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The two locos are uncoupled from each other before moving to either end of the train waiting in the other platform.

Little Creek at Jordan Lake, North Carolina, USA

separation of the mind and emotion.. is it possible or is it just drowning one or the other.

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Coming together or growing apart, nothing lasts forever.

Dahlias labyrinth Villa Taranto Verbania. Full resolution.

Age Differences in Cusco, Peru

Continuing the 'Separation' theme, I think the barriers are quite self-evident in this picture.

Local woods. Edit: replaced with lighter version sorry

Some lovely mist, on my first visit to Tarn Hows, last week on holiday. My mist machine kicked back in luckily on my birthday week.

I hope his fortune changes for the better.

Don't worry, she'll be right back.

Leitz Elmarit-r Macro 100 mm. f/2.8

Dahlias labyrinth Villa Taranto Verbania. Full resolution.

The further two are inside the restaurant, behind the window, the man and woman are sitting at a table on the street outside. So close, yet so far apart.

Continuing my occasional series of people appearing close but separated by some barrier. Here, the man and woman are both the same side of the glass, but we can only see her reflection.

Meyer Goerlitz Trioplan 100 mm. lens. PP with DXO (about"Agfa Ultra Color" style), full resolution.

... of two floors with different painting and grey railings.

Another pair of diners, separated by a mobile/cell phone. That's the final picture in this 'Separation' series - thanks for all the positive comments and encouragement. I still have a lot to learn and will be trying street photography again soon!

Just a couple of trees that caught my eye...and a fence, and a field...

Dahlias labyrinth Villa Taranto Verbania. Full resolution.

trivial things surround us

Taken in Ross and Smith Islands, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India.

Meyer Goerlitz 100 mm. Trioplan.

Separating the sacred (the church, to the left) from the profane (the village, to the right). All shots of this series done with the Mitakon Speedmaster at F0.95.

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