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While exploring the Smith Rock state park area, I noticed the way the milky way looked between these trees and, even though the light pollution can be seen in the bottom of the galactic center of the milky way, I still liked the wa it turned out.
Shona sculpture/ Zimbabwe sculpture from an exhibit presented by ZimSculpt in the setting of Toronto Botanical Gardens - a few pieces from the exhibit were kept as permanent installations.
Mellow works of art in a way - with atmospherically tempered subtle accents of the reality of drama.
These are all rescue dogs from The Good Boy Dog school :)
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West Tennessee's Fulton Turn (T92) departs its namesake city one grade crossing north of the Kentucky-Tennessee state line, headed for the ex-GM&O Iselin yard at Jackson, TN. In the lead are ex-CR B23-7s #3172 and #4072, followed by ex-SP B30-7 #7855, which came to the WTNN via the Nashville and Eastern. First time I've seen the 7855 on a train.
Note the NS-style station sign for Fulton Junction; former crossing of two IC lines. NS purchased the Fulton - Jackson - Corinth line from ICG in 1988 and leased it to the WTNN in 2001. Unfortunately, the deactivated NS signal is hidden by an overachieving tree...and I forgot to bring a chain saw.
Three 1932 Ford's at Deuces Northwest, all built by Al Clark, owner of the hot rod shop in Victoria BC Canada. The black two door sedan has a reflection of Al's '32 Ford roadster in light blue and cream paint. The black two door sedan is a 'high boy' sans fenders and a chopped top. The dark green two door at the front is also owned by Al. The green two door is an original Victoria car which Al built as a hot rod in 1996. Al is well known for putting on the very successful Northwest Deuce Days car show, attended by cars from all over North America and one from New Zealand, the show was put on every three years and the last one, in 2019, was proclaimed by one hot rod magazine as the "worlds best hot rod show". Over 600, 1932 Ford's were in the show and around 700 other hot rods and customs no newer than 1951 rounded out the show. The show was held on the Inner Harbour streets of Government, Belleville and Menzies, one of the best show sites available with the Legislative Buildings and the world famous Empress Hotel.
The Three Sisters watch over fires burning through the bottom of the Jamison Valley under a clear night in the Blue Mountains.
Vertical panorama stitched, stacked and edited in Lightroom.
Taken: 2/12/2019
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You have only 12 hours to come and slap the board and get a free item. The boards have a limit of 100 so you may want to act fast.
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The Dreikönigskirche (Three Kings Church) in Frankfurt during the luminale light festival 2008.
Shot with the Nifty Fifty (50 f/1.8) as i was too lazy to change lenses, d'oh!
The lights were very hard to control. Usually i would have done a 9 shot bracket here, but i had only time for 5 shots, thus the lights around the clock are not optimal
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Taken in August with a IR converted Canon EOS400D.
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20211022_6915_7D2-95 Three ships awaiting
Three container ships wait to enter Lyttelton Port.
From left:
Rio Bravo
Hansa Bitburg
Maersk Garonne (in front of Hansa Bitburg)
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Common 22 degree halo, circumscribed halo both with colour and the faint parhelic circle is white, being formed by reflection from vertical end faces of hexagonal crystals falling horizontally. The usual display of a circumscribed halo (once or twice a year in the Bangkok area) occurs around noon and the circumscribed halo is circular with a 22 degree radius and overlaps the inner circular halo in this image. This event began at 9.00 am. and was more interesting with the circular halo and the circumscribed halo well separated because the sun was at a lower angle (around 50 degrees above the horizon). The inner circular halo is due to small randomly oriented hexagonal ice crystals and the outer circumscribed halo is formed by refractions in longer (pencil shaped) hexagonal crystals that naturally fall horizontally.
Reculver Towers
The remains of a 12th century church, Roman Fort and a Saxon Monastery at sunset.
They say the best things in life come in two. If that is so I'll have three pairs please.... :-)
Blessed Sunday Everyone!
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A nice round walk today from Flash to the gorgeous Three Shires Head. A bit muddy in parts and the legs are aching a bit. We both earned the coffee and cake at Baslow on the way home. Didn't have the tripod for this shot, just rested it on my bag and it worked out ok. If you have never been to this place its worth a visit. Not the most accessible place and probably best to avoid weekends, bank hols etc.