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I've been trying to do a little bit outside. today I came in so tired I couldn't do anything else.
sigh....
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"The" Prairie Line SD40-2 3001 (reportedly former SOO/CP 6622) shoves a cut of loaded grain hoppers back to the rail-to-barge trans-loader on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River, while the iconic Gateway Arch stands watch.
Note the rear of a BNSF train passing in front of the Arch.
Man walking on forest path on a misty morning - photograph edited with texture overlays
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…A regular walk for us when we are away at Newport Pem’, a walk along the river Nevern estuary. Alan:-)
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I love looking at the floor of the forest. You never know what you may find! It was a bit hard to take this picture though since I had a manual focus lens. I used an extension tube as well along with a small light panel on the top of my Sony A7.. Got it close enough to post lol.
Man walking through forest - manipulated photograph
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My Lensbaby blog circle post is live today, I'm sharing some images from a walk on the moors above Bolton and a couple of little local stories that I found surprising! definitelydreaming.com/moorland-wander-lensbaby-blog-circ...
behind glass.
collection in one of my curio cabinets.
insomnia. wandering the house with Boo. on our way outside.
iPhone, provoke app.
I found this unposted panorama while looking in the archives. This is the beautiful Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden in Manito Park, Spokane, Washington. This was taken in 2016. Zoom in and wander around.
Some come to see Arches. Some come to wander in canyons. Some come to ramble around rims. Some never stop seeing and wandering and rambling and stay.
For the month of January, I'm sharing a series of rural landscape images. Here's a classic tree amidst the rich farmland on Route 94 just east of Defiance, Missouri (about 45 minutes from downtown St Louis, Missouri) … and check out wanderstl.com for more of my latest wanderings!