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As stars fade into daylight I feel like the endless possibilities solidify into the most probable. Although this is titled waking up, this is the last shot before returning to camp and sleeping until noon.
Don't normally let a camera get this close but on this occassion I felt quite confident with the way I look and the way I felt and so thought a portrait shot would make a nice change. I hope you do not mind me sharing it with you.
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne.Guilfoyle’s Volcano was built in 1876 and was used to store water for Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. After lying idle for 60 years, it is now restored as part of a significant landscape development project called Working Wetlands. .
This spectacular and historic water reservoir has commanding views of the city, and its striking landscape design showcases low-water use plants.
A walk around the meadows but on this occasion the sun was out! All taken using the Sony A99 with Sigma Art 35 and using filters in front to maximise exposure in the compositions - I hope! Squatting in a ditch and looking up with this one.
A fresh UP SD70AH, the 8918, leads a westbound manifest over the historic swing bridge in Clinton, IA. UP does plan to replace this bridge in the future with a new one.
A deep dive into the archives. The elk in Rocky Mountain National Park were busy bulking up for the rut and to have some reserves for the winter...taking advantage of the plentiful vegetation in the high country. This guy seemed to be taking that task a bit more seriously than the other bulls I saw.
I started to catch up with some basketball games…
J'ai aussi commencé à rattraper mon retard: basket...
Credits: ESA
One of the gems from earlier this week was catching a very clean rebuilt low number board and winged GE AC4400CW on the point of a manifest train at flag barn. One of 2 great looking units that were running back to back. Almost felt like the UP of old for about 30 minutes.
UP 6439 leads a westbound empty coal train through Rochelle, IL in sweet golden light. The power may be generic, but those searchlights guarding the diamonds sure aren't, and soon a generic cantilever will soon make this location look just like any other place in the country with a generic cantilever.
As the Big Boy heads west, the crowd begins to cheer and applaud. Next stop is Pacific. And I probably got my last look at 4014 - for this year.
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I spotted this Chevrolet pick up on my travels last week. It was parked in someones front garden and looks like it's in good condition. I'm guessing it dates from around 1954 / 55.
I was on visit at the west coast town Esbjerg for a man that had been working in the harbour there. And this beauty af Jack up oildrilling rig was there, Mærks Highlander. Now standing quietly on it's "legs" filled of mussels and keyhole limpets, wind blown and affected of the harsh conditions of the North Sea.
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Photo & Edition: Javier Jayma
Model: Olga Rodriguez
Make Up: MªTeresa Ramirez
Complementos: Maria Castillo
Pub People Salobreña
Anche un nano, salendo di gradino in gradino una scala alta abbastanza, può giungere più in alto di un gigante. (proverbio cinese)
Questa è la scala che porta alla sommità di "The Monument" a Londra, tra Monument Street e Fish Street Hill.
Fu costruito tra il 1671 ed il 1677 su progetto di Sir Christofer Wren (St. Paul Cathedral) per commemorare la rinascita della città dopo il grande incendio di Londra del 1666.
E' alto 61 metri, l'esatta distanza tra il monumento e Pudding Lane, dopo l'incendio ebbe inzio.