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There’s something highly exciting for children about escaping someone else’s sight. Perhaps it is from playing "Boo" when you hold a hand in front of your face then say "boo" as you move the hand away. It often gets a smile from both baby and adult. At an early stage children believe they can not be seen if their eyes are covered as though when two people can not see each others' eyes they become invisible. Does this go on into adulthood? When we don't look at a beggar does that make them invisible?
Maybe I think too much on Sundays?
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...
lift-off as an eagle flies by...then the geese, gathering for migration, settle back onto the wetland.
A DRS move today saw redundant loco's 47805, 20312 & 47790 move from Carlisle to Crewe. Class68 Vossloh 68003 is seen here dragging the locos past Euxton on a very gloomy morning.
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 !
...
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
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16,000 kilometres
1 film
2 photographers
1 year
film swap with frzw
Not a lot of these wooden elevators left in Kansas. I found this one by accident while searching for directions to a friends farm that we were going to do some fishing at on the 4th of July. From ground level it is mostly obscured by trees and well marked with no trespassing signs. I had my DJI Mavic Pro drone with me and just enough battery life left to send it up to capture some video and still images. Located in Millerton, Kansas.
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
She's such a poser... perfect! View On Black
April 2013 A month in 30 Pictures: Day 26
Exploring the real and the surreal.
Two images montaged together, one taken at a London bus stop and the other in a surreal dimension ;)
This grey fox mom let me catch sight of her once again a few days after the first time. Avila Beach, CA, USA
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What a sight! A dead pine tree in the middle of logged forest, a few empty, likely forgotten old, nesting holes and one filled with a female Northern Hawk-Owl (Surnia ulula). Can it get any better? Happy Days!
Mt. Cook is a car-stopping, heart-pounding mountain the first time (and second, and third...) you see it. The "Cook" stayed hidden for several days while I was in the area then out it came, leaving me gasping for breath.
BTW... the bluest water I've ever seen is in New Zealand.
What do you see, Nessie?
A philosophical meditation on pregnancy, parenting and medicine....very creative...I loved it!