's Capital Shoe Clinic on Queen Street has been in business for 90 years. Over the years I've taken many pairs of shoes there, and am always very satisfied with the service. Not only does he save soles, he saves me money!
Brunswick, Victoria. I just took this while seated waiting for my daughter who was looking for clothing for a theatre production. I had been through earlier buying up a pile of second hand British crime novels (Ian Rankin, PD James and Ruth Rendell)
"So pretty and, oh, so bold
Got a heart full of gold on a lonely road
She said, "I don't even think that God can save me"
The first day of daylight savings is drawing to a close.
Meanwhile, N class locomotive N468 is ascending into Heathcote Junction as #8369 to Shepparton.
Due to the close proximity to Wandong, the Goulburn Valley bound train will not stop at Heathcote Junction in accordance with the timetable.
Heathcote Junction, Vic.
6/10/19
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As seen in St. Anne's church, Lewes, East Sussex. Shame there wasn't any text on the pages, but I didn't like to touch.
Come shop til you drop at the Saving Sight event. This amazing event is to benefit Shane / Jet the owner and designer of DeadPool as he fights some serious medical battles. With about 100 designers you are sure to find some of your faves with event exclusives. All sales benefit Shane / Jet 100%.
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Robots aren't stupid.
Never let it be said that I didn't do my bit to keep the United Kingdom united.
If the Scottish Independence referendum results in a narrow NO vote... I will take full credit for saving the Union.
And if it's a YES... we start rebuilding Hadrian's Wall... pronto!
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." ~Henri Cartier-Bresson
This morning's sunrise was breathtaking!
We had been up the coast at the beach house when there was a scheduled meet up of the Southeast Queensland Meet up Flickr group.
So being only a few minutes away from the meet at Shelly Beach, we easily made the 3am time.
The day before we had scouted the area, knowing that it was going to be dark with the lack of a moon and had already found what we hoped would be the "sweet spot" for the morning's shoot....
So while everyone else headed down around the bend near King's beach, we set up on Shelly.
The rocks were slippery with wet moss and a few times we were sure that we would slip, but eventually we got all things ready to go...now we waited for the magic.
The sun began to color sky as the clouds on the right began to drift into the shot...picking up the pinks and soon we had what we felt was the best conditions and just took shot after shot...
So many came out wonderfully.... we just could not choose....but this one, just as the sun was peaking over the horizon was our first fav and so we share it here with you...
Used Double graduated filters (hand held second filter... so need a filter stacker! lol)
Camera: Sony DSLR-A350
Exposure: 0.5
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Post Production:
clarity, spot removal, added watermark signature
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The last thing Little Pocky remembered was getting ready to use her magic to get that not so nice man off of her friend win all of the sudden she was pulled in to a strange Portal... The very next thing she knew was she had Opened her eyes to see her head was laying in her Sweet Mothers lap and she was being hugged on by Baby SweetiePieStrawberries above was her Father Alvarie whom held on to one of her hands as he called out to her.
“Dada I... am... Okay,” Said Little Pocky in a faint little voice for she had just come to.
“Pocky my little one what happened,” asked The Fairy King Alvarie as he could feel her hands still shaking.
“He has her... he is on top of her,” Little Pocky started to explain before she started crying for it was all to scary for her.
“Who my dear?” asked Sweet Angel Aurora as she ran her little fingers throw her child's hear.
Little SweetiePieStrawberries knew that her big sister had to be super scared so she did her very best to hug on her as tight as she could!
“My friend Calista she is being...” Cried Pocky finding it to hard to explain what she saw.
“Keep our daughters here my Love I must go!” Stated The Fairy King Alvarie as he jumped throw the Portal closing it behind him so none could follow.
“Daddy,” called Pocky trying to reach out to her father.
“Shh daddy has to set right the wrong that is being made my dear Pocky now you just stay here and let mommy take care of you,” Sweet Angel Aurora said in a calm sweet voice trying to comfort her little daughter.
Where daddy go to, thought Little SweetiePieStrawberries wandering if she should go save her Dada or stay and comfort sissy.
Will Alvarie make it in time?
Will Little SweetiePieStrawberries follow her father?
And what might happen to Calista if help dose not come in time?
i had a major developing problem with this roll of polachrome; the film came out the processor totally dark.
i was about to threw it in the bin, when, taking a closer look, i saw the pictures on the film, in negative. so i proceed to remove the black, thick layer that should have been removed in the processor. under running tap water and using my fingers, i managed to remove the most of the dark layer, but, as you can see, the emulsion suffered major loss.
the lesson here is: never trash away your polachrome, the truth is under the thick black layer.
this polachrome film is expired in 1990
shot with a minolta srt101
Saving the best for last - Smith's had a number of AEC Reliance coaches in the fleet across the 80s and 90s, but this Plaxton Derwent was the only service bus, and it had only just joined the fleet, so we weren't even expecting it to be there. Although new to Hutchison of Overtown, it came here from Gilbert Kinch of Mountsorrel. It stayed for three years, but sadly it then went for scrap.
And that was it - even Bill had to admit we couldn't see what we were doing by this stage ! Although I had filled six pages of my notebook so far, I didn't make one more note after this, as it was too dark to see anything on the way home. It was one of those "On reflection ...." trips, which I thought was a bit of a wasted effort on the day, but looks much better now - and with grateful thanks to the scanner and other editing tools, which turned some really dismal slides into something half decent to show.
Where next, I wonder .... ?
Depot, 16/11/85
Just yesterday Pavel crossed the border between Garheim and Lenfald. He now rode on his trusty steed baron through the grassy plains, forward to adventure! Bigger groups of trees got more common throughout the Lenfel landscape. The country was enjoyable so far.
Suddenly the prince heard shouts, rustles and footsteps along the ground. Just when Pavel decided to dismiss the noise as a wild boar hunt, a loud cry for help echoed from a small patch of trees. Pavel put on his helm and quietly but swiftly rode up.
He peeked through the foliage of the tree to see three armed men chasing a peasant with a lumber axe. From their gear Pavel judged them to be bandits.
At that moment the peasant tripped on a root and fell. The bandits quickly approached him as he stood up and leaned on a tree. He brandished his axe with a look of despair and fear on his face. With a loud whistle the Stargorodian prince charged at the three men. He cleaved through the helmet of one armed with a partisan as another outlaw, presumably the leader, tried to pierce Pavel's plate armour. The cuirass deflected the spear point and the prince cut through him as well. Meanwhile the peasant somehow defended himself against the blows of a shield-bearing bandit. He parried the man's cutlass with the axe head but the rim of the shield already hit the commoner's ribs.
Pavel charged at the remaining outlaw and swiped his head off with one swing.
The prince dismounted and took care of the peasant. He hauled the man on his horse and questioned him where his village was.
On the first day of daylight savings time, CSX Q594 rolls down the hill and into an area known as Patterson Springs. This train had a pair of C40-8Ws and a GP38-2 as power.
Continuing on the adventure in the Canadian Rockies, it cannot be understated the grandeur of nature there. Having been and living in the southern aspect of the mountain chain, it's more dramatic and majestic (and colder). I was pleased on the ability of the M5 and WATE along with the Ultra in Rodinal then Xtol to be able to capture alot of the tonality of the area, particularly since I used a yellow filter (for the most part) for some contrast. I was fortunate to be able to hike to many places where the density of people was less and the ability to capture was more; some absolutely stunning views. I need to come back to do some large(r) format stuff here - an amazing place. I thank those flickeranians who continue to inspire - it's you who help the rest of us look to observe, and not just see.
re-visioned, slightly. photos taken in Alaskan Rain Forrest & Glacier Bay
a curiosity;
in the upper picture there is a tiny alien face
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Nothing can beat a day out on the Loch.Fish are hard to catch and always a bonus.Conditions are mostly wet but hey who cares !I spin and fly fish for pike.Those fish are wild and released with care after a quick photo. UK fishing is brilliant but we must care and protect our water ..Sad to say many new comers to Britain and Scotland are emptying our waters.Soon we will need proper laws to detect those (gypsies) eating our fish..Do not let anyone empty your pond...unless you are an osprey ,heron or king fisher !
Tip #1 Don’t worry. Santa isn’t afraid of heights. Instead of putting him near the sidewalk
and knife carrying pedestrians, give your lawn ornament a hard to reach porch roof perch. Picture taken two nights ago in Toronto’s Beach district near Queen Street. Santa still up as of early this morning
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Melancholy Oil Painting of Woman with Ancient Timepiece in W...
This is an old oil painting featuring rich textures and chiaroscuro lighting. It depicts a young woman in a melancholy mood, hiding in tall grass and wildflowers while clutching an unusual, large timepiece from a primordial era.
Created by Diney on Jan 11, 2026 using the Seedream 4.5 AI image generator model.