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official Fan Zone - Public Viewing - Olympiapark München - projection with two Pani Slideprojectors (80.000AnsiLumen) on a MagicSky (900qm)
The 1964 bridge next to the new Queensferry Crossing due to open in 2016, a shot taken between Inverkeithing and North Queensferry Fife.
My Two Fish page is from Secret Garden, An Inky Treasure Hunt and Coloring Book by Johanna Basford, colored with Prismacolor Premier Soft Core and Verithin colored pencils.
Seen at Van Nuys California in April 1992, ex Delta Boeing 727-232 N727OB of Orca Bay Aviation in company with former United Airlines Aerospatiale/SUD Aviation Caravelle 6R N98KT, delivered to UA in 1961 as N1017U unfortunately broken up here in 2010. The cockpit section of the 727 survives as a exhibit at Boeing Paine Field Washington State.
Two photos from our trip to the motorbike museum in the New Forest.
Here is the building the bikes are kept in. The Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum is home to around 500 rare and exotic motorcycles from all over the world. Two sides of this building are dedicated to them and on the right there is a nice tearoom. (We overheard a conversation, that they are building a new cafe soon). Next to me (not in shot) are two small craft shops, so there's plenty to see and do during a visit!
Dublin
One for sorrow,
Two for joy,
Three for a girl,
Four for a boy,
Five for silver,
Six for gold,
Seven for a secret,
Never to be told.
SPAX AEM-7 2307 brings up the markers on Wash-1 as the train crosses over to track one at Neshaminy.
Two towers somewhere in Berlin. I used a ultrawideangle in order to get them on and processed them into black and white. A composite with an extra long exposure shot for the sky.
The sun was setting behind these two bridges in Bridge City Texas
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In this view taken at Woodham Brothers scrapyard at Barry Island in 1982 two of the least fortunate residents are seen rusting away in the salty seaside air.
Furthest away from the camera is one of the last ten residents British Rail standard 4MT tank 80150. Following the closure of the yard it eventually found its way to the Mid Hants railway in 2011 where no doubt it joined the back of their restoration queue.
Nearer the camera is seen LMS Stanier 8F 48518. This locomotive no longer exists, well not in its current form. It has been dismantled and its parts utilised in various rebuild projects, most notably the new "County" project at Didcot and also the new Patriot.
All it will take is a collection of stitched-together bison hides and a central fire-pit and these, two-of-a-kind, still under construction,
"room with a view" condos can be yours if you act quickly. No pesky lawn to mow. Only lovely wildflowers. The Mission Mountains in your backyard. A fresh water-source in the side yard. Who do you know who has a view-field anywhere near as magnificent as this homesite has? As much privacy as this one
has? The peace and serenity? And where are the troublesome neighbors? Nowhere to be seen, that's where? Do not hesitate, home-shoppers. This one won't last ! Lease to own, own to lease. We are entertaining all serious offers. Short term leasing available. And, as an extra incentive, all home tours feature free balloons for the kiddies.
I made this capture just outside the Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana in Charlo, about 50 miles north of Missoula and just shy of the lovely town of Polson on the shores of Flathead Lake.
What kid hasn't fallen in love with teepees once or twice in his life. And what respectable senior citizen doesn't still have a goodly amount of kid in him?
(A free hot tip: Do make sure to visit the Museum here right
on Route 93. I highly recommend it. It is one of the best
Native American museums in the west and also features some marvelous fine art, very unique cards, gifts and jewelry. Do tell
Jo that Dennis says hello. And ask for a free night in the teepee).
Carolina Wren and Dark-eyed Junco. The Carolina is quite sociable and often hangs out with the finches. It's not often that I see it with other birds such as this male junco.
being a little bargain basement today with a one day only two for the one special.
Well I thought it might stop you getting fed up seeing this hair do that I have just realised is very blond.
Would I change anything? nah I don't think so.
Two lynx? No! One of these lynx is kind-hearted Mimira who has shapeshifted to welcome and reassure Lily's lynx. Lynx are elusive forest-dwelling creatures, so need encouragement to leave their habitat and join the Quest. Thank you Mimira!
Two Trams - İki Tramvay
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Two Giant lightning bolt striking next to a wall of rain south of Boulder Colorado towards Golden, heading east to Denver. This is a view Central East Boulder County looking to the southwest towards the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Very active lightning strikes, we were out of the wind and rain north of the storm a great viewing point.
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Two men at a Manhattan storefront as a Columbus Day parade passes by.
Switching gears again today, this is another photograph from our October East Coast visit. The trip was primarily geared toward photographing autumn color in New England, but we managed to sped a couple of nights in Manhattan between that and our homeward flight. Our visit coincided with what New York still refers to as the “Columbus Day Parade,” though a more modern designation is apparently also something along the lines of Italian Heritage Day. (One bizarrely noteworthy moment was seeing Rudy Giuliani yucking it up at the front of one of the floats, but I digress…) We wandered around the periphery of the parade route, where the onlookers were in many cases more fascinating than the parade itself.
I made this photograph using one of my “blind shooting” techniques. There are lots of different thoughts about how street photographers should (or should not) interact with their subjects, and I think they all have some validity. Here I did not want the subjects to be distracted by me, so I held the camera in front of me as I walked by and made a couple of exposures without look directly at the two men. I think it paid off. I feel like there are a number of ways to try to make sense of what is going on here and what it might imply, but I’ll leave it to viewers to figure this out.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.