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Hi friends, I would like to warn you that I am having problems on my PC, but soon I will be back. Sorry for my absence on Flickr from you and the delay to blog the beautiful creations of my designers friends, but I hope to solve this problem as soon as possible. I wish you all a wonderful weekend with lots of light and love. A kiss with love
Marcy Tomsenβ₯
We are about to enter the doldrums of cloudy and rainy November. So here, I present a colourful, cathartic capture to counter the "meh" of the eleventh month! #TBT
Memories from Italy
Tower of Mangia
The Torre del Mangia is a tower in Siena, in the Tuscany region of Italy. Built in 1338-1348, it is located in the Piazza del Campo, Siena's premier square, adjacent to the Palazzo Pubblico. When built it was one of the tallest secular towers in medieval Italy.
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I ran across these two shots from over 10 years ago that look like I took them yesterday. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing!!
Saw a coworker at North Park way back in 2014. This is his photo, but I used Gigapixel AI to increase the size of the image from 960x640 to 3840x2560. It mostly worked! Well, it worked better than I expected. There are some funky things going on if you look closely, but I think it was worth the price. Just don't expect to enlarge fine art with it. I think this app is best for enlarging old, low-res snapshots.
Thinking of last time we visited Epcot as plans to return later this year have been finalized. It's Throwback Thursday after all.
Once again a scan of a slide from my 1994 holiday in southern USA. This one was taken on a trip from El Paso to Phoenix.
Taken very early one morning, during a night shift five years ago.
Time flies when you have fun, I guess.
Today, I would never work night shifts on the south side.
This is especially for you Llanuza!
Algoma Central FP9A 1752 and friends bask in the golden sunset of a beautiful Sault St. Marie evening in August 1996. We had just returned from a private car charter round trip up to Hearst and back.