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If I ever had a superpower it would be the ability to fly!
Flickr is acting up again....shocker! I've been trying to upload a photo for a few days but it keeps timing out and the site keeps freezing up on me. Trying my hardest to get caught back up with everyone. Enjoy the day!
Union Pacific DDA40X 6931, from a group of 25 units reactivated for service, awaits departure from Salt Lake City, Utah on April 11, 1984. The unit would be retired in May 1985 and traded to EMD on a new SD60. (info from UtahRails.net)
68009 & 68003 head towards Nethertown with 6K74, the 16.49 Sellafield - Crewe on Mon 27th March 2023.
#MacroMondays
#Pareidolia
Tom knew he was destined for greater things. He was fed up with his kitchen job, day in, day out scraping the ceramic hob whenever the stupid humans in the house had been unattentive (again) and something had boiled over. Something he knew would never happen to him. Didn't they know he was an intelligent, sentient being? In his dreams, he was a fully-fledged robot with superpowers, and a famous, Michelin star-decorated Chef. His robotic swiftness and razor-sharp mind would revolutionise how the world cooked and ate. But here he was, inside a kitchen drawer, waiting for the next "Great Boil-over". As he was about to work himself into a rage of indignity (while his drawer mates sighed, eyes rolling: "Oh no, not another tantrum, Tom, come on!"), he heard the distant voice of one of the humans, and then the drawer opened. "There you are! Great! Come on, I need your help with a photo assignment, it will be fun!" "Finally she recognises my true talents", Tom huffed more to himself. "Well, it's not as if you were doing the scraping job alone, right? Because behind every ceramic hob scraper is a human hand that leads it. Isn't it?", the human said. "No need to be so over-dramatic...", Tom grumbled. But inside, Tom was smiling.
I didn't expect this to be so straightforward. Usually, pareidolia just "happens" but it's difficult when I'm deliberately looking for it. So I rummaged through the kitchen shelves and drawers with little hope of finding something I hadn't already used for a pareidolia-themed photo before, such as the old phone (its underside resembled E.T. but it has long been discarded) or the toaster's crumb tray (that had a surprisingly happy smile). But then I found "him", the unfortunate ceramic hob scraper that (or rather: who) has an even nastier job than the crumb tray and the cutest surprised face. On its flipside, there is the "GS" logo (GS = "Geprüfte Sicherheit", "Tested Safety", a voluntary certification mark for technical equipment), the production number, and the manufacturer's logo which I first misread as "TOM" (wrong glasses) but says "TCM". So "Tom" it was.
To make Tom look more interesting than possible with just the bland steel tone and the hint of rust on the pretty well-used blade aka his "hair", I used my makeshift colour filters to jazz him up a little and enhance the robot look.
A first single test shot already looked nice but since an image like this works best with all-over sharpness, I did in-camera stacking (15 Raw files combined in Helicon Focus, method B, R 8, S4). Size info: Tom is 4,5 cm/1,77 inches at his widest.
HMM, Everyone!
Spring in the Calder Valley and Colas superpower for 6E32 the Ribble Rail Preston - Lindsey empties.
Colas 56105 & 56094 have just passed over Horsfall Viaduct and are about to plunge into the tunnel after waiting their path at Hall Royd Junction after descending from Copy Pit.
My son spotted this healthy, young bull moose up on a hill at the south end of Maligne Lake. I managed to take a couple of decent photos of him posing on the hill. Then, for the next couple of hours, we patiently watched the bull and his starter harem of one cow, as they grazed.
We were lucky enough to have them mostly to ourselves, although a couple of photographers came and went. Then, the inevitable crush of intolerable tourists showed up, along with a few more photographers, some looking and acting quite professional.
My son is blessed with infinite patience... I say it is his superpower. We continued to watch the moose, just inside the tree line and managed to outlast the badly acting tourists. A few of us photographers shared the same site line and then it is just a matter of waiting for an opportunity. I'm so lucky my son doesn't mind when I do this to him and finally, when everyone else was gone or tired of holding their 600 mm lenses, the bull lifted his head and gave me this one pose.
I think of all the photos I took that day, this is my favorite because we outlasted almost everyone else and it was as if the moose rewarded me with one final shot. I said 'thanks' as always and we were on our way to Medicine Lake. I hope the young bull is successful with his mate and maybe even rounds up another one or two during this rutting season.
Approach with caution I can get overwhelming
But in the best way
So, babe, if you think you can handle me
Please handle me carefully
Intoxicating
My insecurities don't take vacations
So, babe, if you think you can handle me
Please handle me carefully
'Cause I'm strong in a way
That I know how to show you my fragile, oh
She'll be gone in a minute
If you don't think you're lucky to have her
So
If you think you can handle me
Please handle me carefully
I could be your favorite dream
Baby, nobody could love you like I do
Yeah, I'm impressive
I know my superpowers
Now you're invested
I know you wanna come and lay with me
Fall asleep right next to me
I'm only human
I spent the last years running
But since I met you, I ain't running from nothing
Baby, you could be
Just exactly what I need
Gestern habe ich euch die Seebrücke von Kellenhusen gezeigt, an deren Ende sich eine Wand mit Löchern befindet, durch die der Wind pfeift und ich mal ein Foto Richtung Kellenhusen gemacht habe. Am Bildschirm habe ich erst bemerkt, dass der Mann der DLRG auf dem Wachturm mit seinen Superkräften das Riesenrad anhält :-)
Yesterday I showed you the pier of Kellenhusen. At it's end there is a wall with holes through which the wind whistles and I took a photo towards Kellenhusen. On the big screen I noticed that the man from the DLRG on the watchtower stopped the ferris wheel with his superpower :-)
A lengthy 991 trailer train from Richmond to Willow Springs has superpower up front to expedite a rapid passage of the Tehachapi Mountains. A solid set of six Warbonnet liveried General Electric Dash 8s and 9s pass over Cliff Siding west switch on a perfect spring afternoon.
Jasper is always eager to show us his athletic prowess. Nothing like some frisbee in the back yard to prove you're a dog with superpowers.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful sensitive human being. The world did not see things the way she did. She felt things deeply. She felt everyone’s sadness. But little did she know it was her superpower. The power to rise above the darkness and help others do the same. The call her an Empath. – Jane Lightworker
I don't want to be anything other than what I've been trying to be lately
All I have to do is think of me and have peace of mind
I'm tired of looking 'round rooms wondering what I gotta do
Or who I'm supposed to be
I don't want to be anything other than ME
soooooooooooooo
i was a mess like 5 seconds ago.. but i decided not to.
so i listened to this!
it always makes me feel better.. :)
yeah.. a song changed my day.. i have a superpower heheh
whats your song?
"As women, we have superpowers. We are sisters. We are healers. We are mothers. We are goddess warriors."
-Merle Dandridge.
Point of View is a 2006 landmark public sculpture in bronze by James A. West, with the city of Pittsburgh in the background.
ARTIST DIALOGUE:
“POINT OF VIEW is an iconic piece with timeless relevance which truly embodies my ‘Art as Dialogue’ vision statement. Both literally and figuratively, there is quite a lot happening in this piece. POINT OF VIEW memorializes a meeting between two prominent historical figures who fought on opposite sides of the French and Indian War – a worldwide conflict between two superpowers, England and France – and who put their differences aside for the greater good of all. As I created this sculpture, I intentionally wanted both figures to be viewed as equals. Their heads are at the same elevation. They are faced eye-to-eye. Guyasuta sits with his back against the west. Washington keeps his gaze toward that direction in deference to the westward push by colonists. They are listening to each other. They are having civil dialogue and putting their differences aside. That’s the story. That’s the lesson for us all, then and now.”
i thought not fitting in was something i had to fix -
now i see it is my superpower -
maxime lagace`
taken @ a place between trailors
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Simply%20Heaven/135/108/26
-PANDORA- Varvara - Mules - 005 - Lara X
-PANDORA- Varvara - Pants (FLAT) - 003 -Lara X
COCO LOUIS - NOTHING Jacket - Light - PetiteX
Mon'amu Earrings L / Dreamlike
Mon'amu Earrings R / Dreamlike
Tableau Vivant \\ Siria - windy - Colors
Horseshoe Falls in Tasmania's Mount Field National Park - taken last month. I only got a couple of images of this waterfall because the mist was so thick it made the front of the lens all wet in just a few moments.
This is the first upload on my new computer. We'll call it a supercomputer because that's how it feels right now ... I have been using the same workhorse for years now and for the last year or so it has been struggling and crashing often enough for me to get worried. So I ordered a computer that will see me out for a few years. Processing this image in Photoshop and Nik Software was so easy with absolutely no lag. Even the process of turning on my old computer could take around 30 minutes and would cancel out my early morning energy. This one just springs into life in a matter of seconds thanks to its i9 processor. Everything is ... well faster. A lot faster.
I remember this feeling well - i'll leave the image first uploaded with my last computer in the comments. So here's to increased productivity and a new era.
Wild dogs have a superpower, they can levitate. These guys are very excitable. I watched them jumping up when they saw something exciting, like a hyena coming too close, prey, or simply to meet a returning pack member. After a nap they would all excitedly greet each other, milling around and often jumping over each other. Sometimes, when not quite running, they would somehow be airborne. (African Painted Dog - Lycaon pictus) (Sony a1M2, 400mm lens, 1/2000 second, f/2.8, ISO 3200)
His superpower is simply by being cute. When he is in the area all he needs to do to earn his next meal us simply sit there. People will just throw food at him. If I had this power, I would sit outside Taco Bell and be 1000 pounds in a week.
Yesterday morning I was lamenting how short fall always feels. Last night we had our first snow in NWA 😆. Time keeps on trucking no matter how much we want it to slow down. I think that's one of the beautiful parts of photography. It gives us the ability to freeze time for moments here and there and that's kind of a cool superpower to me.
📷 Nikon D780, Nikkor 35mm f/1.4
This photo was taken for the Grove Photo Club
This week's theme is "What is your superpower?".
Photo Club meets every Saturday at 11.30am slt. Feel free to join
In flower terms, it corresponds to this beautiful and delicate daisy's ability to persevere and stand upright (and look amazingly good while doing it) despite days with little to no sun and nights with temperatures around or below freezing.
In relation to humans, resilience describes the ability of people or communities to survive difficult life situations such as crises or disasters without permanent impairment.
Resilience is a special power of the psyche to withstand stress - a distinctively courageous and life-affirming attitude. And it's something we all carry within us. So you don't have to learn it somewhere, you just have to train this skill. Whether we always look astonishingly good as our daisy is in the eye of the beholder. So there is no guarantee for that.
And so I wish you access to your resilience this week. No matter whether you need it or not.
Look within yourself and perceive this superpower that you were born with. Take it and be grateful for it. Because gratitude is an important part of resilience.
Bezogen auf Blumen entspricht es der Fähigkeit dieses wunderschönen und zarten Gänseblümchens trotz Tagen mit wenig bis gar keiner Sonne und Nächten mit Temperaturen um oder gar unter dem Gefrierpunkt durchzuhalten und aufrecht zu stehen (und dabei auch noch erstaunlich gut auszusehen).
Bezogen auf den Menschen beschreibt Resilienz die Fähigkeit von Personen oder Gemeinschaften, schwierige Lebenssituationen wie Krisen oder Katastrophen ohne dauerhafte Beeinträchtigung zu überstehen.
Resilienz ist eine besondere Kraft der Psyche, Belastungen auszuhalten – eine ausgeprägt lebensmutige und lebensbejahende Haltung. Und es ist etwas, was wir alle in uns Tragen. Man muss es sich also nicht erst irgendwo aneigenen, sondern diese Fertigkeit nur trainieren. Ob wir dabei zusätzlich immer erstaunlich gut aussehen wie unser Gänseblümchen liegt im Auge der jeweiligen Betrachter. Dafür gibt es also keine Garantie.
Und so wünsche ich Euch für diese Woche einen Zugang zu Eurer Resilienz. Ganz gleich, ob Ihr sie gerade nötig habt oder nicht.
Schaut in Euch hinein und nehmt diese Superkraft wahr, mit der Ihr schon geboren wurdet. Nehmt sie war und seid dankbar dafür. Denn Dankbarkeit ist ein wichtiger Bestandteil von Resilienz.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
being different is your superpower!
Location Bella's Lullaby
- Malaga Top + Bra
- Flying Piggy Animesh @ ACCESS
- Roro Animation Set (static 4 m) @ equal10
45212 Class 5MT 'Black Five' LMS 4-6-0
& 48624 8F Class LMS 2-8-0
Breaking the morning quiet in Lancashire, visiting duo 45212 and 48624 charge passed the foot crossing at Summerseat as they begin climbing toward the station. The pair, representing Worth Valley and Great Central railways respectively, were at the East Lancs for a March gala event in 2017.
Saw this moment at a Railway Station in Karnataka. The colourful dress this old man was wearing is what caught my attention.
At the Equal10 Event: Doux Cardi hair, Miss Chelsea Reva Dress ♥ N-Core Ella boots, Lelutka head, League Alessa skin, Maitreya body.
Sunset selfie.
60 second long exposure self-portrait using a 10-stop ND filter. Surprised to see it worked. Staying still is my superpower apparently.
part meditation, part therapy that lets me dig deep into a confusing world and help make sense of it. I follow my curiosity, seeking understanding and tend to focus on situations far from my reality and people very different from myself :-)
Steve Simon
HMM! Justice Matters! No one is above the law!
prunus, fastigiate purple leaf plum, Cripoizam', j c raulston arborwetum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
One of many Turkey Vultures soaring through the canyon near the Queen Creek Tunnel at Superior, Arizona.
Their superpower is sticking their bald heads inside a dead or rotting carcass. They are busy cleaning up the dead animals they find. Doing us all a service by their cleanup efforts.
Operating the final 'Waverley' charter of the 2019 season, Stanier 'Royal Scot' class no. 46115 'Scots Guardsman' and Bulleid 'Mercant Navy' class no. 35018 'British India Line' cross Lunds Viaduct on the climb to Ais Gill summit. The train had commenced in York and took the Settle & Carlisle route to the Border City, before later returning by the same route. 'Scots Guardsman' just worked the Hellifield to Carlisle and return section of the tour.
a little about this character.
in the past Suzu is a five-tailed demon kitsune, why in the past? because for his sins he was executed and reborn as an ordinary person, and the present life is his last life, if he did not commit sins, and remained kitsune, he could be reborn.
He does not have any superpowers and memories of the past, even the demons do not know about his past origin
and now he is an ordinary person like everyone else