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Peak District valley mist
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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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Why did I start to care again? I was better of without any feelings inside me. but NO they came back. WHY!? I don't want them. I sound miserable. Sorry.
I do the best pictures when I'm under a lot of emotional pressure. Only thing that bugs me in this picture is the lower hand. Hate SL hands.
I will be blogging this outfit soon..probably.
P&W 4301 leads NECR 611 south up Belchertown Hill towards Palmer. This is 4301's last stretch before heading north for the paint booth, where it will be painted into Genesee & Wyoming's "candy corn" paint scheme.
"Every man has his own destiny: the only imperative is to follow it, to accept it, no matter where it leads him." - Henry Miller
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It was a beautiful day, but sadly Scott and I had to be adults and do things like grocery shop and other errands so we didn't get to enjoy as much of it as we would have liked.
But, those chores are done and now we can sit back and hopefully have a wonderful Sunday before the next work week starts up again.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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Start Point lighthouse on the island of Sanday, Orkney.
Unfortunately the lighthouse is on a little island that is only accessible 1 hour either side of Low Tide so this is as close i could get this visit.
The mushroom season in northern germany starts with porcelain fungus for me. This one i found in the Sachsenwald (saxonian forrest). The Sachsenwald is one of my favorite places, because of the many beeches. Most of them have been cut and replaced by conifers over the last centuries. But conifers don't belong here. The highest biodiversity of mushrooms is found in woods with beeches and oaks in my region.
Die Pilzsaison starte ich mit diesen Buchenschleimrüblingen aus dem Sachsenwald. Der Sachenwald ist eines meiner favorisierten Reviere, wegen der vielen Buchen. Die meisten Wälder bestehen hier aus Nadelhölzern, die hier eigentlich nicht hingehören. Die größte Artenvielfallt an Pilzen findet man darum im Laubwald.
Panasonic Lumix GH5
Sigma 60mm f2.8@f4
2x Stacks aus 85 Bildern
Mehrfachbelichtung
Skiddaw on the left and Blencathra on the right, reflecting in a mirror-like Tewet Tarn.
I've now started a page on facebook here - if you like my images please follow me on there too. Thank you.
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 :)
Calgary has had a real warm spell and morning photography is not so bad, Sunday morning was so warm I didn't even wear my snow pants:)
Start Point, South Devon. Conditions were not up to much, so I had a play to see what I could do. 10 Stop Kase Wolverine filter used.
Barrow Bay, Keswick , Lake district,
Another very early morning start this magnificent view is on the right-hand side leaving Keswick
A pair of locomotives, including the N&W heritage unit, head to Yutan, IL to pick up grain loads on the old Wabash main.
I have started doing some commissioned work so when I received contact from Sasha who said that she was ex-pro swimmer and loved Bronte, Bondi and Clovelly pools/ocean and would I do a portrait/lifestyle series of her in those areas for her Swimming School website - I was in seventh heaven.
Yes, I am living on bread and cheese(and cheese only on a Sunday ;))) but I do love it and am learning so much doing portraits/shots for other people - which has stretched me out even further. I keep saying - 'sure I can do that' and then hyperventilating inside . I do also say I have my own Rosiebondi way of doing things and that I am incapable of doing 'chocolate box' shots ;).
So Clovelly Beach is my latest discovery - its only 10 minutes drive away (next beach up from Bronte) and I used to turn my nose up at going there. It a mini bay, if you will, and is surrounded by concrete on either side however it has the most amazing deep body of water in between for snorkelling safely away from the surf and tides. Again it has its own mini-culture down there and Bronte Pool and Beach have been wondering why I have not been so much recently.
This was taken with my underwater Leica. The joy of photographing professional swimmers in water is that they are capable of doing all sorts of twists and turns and follow direction and Sasha did it so beautifully and Ms. Underwater Leica and I were in our absolute element. The more I live in this area the more I fall in love with it and its community :).
Sympecma fusca, common winter damselfly, It is one of only two species of European dragonflies that overwinter as adult insects. They start flying in February or March, on sunny days, when the temperature reaches 15 ° C. I had never seen so early in the year.
Excerpt from www.flamboroughtoday.com/spotlight/waterdown-village-welc...:
A highlight of fall in Waterdown Village is the annual Scarecrow Walk, starting in this eighth year on October 11 and running right until Hallowe’en.
“Once again, our local businesses and community partners will display uniquely decorated scarecrows, animating our streetscape and giving people of all ages more than 130 reasons to Walk Waterdown,” exclaimed Waterdown Village BIA Board of Management Chair, Amanda Groves.
She added, “The Scarecrow Walk has fast become a signature event for the community. Clues featuring mugshots of favourite monsters will be placed on 20 randomly selected scarecrows for scavengers to find for a chance to win shopping spree prizes. You can discover new businesses, take selfies with your favourite scarecrow entries, and test your detective skills to find all 130+ scarecrows and all 20 clues, for a wonderful day out for the whole family.”
Sometimes to maintain the sacred love space you have to go back to where it all began.
This is where you first told me you loved me. This is where I first told you all my secrets. You kissed me and told me you will always have my back...
Looking back I do not know what I was expecting, but I whatever it was you have exceeded it with no effort.
You are every dream I have ever had and ever dream I will ever have. I love you with my whole heart
Anyone's guess when Autumn hits Minneapolis.
Did anyone else take this afternoon off to watch the quadruple-header baseball playoffs?
Macro Mondays-Push/Pull
This is the Push Button to turn on my Breville Convection Toaster Oven. This is a new one, I replaced my old one after several years of constant use and I would highly recommend this one. My big convection oven heats up the kitchen too much so this has been a great asset.
This photo was shot a few days ago at Prairie Oaks in Central Ohio. If you look closely, you will notice that it is actually a buck starting new antlers.
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Street and Reportage photography from Glasgow, Scotland. This was the Friday School Strike in George Square, Glasgow, as part of the climate change movement started by Greta Thunberg.
A hundred and more school children were engaged in good-natured chanting and singing in full voice directly opposite Glasgow City Hall, and guarded by a line of police officers who did not take too kindly to me walking in the road to get these shots (even though I was moving past stationary traffic).
Enjoy!