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I got quite the surprise today, 4 king parrots showed up Big Boy and his partner and Our friendly one Mr K and his partner. In this photo you can only see three, just before I took this shot one of the females flew onto the fence!
Well actually just one…. but definitely grey. Can't wait to ditch the Mo at the end of the month…. Don't mind grey in my hair but a grey 'tache just makes me feel old.
The theme for Me again Monday was to take a selfie from a "different perspective"… I think a triptych counts!
Triptych concept for a portrait stolen from this awesome set of stranger portraits.
And an obvious candidate for Musically Challenged - "Keep on Smilin'" - Wet Willie
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil! The three wise squirrels of Hanningfield Reservoir Nature Reserve!
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A photograph of a Three Banded Plover seen here on a lake side in the Mkhaya Game Reserve in Swaziland. A less well known, and less visited, game reserve this area is nonetheless a spectacular sight for game and birds.
An idyllic holiday resort? No, just Sydney Harbour. View from Chowder Head to Sydney North and South Heads.
Old growth temperate rainforest, Keith River Road, the Tarkine, northwest Tasmania. The trees are Myrtle Beeches (Nothofagus Cunninghamii). View On Black
They are clearfelling this forest for woodchips. In fact, the stand we were trying to see on this drive was gone when we got there (our notes were five years old). It's very wrong.
I find rainforest a very difficult subject. A fantastic sight when you are there can turn into a mass of confusing detail in the corresponding 2-d image. I put these strong features in the foreground in an attempt to get some depth into the scene. Fog would have been ideal, but I wasn't so blessed. I think the pan crop also helps to reduce unnecessary detail, but I am not sure about the framing on the left side. I included as much of the background as I had to the left of the tree, but perhaps it is not enough and I should have cropped in a bit. Sky was overcast which I think works better than the full sun I had to deal with last time I tried a shot like this.
We were back in Tassie over the long weekend, and without internet access, so this is the first of a few catch-up uploads
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Original image taken on March 20, 2025, at The Oaks shopping center with the Slow Shutter iPhone app. Thousand Oaks, California. Textured with DistressedFX and Snapseed apps.
The Flickr Lounge-Three The Same Or Similar
Saw these lovely animals this morning on the way to Trumansburg.
Three Star Coaches Optare Spectra JHZ4931 is seen approaching Bedford Bus Station on a school contract, 3rd November
Built in approximately three days - I worked quite directly from a piece of reference material, which I don't usually do, but I'd say this turned out pretty dang well. I'm currently working on both my Star Wars Factions landing platform MOC as shown in my last post, as well as another cyberpunk vig which is a little larger than this one. I'll try to get a photo of these two cyberpunk builds together once the second is done.
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“When photographing women, we have three paths: photograph them with the "male gaze” ; photograph them as "photographer eyes” and photograph them as "poet feeling”. I always try to be the three ...” by Old Roger
The Santa Fe Trail and the rough unpaved roads of New Mexico Territory in the 1800s were tough on freight wagons. Fort Union had a large Mechanics Corral, formed by the shops and quarters enclosing it on three sides. Among the various shops were included two forges where a blacksmith repaired wagons, and a wheelwright shop.
Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico
From my September's trip to Northern California.
Bodega Harbour, California, USA
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Three guitar styles are photographed here, They are a Gretsch G2622T semi-hollow body streamliner, A fender CD-60SCE acoustic-electric and a Sir L7 Les Paul style solid body.
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Location : Nelson Bay, Dolphin watch.
I supposed to capture dolphins, but I guess I wasn't so lucky this time, instead i captured these three amigos... lol :))
Today is our 6th wedding anniversary so I thought I would throwback a honeymoon piccy. The Egyptian Pyramids with the very smoggy Cairo in the background.
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I took these Photographs (some time during the summer of 2001) of Sun Flowers that I grew in my Backyard Garden in Pinellas County, Florida. The Date shown is the July 11, 2001, which is the date that the Kodak Lab Scanned my Film.
Disclaimer: These photographs were taken with my Minolta Maxxim 5000 35 mm Single Lens Reflex Camera with Color Slide Film, when I was just learning photograph, so they are very soft & grainy. I brought my Film to a Local Pharmacy, and they sent it to a Kodak Lab for Slide development and the generation of a CDROM with all of the Slides from my two Rolls of Slide Film. I then touched up the Photographs from the CDROM for Exposure and Saturation with Photoshop Elements before I added them to my flickr˜ Photostream.
Those of you who follow my work know I have a thing for shooting freight under wire. The week before last I got a tip that CSXT Middleboro based daytime local B727 would be making a relatively uncommon move that was long on my wish list to shoot. B727 runs five days per week between Middleboro and Attleboro on the MassDOT owned and Mass Coastal maintained and dispatched Middleboro Subdivision serving customers and interchanging with the MC along the way.
On Thursdays they normally sneak out on to Amtrak's NEC main at BORO interlockong for a two and half mile shove west down Track 4 to East Junction to work a couple customers on that historic bit of trackage that I've written about in this caption: flic.kr/p/2jck93J
But there is one other customer in the area that every once in a while gets a switch. And on this day after shoving out they reversed direction and ran east a mile to a short twisting lead splitting off just short of Holden interlocking. This lead reaches down into the building of Polyfiber Inc. a subsidiary of Holland Manufacturing makers of industrial packaging, specialty coated and laminated products, water activated tapes and other products.
B726 ran the mile west with three cars trailing three GP40-2s and just short of Holden they stopped and made two trips down and back on the lead to pull one empty and spot one load before shoving back east through Attleboro station toward East Junction. They are seen here shoving all the way into the building with three geeps to spot up a lone covered hopper at the far south end.
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Thursday January 14, 2021