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Sometimes you just need a new direction to go in!

bouncing off the walls after 2 cappuccinos at MadCap

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Start Point lighthouse in Devon. This is where we took Ronald on his first proper walk

again sunflowers are in the bloom.

 

After my focus in the last two or so seasons too much on the aspect to get a fine aperture star of the sun, i now consider more to get the sunflower highlighted. Maybe I therefore just stress it a little too much to keep the aperture max wide open ... my guess F5.6 would be better: flower sharp and backgroudn still as bokeh.

A juvenile Northern Harrier

Inspired by a Getty photo

A bit cold with the wind....but has the Vivid fever....

 

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Oil , water and food colouring in B&W.

"It might all come together for a moment and then just as quickly it is gone." - Narelle Autio

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ODC-Start

 

As Fall arrives Charlotte starts to produce egg sacs. Come spring her little babies will hatch and disappear into the garden.

Pelicans getting to a slow start... It was 9:30 already :)

The pelican on the right is the youngest pelican I've ever seen.

 

American White Pelican / Pelikan Dzioborogi (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)

From Sund, Lofoten islands Norway

Moana Beach

South Australia

 

New year's dawn for 2014 began with sultry conditions and rough seas locally (the water was swelling over the posts at times) . I hope to make the most of a couple of weekends away in the first few months of the year before settling down to look after #2 due in April :)

 

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Second shot taken at Start Point with the sun just off to the left of the image.

The Tide is out at Blyth Cambois beach on a perfect morning as GBRf Class 66/3 No. 66303 "Preston North End" starts its long journey north with the 6S45, loaded alumina tanks bound for Fort William.

60 years ago this was a very different scene, a large coal mining area where steam hauled coal trains would arrive from the many local pits and load their cargo onto ships from the wooden staiths which are still evident today on the River Blyth estuary on the other side of the current rail line.

Blyth Cambois even had its own steam depot.

All gone now along with the coal industry which sadly has left the area fairly deprived as nothing has replaced the mines.

16th May 2026.

 

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www.phoenix-rpc.co.uk to the Phoenix Railway Photographic Circle .

This world is going down hill and not anymore pleasant and gives me much comfort and assurance as it was. My only hope is God's hope in Yahusha Ha'Maschiach ( Jesus) and looking forward to the world beyond and our transformation to who we are. But the hurdle is getting so difficult and going through trip overs, temptations to sin are enormous. Unless we are strong in our faith, it's so easy to slip away and be on the mire again. But God has always had this message in a small voice " don't let anyone steal your heritage and reward." I always had this in mind that God would not let anyone go through a trial/ testing more than one is capable of handling. Yahuah will always put a way out. I'm looking for this a way out.

  

First passemger train of the GCR 2023 Winter Gala arrives at Quorn with 78018. Only two coaches and a van so most people waited for the following train

Cold Autumn Morning

Explore, Jan 9, 2013 #378

ꒌ ОТКРИВЕН зимски брлог Ситроена у Црној Гори!

 

► █░▓ EXCITING MOMENT! Finally, after a lot of digging, we have reached the first actual part of the find. It seems that the early humans had a fair use of plastic materials too!

 

My car's winter den revealed on Durmitor mountain. The hydraulics have given way to the pressure from above and the vehicle sank almost to the ground (its the lowest position). But everything remained unharmed actually. Only after half a year the car won't survive a typhoon without injuries.

  

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A view over the cliffs from Start Point

Flamingo( Phoenicopterus roseus)

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Leica 90mm F2.8

Kodak 5222 Double - X Cinma film

HC110 1+47 19C 12min

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Barrow Bay, Keswick , Lake district,

Another very early morning start this magnificent view is on the right-hand side leaving Keswick

The American Redstarts have returned to the North East. They are the only warbler with an all black plumage with striking orange.

Santa Claus Steam Train in Munich - leaving for a special Tour!

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