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A pair of SDL39's and GP40's work the yard at Trout Lake on 2-7-91. Train 35 has 584, 3023, 586 and 3004 for power on this bright winter morning.
The Two Towers of London, the Shard in the background and the Tower of London in the foreground.
Apologies but this was a handheld night shot, so was a bit of a challenge.
"Your own self-realization is the greatest service you can render to the world." -Ramana Maharshi
I was amazed when I got back to edit this photograph to find that of the several variations I took every single one has a duplicate moon! I Googled to research about it and apparently it is a rare phenomena where elements in the atmosphere like temperature, moisture and dust need to be just right for it to occur. It's called a Ghost Moon. Truly divine.
Spiders love these plants and make webs all over them and hummingbird wings often pick them up and trail them around. Useful when building nests since they are made of lichen and spider silk.
Éste es mi primer dúo, seguramente encontraré más!!
This is my first duet, I will surely find more !!
"Un dúo / A duet"
12 tesoros a encontrar / 12 treasures to find :
Maternidad / Maternity
La noche / The night
Alguien que juega / Someone who plays
Una sombrilla o paraguas / An umbrella
Rayas / Stripes
Un desconocido de espaldas / A stranger from behind
Religión / Religion
Libros / Books
Agua / water
Un dúo / A duet
Círculos / Circles
Una vista desde las alturas / A view from the heights
The Two Harbors Light is the oldest operating lighthouse in the state of Minnesota. The lighthouse is located in the city of Two Harbors, overlooking Lake Superior's Agate Bay. The construction of the lighthouse was completed in 1892, and it is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The 49 foot tower is made of brick and the head keeper's residence is attached. Nowadays, the lighthouse is still used as an active aid to navigation, as well as being a museum and a bed and breakfast. I took this shot thru a chainlink fence 'cause I was too cheap to pay for the tour...
So they finally hit the UK! Got them in Argos! More pictures with height comparisons coming shortly!
They're both really cute, Howleen is adorableeee!
A section of standing rigging from the U.S. Brig Niagara. Photographed at the Toronto Nautical Festival, June 2008 (Part of my Ships Set). The Niagara is a reconstruction of the first U.S. Brig Niagara which played a pivotal role in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. The original Niagara was sunk in 1820 and raised in 1913. Parts of the original brig were used in the reconstruction.
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I saw these trees this morning going to work, and i had to give them a chance :-)
used proHDR + photogene + lo-mob
Polaroid type 600, SX-70 Sonar Onestep.
No ND filter.
Thanks to F & M, it was a great week!
And apologies for posting a artsy-fartsy collage, but I've been walking around with this idea for ages now.... and I kind of like it!
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"Don't blame a clown for acting like a clown.
Ask yourself why you keep going to the circus."**
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**Disclaimer: OBVIOUSLY not talking about THIS Blythe-A-Day ... "SCINTILLATING CIRCUS GROUP" !!! hehehhh
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BLYTHE-A-DAY
A flickr group
JULY 2020
DAY 25: [our entry #2 for]: "TWO-HEADED GIRL" Theme
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I like being able to get two species of anything within one photo. Here is a Spotted Deer , aka Axis or Chita; deer. (people in Texas will know these) and a Sambar deer.
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20260105_5043_R62-200 Two Colours
Just 15 days ago (21/12/25) I photographed this market umbrella at the opening of The Village Green in our local shopping centre,
Then Crazy Tuesday annouced the theme for 6th January - two colours, so I had to go and take some more pics. This time I also used a circular polarizer filter.
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Two of the many tulips brought over by a friend were photographed with a K-S2 and smc Pentax M Macro 1:4/100
This belted kingfisher came up with two fishes with one dive. He cleverly managed to swallow the nearest fish while holding the second in the tip of its beak.
Second photo in first comment.
Two close ups of yesterdays bit of weather ... clear skies this afternoon as the wind is blowing like nother else ahead of a slow moving low pressure cell.
"Near Harlech Castle is "The Two Kings" sculpture. It depicts the sad story of Branwen, a tale from a collection of Celtic mythological stories known as The Mabinogion.
Bendigeidfran, King of the Island of the Mighty, was at his court at Harlech when Matholwch, King of Ireland, landed. He asked for the hand of Branwen, Bendigeidfran`s sister. The marriage took place and the royal couple had a son called Gwern who became king.
Later there was a war between the two countries caused by Bendigeidfran defending his sister's honor, and during the conflict Gwern was killed.
The sculpture is of Bendigeidfran with the body of his nephew.
The informational plaque reads:
The Mabinogion story of Branwen is a lament over the folly and carnage of war. Branwen, sister of Bendigeidfran, the King of Britain, departed from the court at Harlech to marry the King of Ireland. Their son, the boy King Gwern, was killed in the war which followed.
In the sculpture, the figure of Bendigeidfran, bearing the body of his nephew Gwern, symbolises the sorrowful burden that love can be.
Commissioned by the Welsh Arts Council and presented to the people of Wales in 1984."
Bronica ETRSi
Zenzanon Bronica 75mm f/2.8
Ilfrod FP4
HC-110 for 12 minutes - 47+1