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This change, he won't contain.
Slip away, to clear your mind.
When asked, who made it show?
The truth, he gives in to most.
So lay down, the threat is real.
When his sight goes red again.
- Chevelle
Leica IIIf + Summaron35mmF3.5
/ Kodak Portra160NC
- selfdeveloping Naniwa Color Kit S (1:1)
/ vuescan
I gotta join the party tonight ( just banquet at the "Izakaya", lol ) so catch you up tomorrow.
It is not the Moon, it is the Venus.
I took this photo from the balcony last night at 10:38 p.m. and only 10 minutes later Venus had already disappeared behind the horizon.
In addition to the 300mm I used a 1.7x teleconverter in front of the lens here.
Distance to the larger wind turbine in foreground 10km and only 45 million to Venus ;-)
Eastbound 64T grinds up the grade at MG Tower east of Gallitzin with a pair of SD40E shoving hard on the rear. The end is near for the signals at this iconic Pennsy location.
SERU-4 (Selkirk N.Y.-Rutherford Pa.) is coming south off the siding at CP7 on Conrail's Riverline in Bogota N.J. SEWA-4A, waiting out of sight on the main, will be next to head south. GP40-2's 3307,3305,and U33B 2923. Howard Kent Jr. photo.
In my depth of sight I see, the basics of nature staring at me.
The Longing for simpler times and the most basic of needs.
Searching for quite in the rush of getting things done.
In my depth of sight I see, the basic redesign of me.
The Longing for the simple to be more common than weeds.
Searching for a rush of peace before the morning sun.
In my depth of sight I see, the basic creation of love in me.
The longing for a simple life starts with simple deeds.
Searching for anything that brings a sense of calm to one.
In my depth of sight I see, basic ties to the earth and me.
The longing for simple has been found in these tiny seeds.
Searching for nothing as the earth sprouts my daily fun.
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Photograph of new seeds sprouting from out of the crumbles of old tree's. Mirrored only.
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One the west side of Trail Ridge Rd. we stopped for a bit and as the back of Denise's hat say's this is Colorado's Rocky Mt. National Pk.
Class 360 Desiros were once an extremely common sight here on Heathrow Connect services but since being ousted by 387s they have been in store at Long Marston. Newly outshopped in EMR colours from Eastleigh Arlington Works the former Greater Anglia example (last of the fleet) is being towed back to Cricklewood by 47 749.
It's not often you see two short haired blondes in the same photo! I found myself in front of the camera with the fabulous Mandy EyeCandy at November's Big Night Out in Milton Keynes.
Lance Cpl. Alexander Morris, a rifleman with Battalion Landing Team 3rd Battalion, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, sights through his rifle scope during dry-fire training in Djibouti, Feb. 22, 2015. A contingent of MEU Marines was ashore in Djibouti conducting sustainment training in order to maintain proficiency while deployed. The 24th MEU is embarked on the ships of the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group and deployed to maintain regional security in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Joey Mendez/Released)
Male koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) has left his tree and is enjoying some dirt beneath his feet in the Australia Outback section at the San Diego Zoo. Conservation status: vulnerable
Sometimes we meet very special people in our lives that really touch us.
Yesterday I met someone very special. And I really hope he stays in my life.......
Lumber is one of the biggest businesses in New Zealand, along with sheep farming and dairy. Most of it is exported – not surprisingly – to China, and needless to say, China also wields much influence in both New Zealand and Australia.
All these logs are prepared for shipment to China. While they make for nice photos, at first sight, the deforestation seems shocking. But New Zealand is blessed with amazingly fertile soil and year round rains, and they plant trees expressly for export. Most, if not all these logs are from trees that were planted some 20-25 years ago.
This is one of several photos of the same lumber yard taken from different angles as we drove around it.
These two shots show our cruise ship, the Holland America Noordam, in the background.
[blogpost]
Witching Hours, Witching Days.
Halloween is full with haze.
Howling Wild, Rituals spells
born from the pits of hell.
[credits]
Gloom - Briar Witch Eyes
RAMA.SALONxSintiklia - Sofia
FOXCITY. Cursed Bento Pose
FOXCITY. Photo Booth - Spinner's Crypt
Day 19 [1-19-2016]
Back to classes. Today was quite the busy day. I started off the day driving around with Dee and Andrew on a little back to school scavenger hunt while Burlington was being hit with strong wind and snow showers making the drive slippery and dangerous. Thank got we made it back safe and sound with everything we needed leaving me with my first and only class of the day which was the next class in my cinema history studies. This picture was taken through the frosted window of my classroom. I have seen the sunset from this view on numerous occasions but seeing it through the light clouds with the snow covering the ground, its a whole new beauty. This snow is here to stay for the next few months and I am starting to love it.
Can't wait to see what the next day brings!
The demise of the former RhB Class Ge 6/6" locomotives has seen the regular use of Ge 4/4"' machines as well as the smaller Ge 4/4" units on freight trains. In this view taken a Bever, refurbished 650 had charge of the Albula Valley freight 5129, the 10:05 Chur GB to Samedan.
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