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A nice couple allowed me to photograph their pup jumping into Lake Dillon. I emailed them a number of the shots, and picked my favorite of the bunch to post.
A full V/Line mark three livered set with N467 head south towards Wallan as train #8330 from Shepparton.
As the V/Line fleet is slowly being updated to the new PTV livery, seeing a full V/Line Mk3 train is gradually becoming less common.
Heathcote Junction, Vic.
26/12/18
Thank you for the texture
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The beauty of a winter's morn -
when snow is fresh and clean;
Boughs on evergreens clothed in white -
a pretty sight to be seen.
Bushes are, themselves, a garden -
to be remembered in the spring;
A postcard scene on a winter's morn,
to me, is everything.
Joan Adams Burchell
Natural designs,
inline with the earth.
Spiritually dressed,
in shapes and colors.
Earthly designs
like no others.
Show us what our
thoughts are worth.
Clothing designers,
use from the earth,
that which was
the earth mothers.
Every design ever seen,
was created on the ground
before fashion existed.
Natives sight saw,
long before,
the designs,
that of which our
mother wore.
Borrowed are our
thoughts of design,
from earth and time.
What a wicked game you played to make me feel this way
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Eyes: Storybook - Heimdall @ Uber
Head: Genus - Classic
Body: Legacy - Female
Hair: Doux - Lala/Stella
Scar: Duckie - Domestic
Ears: Mandala - Season 2
Head piece: Aisling - Edyna
Nose chain: RichB - Arrow Nose chain
Tattoo: VoluptasVirtualis - Ria
Lip piercing: Suicidal Unborn- Face piercing Set 01
Eyeshadow: Lempika - Pack Black
Cloak: Junbug - Gretal cape
Top/String: VoultasVirtualis - Susan
Skirt: Lowen - Angelica
Pants: Blueberry - Cake leggings
Sleeves: Ison - Occult Jacket
Background: Lux Aeterna - Versailles Hallway
My guilty pleasure is and always will be New York... It's just a crazy place and I love it
As you can see from above, I recently had the chance to go up the new tower and captured this image - I hope you like it and will understand why I have posted it
Please do not copy or reuse my work without asking first.
Always something interesting to see in London.
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I have not explored my brother-in-law's neighbourhood
for a long while. It had been a hot day but had cooled a
bit so walking with the evening breezes was so nice.
Mostly retired people live in this enclave, so some pretty
gardens and yards to admire plus this beauty.
listening to Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs - 1966
"Little Red Riding Hood" - film clip from
The Milton Berle Show - so funny, especially
the one go-go girl whose frenetic dancing
seems to be to another song !
Yet another Pennsylvania Railroad Heritage Unit sighting after catching it leading in the pouring rain back on May 19, 2017, I got to see it less than two months later in perfect weather heading up NS train 21G (Rutherford, PA to Chicago, IL, BNSF Corwith Yard, stacks, to become BNSF Q NYCLAC) as he flies through downtown Brimfield, Indiana on NS' ex-LS&MS/NYC/PC/CR Chicago Line.
NS 8102 is an ES44AC and was built by GE for NS in February of 2012 as one of their original heritage units.
Here's a link to the May 19 shot on 21A: www.flickr.com/photos/97918773@N08/40066214181/in/datepos...
One would think this photo was taken in flight from an airplane but actually, I captured this magical moment from my 11th floor apartment window. My window was partially frosted, the temperature outside was deep freeze -25C Windchill overlooking the Toronto skyline. When I focused on the sunrise, the ice turned to brilliant diamonds and a flock of pigeons flew by. To me it is a magical moment. A heavenly sight. Freedom, bliss and warmth.
i used an overlay by peririca.
i cannot do one of the linky things because i cannot remember how. anyways.
this was taken on a photography course i did with two other friends.
tibby and rae rock my world mayyyn, rae's flickr will be tagged thingy over there >>> or somewhere. check her out, she's very talented and very nicey nice
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the walk liberating, I was released from forms,
from the perpendiculars,
straight lines, blocks, boxes, binds
of thought
into the hues, shadings, rises, flowing bends and blends
of sight ..
from corsons inlet
archie randolph ammons
16,000 kilometres
1 film
2 photographers
1 year
film swap with frzw
She's such a poser... perfect! View On Black
April 2013 A month in 30 Pictures: Day 26
This grey fox mom let me catch sight of her once again a few days after the first time. Avila Beach, CA, USA
This almost didn’t happen last night or early hours of this morning. A sudden change in the weather conditions at the site we had originally thought of going to catch our first glimpse of our celestial friend in 2018, led to a equally sudden change of plans drive out to Fort Griffin, a historic site about three hours west of Dallas.
Thanks to my friend Wisanu Boonrawd who drove us there and back while his wife Sasi NaHm kept him company and my other photographer friend Nat and I nodded off in the backseat.
Luckily except for the bitter cold, the sky was mostly clear and there were no other photographers to “coordinate with” and deal with on coming car headlights etc. The place was peaceful as usual. The Texas Longhorns that call this place home were happily chewing cud in the dark while packs of Coyotes howled in chorus in different directions from time to time. An occasional Skunk and jackrabbit made sure we were aware of their presence. We did not have time for more than a couple of compositions and the uncomfortably cold conditions forced us back home with the help of another Starbucks Dark Espresso keeping Wisanu awake at the wheel.
For this image, Low Level Lighting was employed for lighting up the Sutler’s Store ruins and the foreground. Dim LED panels on tripods one to my right and one behind me were supplemented with another face down inside the ruins.
Fort Griffin, now a Texas State Historic Site, was a US Cavalry fort established 31 July 1867 by four companies of the Sixth Cavalry, U.S. Army. SUTLER’S STORE The sutler, or civilian merchant, located at the fort sold settlers and soldiers a variety of canned foods such as tomatoes, peaches, oysters, and milk and other supplies like candles, gunpowder and ammunition. Most of the sutler’s profits came from settlers and buffalo hunters, since many soldiers relied on their rations and preferred to spend their wages on liquor and gambling.