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A sight that had to be taken , all of a sudden there seems to be blossom on a lot of trees , a most welcome sight indeed .
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Each day you watch from the window,
Sometimes from the balcony,
Trying to find the light into your duty,
Like if the lifetime was of little importance for you,
But one day you fall on someone,
Who came brightling your days,
But you know as the humans days are counted,
When she will disappears it could destruct your own world,
And will lose something who count the most of all for you,
You will stay again alone on my balcony,
Looking the sky searching her,
How to change a destiny,
When someone is convince to don't have more days.
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The sound to fit the text.
Rio sight seeing with
Scenery Photoreal FSX by
Paulo Ricardo
Mega Route Rio São Paulo and
Natal City
Pack5
aircraft
Golden Age Simulations New Standard Series D for Microsoft FSX
A stitched panorama made from 8 photos.
This image is better viewed: LARGE
Benched in Southern California
It seems like a long time since I've seen large butterflies, like this Swallowtail, around here. Right after I grabbed this shot, another butterfly joined this one and they flew off together. A welcome and beautiful sight.
Duluth & Northeastern 28 undergoes testing on its first fire-up since restoration efforts were completed (mostly).
Best laid plans 1. Arriving early at Slittingmill found lovely morning winter sun for the second week running for a Tyseley GWR loco, but there were some shadows across the line. But in the end these didn’t matter too much.
Collett ‘Castle’ 4-6-0 no.5043 ‘Earl of Mount Edgcumbe’ made a terrific sight (and sound) as she headed the Tyseley Warwick Rd-York “Christmas White Rose” past the crossing at Slittingmill, near Barrow Hill.
It was nice to see friends Alan Burkwood, AlanP, and Trev (JoeJoe) and Robin in the large gallery that congregated for the ‘Castle’.
I spent about a week cycling around the Faroe Islands. As I rode along the way to Saksun, I was suddenly struck by a terrible blizzard. When it finally opened up again, the whole valley showed itself in all its glory.
My Canon Eos 7D hung around my neck throughout my visit but was scarcely used. I fired my pocket camera much more. At least here its lens barrel proved useful as a prop for a visual pun.
In these cold and frosty days such sights are very nice and a little bit happy surprise. the workload in the office is too heavy and this can be the last upload of the year.
when I cannot see.
Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. (Hebrews 11:1)
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Trust in the Lord with all your heart; and don't lean on your own understanding. In all things acknowledge him, and he shall direct your way. [Proverbs 3:5, 6]
Okay, this was a total inspration. Thanks to Alexandria Lomanno's Stretch out to reach the stars (78/365)I might have a new set. Please please please look at the notes on this shot. I had not known that the angel on my door was actually in the shot, but mistaken, it was there for a reason. The angel symbolizes the Lord watching over me/guiding me when unable to see on my own. "Trust in the Lord..." the verse says, and that I shall do(:
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-It's better bigger
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As seen from Schilthorn (2970 m) - Murren cable car
The Trio: Eiger (13025 ft), Mönch (13448 ft) and Jungfrau (13642 ft) - from left to right; considered one of the most emblematic sights of the Swiss Alps.......
Hiding in plain sight while always keeping an eye on what is happening: A skill only true ninja cats have...
Taken in Arthur's on the Green, a beautiful boho bistro in a converted public lavatory in Twickenham
After several hours of shooting various different angles of this tower with torches or in this case the drone, I packed up my gear and headed back to the car, However it wasn't as easy as that. As there were no paths and it was pitch black I had to make my own path yet again, This time through dense waist high bracken and tall grassy tussocks, the snap your ankle kind. It was not easy gong but eventually made it down without injury, just a wet foot from standing in a bog! I got back to the car and fired up the burner for a pot noodle and a coffee before I set off to the next location.
And who doesn't enjoy a pretty sight? I know that I do. Well, I thought that this was such a sight and I wanted to share it.
As you walk along the path from Tyneham towards the sea this is the first sight that you get of Worbarrow Bay from the cliff top. You are greeted by the sweep of the majestic cliffs and an expanse of milky water. In this image, even the leading line of the barb-wired fence adds to the attraction. The clouds allow through enough of the sun to create patterns of light and shade on the water
Photographer: Vincenzo Travino
Model: Akire
Camera: Canon AE1
Film: Ilford HP5 Plus 400 35mm
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