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The Hague's tallest buildings seem to scrape the dark clouds, while the sun also played a large role in illuminating the foreground.
Just about scraping the sun, 60087 "CLIC Sargent" heads down the Calder Valley at Eastwood with 6E32 08:55 Colas Ribble Rail to Lindsey empty bitumen tanks. 10/10/2016. It wasn't the best of mornings but I hadn't photted this train for a while and wanted to have a go at it, especially at this spot where I thought the trees might be starting to look good, which they were - not to mention taking-over! I had to use my telephoto lens as the sun was a lot weaker as the train got nearer to me.
This buck has made a scrape here in just the past couple of days. He is urinating down his hind legs across the tarsus glands to put a pungent scent down. Difficult to see, but there is another buck behind him.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
A careworn Class 52 1011 Western Thunderer stand's outside the carrage shed at Old Oak it look like it could do with a repaint and a bit of work on that bodyside scrape if you look at my Western pictures many of them have knock's dent's and scrapes on there bodyside's it seem's as if the Western's were prone to bump's and knock's. It was a good afternoon visit here for Hydraulic's 1011/16/25/37/43/53/62/63. 7001/11/26/29/31/32 were all here. Sunday 23/06/1974.
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I took surprisingly few images in New York. I simply enjoyed being there and pounding the streets.
It reminded me a little of when I first moved to London and enjoyed simply wandering from one location to another, finding out how the city weaves itself together, where the nice little streets are that you can amble down in peace, and which are the main veins that can get you quickly from A to B.
I enjoyed stopping at different cafes, restaurants and bars to see what vibe different areas had. I almost went to the Bronx too, but had to catch an earlier flight out due to weather and my plans for the last day were scuppered.
Whatever I did and wherever I went, I always seemed to find myself back at this building though, the beautiful Flatiron.
I was also drawn back to the Calexico burrito stand which is at the base of this iconic building. A wonderful burrito that I look forward to having again on my next trip there.
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Saw my first scrape activity early this morning. Haven't see this 8-point buck before. Here he is rubbing scent on branches above the scrape. Then he scraped the are with his front feet and urinated down his legs to place his mark. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
We saw our first sign of rutting activity this morning. This 8-point buck is making a scrape long before the first rays of sunlight penetrate the Cross Timber oaks. Later, a larger buck would come along and leave his mark. A couple of spikes, a forkhorn, and a six-point wtched, but didn't try to participate. The fall spectacle of the whitetail rut has begun.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
i felt like such a tourist taking pictures of the empire state building...*sigh*
but i liked the fog too much to pass up.
EDIT: i AM a new yorker.
After brunch, we walked down the MLK Jr. Promenade and up Kettner to the SSMCA which is located next to the Santa Fe Depot. The walk over was really fun, we took our time so I could take lots of photos and the beautiful blue skies and white puffy clouds along with the skyscrapers made for some wonderful opportunities.
Vestrahorn. Another place that makes you work for your shot. This day we risked the weather to go and shoot in the east coast. For as long as we were there, the forecast for this area was wind, snow and rain. I decided to chance it and drive out there early one morning to find there in fact was no snow or rain. But there were two significant challenges. The first was the wind. Lots of it. For those who haven't seen black volcanic sand, it is actually very fine, more so than normal sand. So when the wind is moving at 40km/hr, the sand goes with it like a moving carpet. I stalked the dunes for a good hour, trying to find a spot that was not going to shred my lens. There was one spot i particularly liked, and i stood in front of my camera, blocking it from the wind, for a good 30 mins, but the wind never let up. The further i went into the dunes, the more "bearable" the wind became. As you can see from the foreground, the grass is still moving at a decent speed. I am still finding black sand in my bags and clothes.
The second challenge was the clouds. I took a number of shots just hoping that i could capture the tips of the mountain. After image stacking quite a few pictures, i was mostly successful.
So many shapes and scrapes and facets in these little bergs. Quidi Vidi 'gut'. St. John's, NL, Canada.
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Another buck has been rubbing scent from his head on these leaves. Will likely be a scrape here soon. This buck is a 10-pt, but does not have a big body. There are some other bucks around much bigger. He interacted with one today that cut him a lot of slack in some sparring. As the rut approaches, he won't always be treated so kind. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This little buck came along and checked a scrape made by a couple of bigger bucks. Fortunately for him, they weren't around. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
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What you cannot see in this window shot is a giant pot of water. With each pass of the scraper, a whole new batch of fresh noodles drop in the boiling pot.
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Tried to correct the lens deformation my own please give comments how to improve / check correct perspective.
of The Suicide Squad Barrel.
Seriously, these guys are made of obscure, and they pretty much all die eventually. But I guess that's the point of squad; to get rid of the C and D listers.
Anyways
Javelin: Mr. Incredible head, CMF 15(?) wrestler torso (reversed), arms and legs.
Mindboggler: generic female head, Monster Fighters' torso (reversed), CMF Cowgirl legs.
The Atom (Adam Cray): Storm Trooper head, 2011 Dino torso, CMF Dino Hunter legs.
Chronos: Eclipsegrafx head, Hyperion cape, Dr. Doom torso, CMF Astronaut legs.
Blockbuster: CMF Zombie Businessman hair, Anakin head, Mad Eye Moody torso, SW Freemaker legs.
Briscoe: Painted on sunglasses to a generic head, black shirt, CMF Biker legs.
Manhunter: Dr. Doom head, Boromir torso, Iron Man hips, CMF Space marine legs.
Lemme know whatcha think, comment if you fave and all that.
Alright so I scraped out the elbows already but turns out a huge reason why my Silkstone joints are so stiff is that the joints are clogged up with excess plastic. It took me hours of playing and closely examining which parts were acting up and I’m a full on customizer. I can’t imagine being a Silkstone collector who’s never customized and finding that their doll doesn’t move properly.
So yeah, I’m not really impressed at the quality of this doll considering her retail price….