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If you're lost you can look and you will find me
Time after time
If you fall I will catch you, I will be waiting
Time after time
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Two time lapse sequences of 258 and 121 exposures (focal lengths of 24mm and 70mm, respectively; 1/8 sec) taken on the evening of 23 Jan 2009 from Trocadéro. The zoom is not digital, it was done manually with the lens itself.
© 2009 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
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Not very many of the dogs at the daycare get their own snacks. A few are on special diets and the puppies normally bring their own bag lunches but for the most part they go the whole day without eating.
To add a little bit of excitement to the day, and to distract them from my own lunch break, I started chopping up carrots (3-4) and giving them to the dogs as a special treat. I think they like "carrot time" quite a bit.
Normally assigned to local switching duties, MRL GP9 #130 gets a brief moment of prime time attention at the helm of the company's Silver Cloud business train. The train was brought to the NP Depot in downtown Missoula for a stationary luncheon, and is now shoving back to its normal place of residence at the G.O.B.
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People record time by measured units so as to chronicle its passage. Certain events such as a New Year are observed and celebrated by much of mankind. Nature also keeps a record of time, chronicling its passage in the layers of rock, the rings of trees and many other methods as the seasons come and go.
However it is recorded, time marches relentlessly onward into the future.
This photo was taken by an Asahi Pentax 6 X 7 medium format film camera and Super-Multi-Coated Takumar/6X7 1:4.5/75 lens with a Zenza Bronica 82mm L 1A filter using Fuji 160NS film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
This sturdy looking barn looks to be in good shape yet even though the barn is surrounded by tall grass and mature trees that illustrate it has been a good number of years since the doors were left open for cows to enter and be milked.
In most of the earlier years of its intended use, a young farmer probably had no thoughts of his lifestyle and method of making a living coming to an end. Like most farmers as he went about his daily work he probably twirled ideas around in his head thinking about how he could expand his operations and maybe even provide a pathway for one of his sons or daughters to carry on his farming lineage.
But today looking back, there was a day when he ground feed for his cows for the last time, milked for the last time and saw the milk truck rumbling out of his driveway for the last time. Gone were the thoughts of expanding and in their place was probably a struggle to adjust to the new realities facing him.
Last times in our lives often sneak up and nip us much like a stranger's ornery dog, quietly and with little warning. My wife and I have been privileged to travel to her family's home in Australia over a dozen times but one day we suddenly realized health problems signaled those trips were all in the past.
(Photographed near Princeton, Minnesota)
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Link to Cincinnati Zoo..............Steller's Sea Eagle
Never far from water, the Steller’s sea eagle displays impressive fishing skills. Taking advantage of warm updrafts of air, the eagle glides above the water, looking out for fish. Its favorite prey, the salmon, has an extremely tough skin for which the eagle is equipped with a specialized hatchet-like beak.
In addition to diving from above, the sea eagle will also stand in the water and grab fish as they swim by.
If given the chance, Steller’s sea eagles will steal food from other birds.
Fact File Length: 3.5 to 4 ft
Weight: Male - 11 to 13 lbs,
Female - 15 to 20 lbs
Wingspan: 7.5 to 8 ft
Habitat: Forests and rocky shores along the coast or near large rivers and lakes
Prey: Primarily salmon, some carrion, mollusks, crabs, small mammals, and birds
Status: Species at Risk (IUCN—Vulnerable )
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Bowls laid out ready for the first course.
119 Pictures in 2019 … #35. Dishes/Plates
A winter’s morning spent at Mottisfont.
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The driver on an outbound Irish Rail EMU train waits for the signal to depart as an inbound train arrives on the other track.
This scene is at Drumcondra station, which is in Dublin, a few miles outside Dublin Connolly station, where the train originated.
Calibri pocket watch on a Graflex Graphic View II. Taken with Graflex Crown Graphic 4x5. Schneider Xenar 135mm f4.7, Ektachrome 100G expired ~2006. Exposed as EI 64. Developed as a positive in D76 stock 10min at 38C. Exposed to video LED daylight about 15s per side 5 inches away. C41 4.5min, blix 10min
2024 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, Week 10, J for Jigsaw The magnolia tree in our garden is out in bloom at least three weeks early ! Made into a kind of jigsaw puzzle for this week's theme.
Wow, I never would have guessed this one made it to Explore, it entered at #457 on 10/03/2024, thank you so much to all who viewed, gave hearts and comments !