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Another version of Air Shadow (that last upload) again, it wasn't perfect, my cousin (a guy from the photo) want me to upload it so here it is.
A Caper, as one may call a denizen of Cape Breton Island, will be recognized very quickly whenever he/she ventures out and about. The waitress in this Bistro recognized our companion and friend Dennis as "that runner from Glace Bay". Apparently they lived doors apart on the same street in that town over fifty years ago when she was a child and Dennis was an excellent long-distance runner and she recognized him without fail and reminisced about the past.
"and so they disconnect
lively for one
and deathly for the next
their hearts curl up in silver balls
beating distantly
if at all
so lonesome now
with only one voice
so sad now
this wasn't their choice."
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After a fire and partial collapse. Abandoned Best Western/Cinderella Suites Hotel, Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Nine-coach LNER 'AZUMA' Class 800/1 Hitachi Bi-Mode 'Inter-City Express' No. 800108 approaches Hurn Road Footbridge, prior to speeding through Werrington Junction and its huge worksite for the grade separation project, due for completion in late 2021, working the 1A26, 11:15 Leeds to London Kings Cross Service on 15th July 2020.
The Separation - Leave Your Key On The Way Out
Quick (digital) sketch from imagination with a bit of Vallotton in mind, revisiting the theme of a previous sketch . (iPad, Brushes App).
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The space shuttle Discovery is seen from the International Space Station as the two orbital spacecraft accomplish their relative separation on March 7 after an aggregate of 12 astronauts and cosmonauts worked together for over a week. The area below is the southwestern coast of Morocco in the northern Atlantic. During a post undocking fly-around, the crew members aboard the two spacecraft collected a series of photos of each other's vehicle.
Image credit: NASA
View original image/caption:
spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/station/crew-26/html/...
More about space station research:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/index.html
There's a Flickr group about Space Station Research. Please feel welcome to join! www.flickr.com/groups/stationscience/
Was listening to a random playlist and heard this song and fell in love and was also an inspiration
Song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSZUo5U0LCI
Credits: envymebish.wordpress.com/2015/02/27/for-you-its-separatio...
Fuji GA 645i. Please view the full set here!
Kodak Portra 400. Medium format film. River Don, Sheffield. The edge of the Sheffield Wildlife Trust's tiny nature reserve called Salmon Pastures. It backs onto some pretty heavy industry.
In this photo you can see the first stage booster separating for its return trip to Cape Canaveral, FL. where it landed safely on 11-09-23.
Three arches carved by nature out of a sandstone cliff inspired the naming of Natural Bridges.
Of the three original arches, only the middle one remains. One collapsed in the early 20th century and another collapsed during a storm in 1980.
day 255
I find myself being thankful that my family moved around a lot, and also that I didn't have many friends, because it has made the transition to college so easy. I absolutely adore having friends that care for me and that I care for in return; I love getting to be responsible and doing my own laundry and going to work and decorating my room; I love being able to do crazy things like dye my hair different colors and walk around town and stay up till midnight watching episodes of Community on a laptop that's perched on a chair in the middle of our dorm room surrounded by friends. I love having an insane little fish friend at my desk and a plant of forget-me-nots growing in the windowsill. I even love going to class where the professors are excited about what they're teaching, which in turn makes me excited, even if I don't really care for psychology or math (and I might mention that I also love not getting busy work).
I'm obligated to say I miss my family (haha sorry Mom and Dad!), but it's not like I or they have disappeared off the face of the earth. I'm not sad that I'm away from them, but I am excited when I get to see them again. The same goes for Matt, only (and again, sorry Mom and Dad) I do miss him a lot. I just try not to think about not being able to see him every day, but think about how many days left until I do get to see him (and for the record, it's 72!). We text and video chat when we can, and that makes things easier. But I do miss seeing him face to face, going on dates, holding his hand. It's not a sad sort of missing though (I did enough crying the first two weeks of school), but happy. I don't know, it's kind of hard to describe. It's like I hate not being with him physically, but I know that it's just a little while until I will be again. I'm beginning to ramble anyways.
I am so excited about both of us though. I'm happy to report that we both have friends and are both loving college, and I don't think I would have it any other way. They say distance makes the heart grow fonder, and my love for him only grows every day. I am so unbelievably proud of him and I am so proud to be his girlfriend.
My attempt to copy one of the nice pictures presented here:
www.zarias.com/portrait-photography-tips-and-ideas/
One small octobox sandwiched between panels to avoid spillage
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Sortie Flickr' friends with Marco et David à l'Arboretum d'Aubonne