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SPAX AEM-7 2307 brings up the markers on Wash-1 as the train crosses over to track one at Neshaminy.
Two Medicine Lake and Sinopah Mountain at Glacier National Park in Montana 7/8/24 | Landscapes in The West
Here we come to Llandygai Industrial Especially at the Arriva Depot In Bangor is two withdrawn and lonely Dennis Darts which is Y542 UJC 842 and X541 GGO 909.
These are my two oldest nephews, Frazier, (left) and Alaric. They are 23 years old and 21 respectively. Although it seems like yesterday that I was holding them as babies, these young men have grown up to be brave and strong.
This past week, Alaric was sworn in as a Marine. He will be going in the service in a few months. Alaric went through some major changes in order to get ready to do what he's wanted to for a long time. First, he had to lose a lot of weight- probably close to 40 lbs. or more! Alaric takes after me a lot, including having a predisposition to being on the heavy side, so he worked very hard to get in shape to be accepted by the Marine Corps. This picture was taken last Christmas, before he lost all the weight.
Frazier takes a lot after his dad, my brother, in looks and spirit. For a while, he was determined to be a police officer, so he went through police academy in preparation, but then realized that he really still wanted to also join the military. He plans to pay off some of his debts and then join the Army in hopes of being a Ranger. With his prior training and athletic ability, he should do well.
These two aren't the only heroes in the family. The youngest nephew, Drake, who just turned 19 in January, wants to be a firefighter! They are all strong and brave and we are so very proud of their courage and will to serve their country and help others. Please keep my nephews in your prayers, as they will need all the protection they can get in their chosen paths in life.
These are my two lovely cubs. Gir is the one in the bed and O'malley is the orange tabby. I saw Gir laying on this table in the guest room. I put the bed there because it was such a sunny spot and they both enjoy a good basking in the sun. She was sleeping so peacefully but her brother spotted me giving my attention to her so of course he had to run in and join. The light was wonderful. this is slightly edited not too far off the original.
Two piers aka jetty; one old and broken wooden and another one new concrete pier which symbolise two generations that contribute to society. For more info feel free to visit my page www.facebook.com/MunzerPhotography
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Two Geese Landing. San Joaquin Valley, California. December 1, 2017. © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Two geese descend to land in a wetland pond
Since we’re well into my “bird season,” focused on migratory and other birds in California, I’ll stick with that theme a bit longer. I photographed this pair of geese (I’m pretty sure they are Ross’s geese) back at the beginning of December. It was a productive day, with lots of different birds placing themselves in places that I could get to — cranes, ibises, geese, stilts, and more. Near the end of the day I moved to a pond where the light would come in from the right, highlighting light and shadow and the textures of the birds features. Not too long before sunset, geese began to arrive and land in the pond, and I was able to photograph their descent.
I often marvel at the contortions of these birds during the final instants of their flights. In the air they are often graceful, but the landings vacillate between that grace and nearly-out-of-control clumsiness as they transform from creatures of the to earthbound animals. They glide in, instinctively facing into the breeze, and can sometimes then seem to almost drop right out of the sky. Wings go upwards, feet extend down, and necks stretch forward, and quickly they are on the ground.
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 and Amazon.
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Two bowls of matcha waiting to be enjoyed while taking in the view of Hokokuji Temple's bamboo forest
I used LR5 to perform the basic adjustments and then took into Silver FX for the B&W conversion. This was a long exposure at 30 secs.
Two Spirit Artwork
A secret carving in the woods - no one knows who the artist is, but the carving is allegedly 30+ years old.
It's quite arresting. In her book, The Legacy of Trees, Nina Shoroplova describes the carving: "Carved sometime in the 1990s, this sculpture displays an Indigenous energy. The 2 in LGBTQ2 refers to two-spirit, a term used by Indigenous North Americans to refer to their conception of gender variance. While one of the faces carved into this stump is clearly visible, the second is wearing away with time and weather."
Meanwhile, the Stanley Park site simply refers to this carving as Two Spirits Artwork, and states that it is not recognized by the Parks Board.
two Kappore Dancers, Raiden Yosakoi Dancers, Leiden University Students and
members of the Yosakoi Dance group from Minami Gyotoku, Japan
Hahnwaldbrücke in Rhineland-Palatinate
A section of the new Hahnwald Bridge just before Wiesbaden in Niedernhausen Hesse at 05:50
These past few days we have lost Dame Angela Lansbury and beloved Scottish actor Robbie Coltrane.
Angela Lansbury was best know for her long running TV series, Murder She Wrote, as well as a glorious film career in which she was nominated for three Academy Award (Gaslight, The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Manchurian Candidate). I remember watching Bedknobs and Broomsticks many times as a youngster.
Robbie Coltrane was a three time BAFTA winner for his role as Fitz in Cracker. He was well known for playing Hagrid in all eight Harry Potter movies as well as Valentin Zukovsky in the James Bond films, Goldeneye and The World is Not Enough.
RIP to both of these acclaimed actors. Lansbury was 96; Coltrane was 72.
Waiāhole, O‘ahu.
From my series, "Pinholes at high-tide".
Le Bambole Mk. VIII, "The Pin-Debonair Pinhole Camera". Kodak Portra 160.