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This is one of these photos that I didn't try to do this to:). Reno just look so handsome with the late evening sun on him & I was across the garden & just took a photo through the flowers...View On Black

Happy Furry Friday!!! And for those in the USA, HAPPY FOURTH!!!

 

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another shoot today with Anthony, only a quick one though ^_^

 

this is a massive crop of the original >_<

 

I exhibited this at Salisbury Arts Centre Thursday 2nd October - Saturday 1st November 2008.

 

The print it's self is 30x30 cm, (35x35cm including the frame) and is from a limitied edition of 4. Conditions of the exhibition is for the work to be smaller than 40x40cm (including a frame) hence the small print.

 

Print is up for sale.

QUIVR is a community live-streaming space for DJ's, Artists, Producers and Music Collectors based in the music hub of Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

 

HWW folks

This shot was taken on board the MAS A380.

 

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The most imaginative title I could think of for this F-unit Friday posting, second generation edition. NJ Transit F40PH-2 No. 4121 blasts through Ridgewood Junction NJ at the convergence of the Main Line and Bergen County lines with an outbound train on an overcast 10 July 1984 afternoon.

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Through the window. Somewhere between Chiang Mai and Ayutthaya. Same guy as on Clémence’s picture

Last weekend as I said before we encountered the most beautiful views ever...we were traveling above the clouds. I mean, all human beings were under cloud cover below us but the sun was shining for us...It was just one of those incredible experiences one cannot record. Not really...I tried and here it is, but it is just too hard to convey...I will never forget it though...

 

And Larry, this is SNP and you were there about the same time!

 

Try Larry Browns's photostream ...awesome!

 

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Serenity is knowing that your worst shot is still pretty good.

Johnny Miller

 

From a wander this morning

I shot this rose through a glass door. A new photo technique. LOL

 

explore 2/2/08

Early morning...The road leads to West Lake Tohopekaligia as well as Twin Oaks Consveraton Area in Kissimmee, Florida.

 

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Carolina Coastal comes through the pines and other trees on the way out of Pinetown, NC headed to Belhaven, NC. Rural railroading in north Carolina.

A very rare westbound manifest passes through Nephi, UT. The train was running under the symbol of MSCWCX-22

Through the Iveagh Bequest, Edward Guinness gave not only Kenwood House and its grounds to the nation, but also some 63 major art works, pieces of sculpture and furniture. An extremely wealthy man, his collecting from 1914 onwards was much assisted by the impact of the First World War, after which many owners of stately homes found they could no longer maintain them. This is a bust of Zeus Ammon, a Roman copy of a Greek one.

Newmarket famous for it's horses and racing, we are also gifted with the stud fields and countless number of fencing and gates, lucky this one lends itself to the sunset.

In the beautiful rolling hills of Effingham

A nonstop train passes through the Finchley Road Station, London.

Long exposure out of my window.

Rokinon 8mm, f/11, 7 minutes, ISO 100.

Glimpses of light through a maze of interwoven tree branches.

 

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Riding Rocky Mountaineer through Spiral Tunnel in British Columbia, Canada.

 

Just west of the Canadian Rockies’ Continental Divide lies Yoho National Park, a beautiful land of jagged peaks and roaring rivers. Back in the late 19th century, however, the Canadian Pacific Railway company didn’t exactly see the beauty of Yoho. After all, the company had to figure out a way across the notorious Kicking Horse Pass and its perilous 1,000-foot drop from Wapta Lake to the plains just east of Field. Determining how to safely create one of the steepest railroad stretches in the world was no easy task. The original rail route had a dangerous 4 percent gradient, and it was a disaster. The first train crashed straight into a canyon, and it would be another 25 years before the CPR would build Spiral Tunnels.

 

Spiral Tunnels was completed in 1909 and remains a true feat of engineering: two vast tunnels running figure-eight loops through the snowcapped mountains. The upper tunnel cuts a swath through Cathedral Mountain for 1,000 yards, while the lower tunnel steers through Mt Ogden. By going around in loops, Spiral Tunnels double the length of this railroad stretch, reducing the gradient to a much safer 2 percent.

 

Watching two-mile-long freight trains rush through Spiral Tunnels is quite a sight. It takes a while to realize you’re not watching three different trains going in opposite directions, but instead, one long train looping over and under itself, deep into the mountains and up the valley to the Kicking Horse Pass.

 

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NJ Transit PL42AC #4002 leads an afternoon express train westbound about to pass through the station at Secaucus, NJ on a dreary August 7, 2024. Tropical storm Debbie was on it's way to the region as the outer fringes were already moistening the area. Ilford HP5+ rated at 1600 ISO, Pentax MX.

Look through at Lauwersoog

 

After a pretty standard sunset at Knowlton church I tried to get some alternative shots and this was just a quick one looking through my 50mm lens looking at a purple flower. I think the flower really looks cool from this perspective!

Here's my tiny series of fog photos. I hope you like them as much as I do.

Quite the unusual view of a bike, don't you think?

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[Hasselblad 500 c/m / 150mm Sonnar / Fomapan 100 / November 2018]

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#PolarNoire #River #Reflection #VisualPoetry #otherworld #mourning #sunset

 

The cheery livery of an Arriva trains Wales class 158 brightens up the scene at Smethwick. The train was the 11.27 Holyhead to Birmingham International service.

The view was taken along the aqueduct carrying the James Brindley contour canal over the straighter line of the Thomas Telford Wolverhampton - Birmingham canal.

The camera was wriggled through the cast iron bridgework and pointed, more in hope than in anger...

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After nearly an hour of nothing moving, I was about ready to call it a day and head home when I noticed a blade train coming off the Front Range Sub! The train was instructed to pull through Rennicks and continue south on the Joint Line. A new crew was waiting at Walnut Street. Here, the train is coming through Rennicks Yard.

 

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Alice and Iracebeth Through the Looking Glass 17'' LE dolls (2016), next to Queen of Hearts and Alice in Wonderland 17'' LE dolls (2011). All by the Disney Store.

 

I was late to the party, but I finally caved and bought the Alice and Iracebeth the Red Queen Limited Edition Through the Looking Glass 17'' Dolls from my local Disney Store several days after their release. I got both of them on Thursday, June 2, 2016, three days after their in store release in the US. They still had several Alice and Red Queen dolls for sale on the shelves. I picked the best of what they had available. I show them boxed, during deboxing, and fully deboxed, both alone and with other dolls. Alice is #1233 of 4000, and Iracebeth is #1159 of 4000.

 

Both of them are still available online in the US Disney Store site as of July 10, 2016.

 

Alice Limited Edition Doll - Alice Through the Looking Glass - 17''

$129.95

Item No. 6003040901370P

US Disney Store

Released in store 2016-05-30

Released online 2016-05-31

Purchased in store 2016-06-02

#1233 of 4000

 

Iracebeth The Red Queen Limited Edition Doll - Alice Through the Looking Glass - 17''

$129.95

Item No. 6003040901369P

US Disney Store

Released in store 2016-05-30

Released online 2016-05-31

Purchased in store 2016-06-02

#1159 of 4000

 

Limited Edition Queen of Hearts Doll - 17''

$99.50

Item No. 6070040900074P

US Disney Store

Released online and in stores on August 22, 2011.

Purchased second hand June 6, 2015

#356 of 500

 

Limited Edition Alice in Wonderland 17'' Doll

$99.50

US Disney Store

Released online and in stores on August 22, 2011

Purchased second hand February 10, 2015

#241 of 500.

   

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