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I love BBQ potato chips, but ONLY these; no sweet or heat or ridges . . . LOL!
Taken for the Jules' Photo Challenge Group:
March 14, 2023
National Potato Chip Day
ODC-Random
Stu planted some Burdock in one of the raised beds in the garden and he was thinning some of them out this morning.
A pair of Bald Eagles look over the big pond at Willband Creek Park to see almost no waterfowl in evidence. What few were around were mostly hidden in the bulrushes..
A thin red line on the horizon marks the finality of the setting sun. If you look carefully, there's also a red halo encircling the space where the sun has just been. Photo taken last year at Lake Erie in Northeast Ohio. No Photoshop was used on this image.
Close up of a seed capsule from something...no idea what. It was on a branch that had blown across the trail from somewhere else.
Rob Hatfields Scania Blue line just beats the rolling block on the A63 to allow Allellys trio of locomotives to join the dual track.
thin cracks in dryed clay
Cracks on the base of the master model for the Sisyphos casting tool after demoulding from the new build mould.
Feels like the evening coming closer
Drawing like a shawl around me
It's a beautiful sunset
Still the sun goes down, down...
Tell me that you'll love me forever
Or go without another word
With our hands holding tight together
Out into the new world...
And you're standing on the edge of something
Tell me I was right to care
Well you know that I'm in love with you
Stepping out into the thin air.
By Aqualung
15/52
I have been inspired by the color blue a lot lately. I guess its because it is always cold in the east coast. I am ready for some warm weather.
I took bunch of photos in this location with my niece. I am very excited to start working on the other images. And thank you so much everybody for such a lovely response on my last photo. I feel very honor to know that so many people find my work interesting. THANK YOU. <3
Did a double take when I encountered this little figurine of the Virgin Mary standing a lonely vigil over a frozen grave. The statue looked familiar enough, however the headgear did not. Only on closer inspection did I realize it was a snow cap balanced precariously on her head. Couldn't believe it had accumulated like that and hadn't been dislodged by the wind. These little cemetery memorials are pretty forlorn to begin with. But the effect is compounded seeing them out in the freezing cold. The just seem so much more vulnerable.
I know the horizon is a bit wonky but this is how I shot it...found a piece of thin ice in our bird bath and loved the texture of it.
Since July 7th, at least 10 American law enforcement officers have been killed by gunfire in the line of duty, with many other being wounded.
My father is a police Sergeant, so I can attest to the extreme difficulties police face everyday. While not all police are honorable (as it is in all professions), the majority are just as much heroes as out military veterans. They are often treated like dirt by people they deal with everyday, encounter very traumatic situations on a regular basis, and face the reality that the next traffic stop could end their life. A significant percentage of officers struggle with PTSD, but usually don't ever receive any form of treatment. Their job is tough enough without having to worry about being gunned down simply for wearing the badge. I ask you to support American police officers in this time, and pray that peace would come to our country.
The top black line represents the public, the blue line represents law enforcement, and the bottom black line represents criminals. The Blue Line is all that stands between the two.
The long, thin island is the Île aux Cygnes (swan island), chich is crossed by three bridges, pont Bir Hakeim, pont Rouelle and pont de Grenelle. On its far end there is a 12 metre high replica of the statue of liberty. the sports stadium in the foreground is the stade Emile Anthoine.
Camera: Nikon FM2n
Lens: Cosina Voigtländer Ultron 40 f/2 SL II ASPH
Film: Kodak Portra 400 professional grade colour negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
I shot this scene from a small board. Seen at the Chinsegut Conservation Center, north of Brooksville, Fla.
A beach near Lizard point during some nice light. I liked the simplicity of this although it isn't particularly inventive or anything. The light just seemed enough. Thanks for all the comments on the last shot, much appreciated.