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If you give me just one second of your time,
I can tell you stories bout my life.
I seen hope and i seen struggle through these eyes so give me just one second of your time.......
One of my geraniums is full of flowers for the second time this year - a welcome splash of colour in Autumn. I usually shoot flowers in manual focus.
A year and a half after, this photo deserved better, its one of my favortie places on earth, so there is a second try. This one also received some love www.flickr.com/photos/cesar_ramos/16878507958/
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Panoramic
Adding so many photos in one day is a shame, but I am very delayed on this thing and I would like to catch up with the ones from the last months, so I cant go into details with each photo working them as I would like or I would just have to completely stop doing other things in my life for a few months.. and after 4 or 5 photos I guess kind of tired of them...
Here's another comp from the Olympic Peninsula. I like the ripples in the sky along with the ripples on the beach.
outfit for the video production on JAPAN TEMPURA ISLAND - Location 03
TP: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/tempura%20island/122/191/34
The Protestant Church of St. Katharinen, which dates back to the 13th century, with its 115 meter high tower cannot be overlooked when you are traveling in the Hafencity in Hamburg.
It is considered the oldest upright building in Hamburg that is still in use.
Due to its proximity to the harbor, it is considered the sailors' church. That is why she also bears the name of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the patron saint of sailors and merchants.
Since Hamburg was one of Europe's centers for trade and shipping at the time, this makes perfect sense.
Further to the left in the background you can see the church of St. Nikolai, which was destroyed in the Second World War and of which only the tower remains today as a memorial.
Die aus dem 13. Jarhundert stammende evangelische Kirche St. Katharinen ist mit ihrem 115 Metern hohen Turm t nicht zu übersehen, wenn Ihr in der Hafencity in Hamburg unterwegs seid.
Sie gilt als das älteste aufrecht stehende Gebäude von Hamburg, welches noch immer in Funkton ist.
Auf Grund ihrer Nähe zum Hafen gilt sie als die Kirche der Seeleute. Darum träge sie auch den Namen der Heiligen Katharina von Alexandrien dem Schutzpatron der Schiffer und Kaufleute.
Da Hamburg zur damaligen Zeit eines der europäischen Zentren für Handel und Schiffahrt war, macht das absolut Sinn.
Weiter links im Hintergrund seht Ihr noch die Kirche St. Nikolai, die allerdings im 2. Weltkrieg zerstört wurde und von der heute nur noch der Turm als Mahnmal erhalten ist.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
This reminded me of a ballet dancer, and my Google search suggests it looks most like first position, thus the title. Under the left arm, on the right, is a patch of tiny round balls, which I suppose, once were sombody's eggs. It's a nineteen image focus stack, so it should reward rather close examination.
HTmT 😊😊😍
Niko had a wonderful tree house at the end of our garden, but Hurricane Milton destroyed it. So he built this new one and just added the new seat in the second photograph. He is quite innovative and talented and loves to find new things to make.
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe, and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️
With 10,192 ft. Spanish Fork Peak in the background, a westbound Rio Grande merchandise train rolls into Springville, Utah the evening of May 17, 1976. The power consist includes GP30, GP40, GP35, SD45, and SD40T-2 models, the backbone of D&RGW's fleet of turbocharged EMD locomotives.
A hot afternoon sun makes a hazy appearance, as Canadian Pacific train 281 rockets westbound through Ixonia with a leader one wouldn't expect to see these days, but I'm glad I did.
CP 281
Soo Line 4410
CP 8536,8705,8839
CITX 141
Ixonia, WI.
Summer 2018
That relocated headlight lets you know the leader on Norfolk Southern's train 290 wasn't always a thoroughbred. NS 3553 was built in 1979 for the Burlington Northern; BNSF sold it as surplus at the turn of the Century. Helm Financial had it in leasing service until 2013 when Norfolk Southern bought it and others to add to their fleet.
A point at which the wind dropped. It picked up again and I never saw this lovely reflection thereafter
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