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A young Orangutan at Dublin zoo. Is he flicking a V at me?
Thanks to the guys at Greystones Camera Club for the day out
well i was college visiting in the morning so i didn't really want to take a pic of that....so this is what i came up with instead, at first i was gonna like throw this sheet in the air...nope.
was not happening
yipess!! just realized that i only have 30 pics left until i gotta buy pro...but i cant get pro for 3 weeks so i might have to skip out on a few so flicker doesn't have a heart attack on me.
will comment tomorrow, so sorry guys!
just looked myself up...not really keen on what i found...only like a billion websites with my pictures on them?? they gave me credit but it still freaks me out
My trip with Gary Powell to the Twin Ports in 1986 was one for the books. This GL Powell shot is of me cleaning up high weeds at an Erie Mining grade crossing. That walking forearm crutch came in handy.
9-6-1986
ahhh so today i found a robin's nest ! i didn't take too many cause i didn't want the mom to not come back or anything.. but i'll keep checkin up on them :D i reeeeally want some pictures of the baby birds !!
happy earth day everyone :)
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Taken at Ubud - Bali, Indonesia in Oct 2015.
THANK YOU so MUCH for your kind visits, faved and comments.
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The Dartford Crossing on the River Thames seen from 14,000 feet up aboard my Norwegian Airlines Boeing 737 Flight to Oslo
Here the QEII suspension bridge spans the river - mostly taking the Southbound traffic across, whilst unseen, the original double bore tunnels service those going Northbound
In the event of high winds or traffic issues the Tunnels usually revert to their original configuration of North and South
A second crossing downstream is now on the cards and is badly needed as although the crossing here was automated recently the huge amount of traffic using it often causes huge jams on both approaches
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Actually a dark and dirty stairway paired with flashy lights and a green handrail all the way up and down. Almost every Berlin-Visitor has been there ;)
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Well...we are at 11 days and counting of rain here in NE Kansas and looking at the next 5 day forecast it doesn't look like it's getting any better either. Clouds and rain. Rain and clouds. Rinse. Repeat.
Let's take a time travel trip back to when the sun still shined here in Kansas. All the way back to May 13th when an SD70ACe led intermodal train was making its way west on the UP Kansas Sub about ready to knock down the signals at the east end of Loring.
I didn't shoot too much over on Beaumont Pass while I lived in SoCal for all of about 15 months. The train density just wasn't as attractive as it was over on Cajon Pass.
But here we have a UP C40-8W leading an international stack train through all the curves and orange groves as it climbs up the pass.
Another Provia 100F shot.
Make-up is my hot sex. This is my haul of the new mac collection "Fafi". I saved for a while for this one!
I climbed down to pick up a small piece to bring back up so that both my dad and I could photograph it. It wasn't the easiest because there were sand so it was kind of slippery. This was a climb that left a scar on the back of my calf, but it was fun and well worth it.
Painted Desert, Arizona
“Why do you go away? So that you can come back. So that you can see the place you came from with new eyes and extra colors. And the people there see you differently, too. Coming back to where you started is not the same as never leaving.” - Terry Pratchett
UP 8495 leading a lengthy freight through Cal Jct heading for Blair with 2 other freights following close behind.
Pick me up!
Found at: flic.kr/p/ddmmu9
See it at: itsayorkielife.com/pick-me-up-2/
#Yorkie #YorkshireTerriers #YorkieLove
We were planning on walking up Cadair Idris but the clouds were covering the top so we waited at the lake and had some lunch. The clouds moved down and this was about as low as they got.
Camera: Hasselblad 500C/M
Lens: Zeiss Distagon CF 60mm f/3.5
Film: Ilford Delta 100
Developer: Kodak HC-110 (1+63, 10 mins)
Scanner: Epson 4180
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