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I took a picture of lovely Emma and Cris taking a picture. Now that i see they've both uploaded theirs, i thought it 'd be fun to join in with a third perspective while trying out a few new things.
Cris's version: www.flickr.com/photos/192307540@N03/53765620519/in/datepo...
Emma's Version: www.flickr.com/photos/emmainsl/53765137486/in/feed-142159...
P.s. Nip nops reluctantly covered
Still have our milk delivered and the diversity of bottles all very obvious here.
Just a bit of fun!
Pow40
Gypsum dunes against the San Andres Mountains at White Sands National Park near Alamagordo, New Mexico.
For the third time that week, AMTK 108 is leading a requalification run for the Adirondack, which has still not resumed service after covid disruptions (news articles are mentioning a resumption of service in the spring). Here it is backing up towards Central Station, with the right of way for the REM light rail line above at left.
For the third Sunday in a row, 20227 Sherlock Holmes and 20189 are being used on The Shakespeare Express, seen here arriving at Birmingham Snow Hill with 5T50 from Tyseley Standard Gauge Steam Trust.
We had three Iris bloom today, our first of the year ...
Bearded Iris
Colorado Springs, CO
Kingdom:Plantae
(unranked):Angiosperms
(unranked):Monocots
Order:Asparagales
Family:Iridaceae
Genus:Iris
Species:I. croatica
First time the cloud came into play, second got blocked by a Brighton bound unit so this was my third attempt to get a 313 unit leaving. Here sees 313203 leaving Lewes with the 2C26 1141 Brighton - Seaford. Oh and the Brighton bound unit passed about a half a minute later so it was close 11/6/22.
I’m guilty, baby
I’m guilty, baby
If having a bleeding heart is a crime
If loving you means I’m serving life
I’m guilty, baby
How bad I need you 
Ain’t enough words to say
Is it really over or just on a different page 
I’m guilty, baby
I’m guilty, baby
If having a bleeding heart is a crime
If loving you means I’m serving life
I’m guilty, baby.
The light was really bad when I found this composition a few weeks ago, so I didn't shoot anything worth keeping. I revisited my comp again a week ago when the clouds were looking really promising, but unfortunately they all drifted away well before sunset, so once again the results were mostly bleh!
So I wasn't expecting much when I left home in the rain for another attempt on Saturday afternoon. But the rainclouds were starting to lift towards the West, and I was hoping that they might clear up enough to let some nice light through. Fortunately my hunch paid off big time... I got exactly the kind of light I was hoping for!
This is a three image (landscape-format) panorama (with about 50% overlap between images).
Nikon D800, Nikkor 14-24mm at 21mm, aperture of f14, with a 1/40th second exposure.
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I've now had my tripod in this exact same spot on at least four occasions in the last two months... each time desperately hoping to get the shot that I had pre-visualised... but had not yet captured!
But... if I've attempted to shoot from this exact same spot four times already... then you might now be asking... why is the title of this post "Third Time Lucky"?
Well... because this is yesterday evening's shot... hah hah... nothing that I shot there at sunset today came close to what I managed to capture in this image.
The more you practice... the luckier you get!! :)
Nikon D800, Nikkor 14 - 24 mm at 20 mm, ISO of 100, aperture of f/11 with a 0.8th of a second exposure.
Before the third Queensferry crossing was built.
I spent some time berthed in Rosyth back 2013, a 30sec LE looking back down the Forth towards the then 2 bridges.
Leading lines rule of thirds, focal point of interest, and all that stuff
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looking from my room, past the other guest room, down to the playroom on the third floor -- india's standing in the doorway, & there's LOTS of sunshine pouring in...
Reflecting water ways, and silhouetted cross bucks fill a third of the photo, an SCFE east side empty cane train filling the other two thirds, gets up to speed with GP11 303. I thought he was heading for Moorehaven but when he turned south instead of north it was a beat feet and speed moment out of town to get a great sunset outside of town. The SCFE has a small number of load outs east of Clewiston compared somewhere around 15-20 loadouts on the USSC, so catching these guys going east took me by surprise but during cane season, the trains almost never stop.
After days of downpours, so much rain! There are two waterfalls at Company Mill Preserve, now a third! Coming through the old stone dam, what a pretty sight! In Explore!
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Once again the Fast 5 were unsuccessful in their hunting this day. Here one of the 5 gives it another go.
Masai Mara
The third and final image of a short series illustrating the colours on display at the Westonbirt Arboretum.
My personal favourite of the series and the colour with the most impact.
I have a first life. I live a Second Life. Out there there's another world waiting for me to live yet a third life. I can dimly see it from here. It's far away. I need a way to get there.
MUSIC - Deep Sleep
although this is a potted standard topiary that I've been trying to kill for years and thankfully haven't succeeded. It's got a really tiny top now, but look at the colors of the blossoms. Thank You, Jesus.
3rd Cascade
Meadow Creek
Mill Springs
Wayne County
Kentucky
What I love about Meadow Creek is, as you walk upstream you're greeted by scene after scene of beauty. After climbing up the the 2nd cascade and walking several feet you come to the next drop. Although not tall, 4 feet or so, it makes for a wonderful foreground as you see the final cascade in the distance. The spring greens were really popping here and I couldn't resist a few shots before moving on and shooting the last. Truly, Kentucky at it's best.
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