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I thought it could be a Christmas card image
Of snow, dry stone walls, fences, telegraph poles, tracks, and hills. Lancashire at its most normal in winter.
Stacksteads
*Edited in Snapseed. HDR.
Mid thought/mid conversation standing in my studio/shop . Nikon 50mm 1.8 Series E @f2 in available light.
I thought I heard something just under my bedroom window. So I walked the wall that marks the Mansion ground to see if some critters dig under it. But I couldn't find anything. Maybe I just dreamt it? But at least I could try out my new jacket to see if it is of any use when it gets colder
... my first photograph of 2020 was of this pensive Chickadee. They are one of my favorite birds to watch.
youtu.be/D9KCqItgmxk?si=WSVCDQh_smzZVG9D
..." one more step, he said to himself, one that I remember on the way home and there she will wait for me raising his hand... come...
He rose at dawn, whispered to the breeze: one more step... and waving among the paths of life, she received him in her ear... they both smiled...
Four sips of coffee, three thoughts, two turns of the key... a drop of rain wets her cheek, (She cried with joy, closed her eyes and thought about her arrival)... they both smiled...
He knows how to blur the traces of his footsteps, but today, with an upward curve under his nose, he knows that there is only... one more step"...
Moon.
Memories of seaside holidays (from the archives, painfully aware that this summer I'm most probably skipping the pilgrimage to the sea)...
Here 'golden hour' meets 'blue hour' in the same frame.
This is a severe crop from a photo of a Cypress tree at Lake Verret. This little section of the tree caught my attention while I was processing, and just wouldn't let go!
Looks like something from a Grimm's fairy tale!
She's been down this road before...
She has given you her all, but you just want more.
She will reclaim the power she entrusted in you...
It will become her strength to move on, and find someone new.
,,,consume me.
thank you all for the dialogue yesterday about i love you. i really enjoyed the thoughtful discussion.
I thought I'd post this rescan of the D&H RF16s at Wells, MI to go along with the news that one of the Sharks, the 1216, was on the move, at least for a short trip. I happened to catch a video yesterday on You Tube by Ron Asselin showing the 1216 moving from the warehouse in Escanaba to the Escanaba & Lake Superior facilities at Wells. The old Baldwin was in rough shape and missing its side panels. It was being pulled by one of the ELS switchers, but at least it was moving on its own wheels. Why was it being moved to the shops is the billion dollar question. I know that the plans are for the two sharks to be donated to a museum after Mr Larkin, the owner, passes. I hope he is still enjoying good health; he has assembled quite a collection that he keeps private. Sure, it's sad that we can't see them, but at least they are out of the elements and being preserved. Hopefully, the time will come when they will be displayed for all to see.
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non c’è disagio, in questa foto, ci tengo.
non poverta’, né fame, né tristezza.
nulla da commiserare, nulla per cui pensare che al mondo ci son persone più sfortunate di noi, anche se è vero.
solo –forse- un po’ di speranza, o magari un momento di intimita’, e di pensieri che volano fuori dalla finestra, dove c’è un mondo –grande- che si vorrebbe vivere, e magari lo si farà proprio.
è un buon natale, ma buono davvero, insomma: nienteppiù.
:)
A thought can gain strength and grow into poetry, a short story or even a book. All things have beginnings that are usually small and humble. Great songs begin with a thought that grows into lyrics. A musical note will grow into a melody, a chorus, a hook and a refrain. A single flower in a bud vase can become a flower bouquet when we give thought to something bigger. “A Single Thought” can change how we write a story and how the outcome of a story can change. Thanks for viewing my work. I just had another thought, Gratitude and Kindness can change a life, maybe even yours.