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I know it’s not showing their faces - I found it amusing though. Maybe they were looking down at the wheels?
Vison d'amérique. American Mink.
Smögen. Suède. Smögen. Sweden.
Portrait d'une rencontre sur le port de Smögen. Ce vison d'Amérique s'est rapproché le temps de quelques portraits.
BLOL 7591 (ex NP GP9) & BLOL 7504 (original IC GP9, now a GP10) loading grain cars for the CN up in Charolette, IL. This was back in 2017 when it seemed to be easier to catch matching set of Bloomer power & catch bigger trains. Still to this day, I love shooting these guys.
Well as another day drew to a close, I found myself staring out into this bay thinking how lucky I am to see spots like this. I plopped myself in front of this piece of driftwood and watched the sun disappear for another evening. I was very grateful to have the experience and it was some much needed relaxation. Have a great weekend. Kris..
Morning line up at Dongbolizhan as four JS locomotives prepare for the new shift. Sandaoling, Xinjiang Province, north-west China.
A bridleway running up onto Roundway Down from Bishops Cannings in Wiltshire. Although it's strangely hard to tell here if it's going up or down with those converging parallels.
Margaret Falls from the bridge right in front. I decided to best illustrate the thunderous sensation of the falls by getting up close. This is glacier fed runoff, freezing cold, and pounding down in a torrent.
'Hastings' (Hunslet, 1888) and Isibutu (Bagnall, 1945) start making their way up the short gradient to Statfold Junction.
Over the past few days, I've had a great time capturing this guy in flight. The eye-tracking of the Z9 works magic - all I have to do is try to keep up with this guy.
Fog was the name of the game this AM and it was crazy thick in spots and in other places like here at 26.5 there was a sucker hole that you could shoot through.
AC4460CW convertible leading a train into the bright morning sun over on main 1 as the rear of the train is still socked in the pea soup fog along the Kansas River.
Male Eastern Bluebird getting spruced up for the little ladies close by. Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lancaster County PA.
Former warehouse wall with bricked up windows. Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Hasselblad X1D.
Leica M-P & Summilux-M 35mm
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I’m now already for more then four month in Hamburg but didn’t shoot a lot here… I guess that’s just how it always is during a masters thesis ;) Nevertheless I enjoy shooting and being a little creative even more…
This image probably isn’t any special and I guess most of you have seen this before. But it could stand for my actual life… everything is a little different now which it’s kind of cool ;)
Showmans Engines,Steamrollers, and Agricultural Steam Engines,Seen at the opening of the Driffield Steam & Vintage Rally,
Today's set of pictures is going to explore some of the details in this fascinating temple. This is not a temple that most tourists would ever get to see because it is in a part of the city where few venture. Yet I found it one of the most fascinating I have been to and all the better for having it to myself!
A monochrome image featuring a row of bicycles parked at a rental station. There are about 30 stations with 200 bikes to rent in the greater Des Moines metro area, but at a brisk 20°F this morning, the demand is very low. All the bikes are here, all lined up. This rental station was photographed at E Grand Avenue and Robert D Ray Drive in downtown Des Moines, Iowa.
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A cement-mixing truck stops for gas as dramatic clouds roll by. [DSC01850_lr_3000]
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Against the bitter cold.
Canada Jays are well equipped to thrive in the cold winters in Canada. They even lay their eggs and raise their young in mid winter, feeding the chicks a variety of food that they have stashed during the previous summer and fall. By spring the chicks are well developed, giving them a head start on other birds.
Canada Jay
Renews, NL