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After years of wanting to visit the mills at night in the first week of september (because of the lights) last night it finally came to that. No nightshift,no wind or rain. But it was crowded with people,all in the same spot wanting to get the best photo possible. People from all over Europe who sort of camped out on the spot of their desire. There was not a lot of space to get in between them but then again I didn't bother. My camera has its limits and its was the atmosphere I was most curious about. I am sure there are more "picture perfect" photo's then mine but I am sharing anyway.

Not wanting to come right home after her treatment folks, she likes to take a ride to anywhere to unwind, and cannot blame her for that, but sometimes getting an image like this guy is worth the effort, you never know what you'll find on the back roads.

 

Thank you all for everything.

I have been wanting to post this image for a while but I keep forgetting to do it. Perhaps you think I would have been better off to continue to forget about it but I love it enough to venture on these lesss traveled roads. :)

ever-wanting

sees only what it wants...the peculiar sadness of deleting 2000 items from inventory...POOF

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And sooooo after a helluva long time away, me is back! At least in part, been so preoccupied with DIY, Home Improvements and painting, as well as just wanting to take a break from photography, I decided to take advantage of the sudden nice weather after a mild start to Spring. Went for my usual walkabout, which means wondering for miles in no particular direction in search of no particular shot and I accidently happened upon this cemetery.

 

I have to say, and in well meaning respects, graveyards are actually beautiful places, I do however draw the line somewhat, as I never take shots of actual grave stones identifying people, I never step over nor onto an actual gravesite and always say a quiet thank you, in respects for deceased occupier of the grave.

 

These flowers were at such an angle I caught the sun rays, which felt like life upon death, hence the word serenade came to mind.

 

I hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)

Bald eagle fishing there along the Susquehanna River. Amazing to see these eagles all in action there along the river.

Wanting to get in after having a breath of fresh air.

Dushara Tatters and Rags & Dushara Cathal Caithlin (Somali cats), 14.11.2020.

 

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When your trying to get a macro shot of an old book and Gordon says me me me :-)

I found this page about Croham Hurst in general, that mentions these Scott's pines:

www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=7588

The pines are apparently arranged around the perimeter of a Neolithic/Bronze Age Round Barrow.

Some of the comments on the web page mention ley lines and pet dogs not wanting to go near the pines..

Interesting stuff if you like that kind of thing!

Marley waiting patiently outside by the back window, wanting me to let him in. I always smile when I see how intent he looks to be let in, makes me happy to think he knows where home is and survived another outdoor adventure, safe and sound.

 

Posted for Happy Caturday's theme of "Happiness is". Happy Caturday!

Wanting to bring awareness of the beauty of these magnificent birds, who are still under threat because of our lack of care and stewardship or our environment.

 

With heartfelt thanks for your kind visit. Have a wonderful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty around you, enjoy the process of creating, and stay safe! ❤️❤️❤️

 

turn your magic on, to me she'd say

everything you want's a dream away

we are legends, every day

that's what she told him

 

I feel my heart beating

I feel my heart beneath my skin

I feel my heart beating

oh, you make me feel

like I'm alive again

alive again

oh, you make me feel

like I'm alive again

 

woo hoo (woo hoo)

 

said I can't go on, not in this way

I'm a dream, I die by light of day

gonna hold up half the sky and say

only I own me

 

I feel my ♬♪ heart beating ♬♪

  

*if you are ever wanting a song to go hiking by, this is a great one for that!

 

*taken at Elysion - The Goonies ♥️

 

I told Gerry that we are not supposed to be going out. Unless of course, it is important.

Maybe you can get me some Beer.

Never mind. I don't think you can carry much on that thing.

Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday

 

So very sorry to hear of those harmed in Nova Scotia. So very sad.

 

Do the thing you've been wanting to do so you can move on

“Accept yourself, love yourself, and keep moving forward. If you want to fly, you have to give up what weighs you down.”

― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart

 

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I've been wanting to try out my new 10 stop ND filter since I got it a couple of weeks ago. It's been raining a lot but on Monday, the forecast was for cloudy in the morning and raining in the afternoon. So I very quickly grabbed all my gear, checked the tides, and headed out to Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver. When I set up my tripod, I realized I had brought the wrong lens! I packed up my 50mm portrait lens instead. I tried the filter and luckily it fit and I figured it would just have to do. Then it started really pouring rain - that wasn't supposed to happen! I tried to protect my lens and filter from the rain and managed to get a couple of shots in. There were birds flying around and ducks landing and taking off in the water, but none of them show up here, and I wasn't going to add a bird (this time :) ). Anyway, I rushed back up to the car, put the tripod on the roof while I was putting everything away in the downpour and took off. You guessed it, I left the tripod on the roof, but it let me know after a few feet of driving and I was able to retrieve it. At least I was able to spend a little bit of time out in nature and I discovered I really do like my new filter :)

wanting to share to you,my flickr friends some shots from malapascua island that really fed my sight...hope you will like it...hugs....:)

Last Saturday we discovered the picturesque harbour of Charlestown after our trip to the Eden Project. We picked that destination almost randomly, just wanting to spend some time at the sea before driving back home. It was our first time in Charlestown and we were really delighted. The harbour is even an UNESCO world heritage site and is almost unchanged from the 17th century. It looks like a proper pirate bay! The award winning Cornish golden vanilla ice cream nicely finished off our visit!

Looking inside but not wanting to enter

he lives outside and forever will stay

his home is my yard, my garage and patio.

I have made him a warm shelter for cold bitter nights

but he refuses to come inside.

He is not very friendly although very curious

he comes for his food and takes that very serious.

  

I've been wanting to make a picture of this sad video for a long time.

Once in a while I can publish some wistful and sad picture, sometimes there is such a life

 

tune: Dream, Sen

 

map: Bryn Oh's Lobby Cam, Immersivist

 

English translation:

 

Dream

 

Shadows of days and dreams

are turning to tropics

Hands of dreams - black

trying to cover the eyes

your light will reveal why I know

with new day it will return again

 

Clouds are crawling

wind is breaking them

shadows of your soul

will vanish into dim

in the waves they leave

after hours they disapear

and the moon flush new shadows out

 

Stream of butterflies carry away the fear

stardust is descending on the leaves

fly throught the fire and still fading away

unhearable steps tap-dancing

in the sky rythm they are swinging

that in the morning, that in the morning they vanish

 

Shadows of the days grow up nad disapear

lighting up the stars into the sky signs

I know it all, from not far away our steps lead

and the moon flush new shadows out

 

Stream of butterflies carry away the fear

stardust is descending on the leaves

fly throught the fire and still fading away

unhearable steps tap-dancing

in the sky rythm they are swinging

that in the morning, that in the morning they vanish

 

Stream of butterflies carry away the fear

stardust is descending on the leaves

and new shadows and new shadows flush out

 

Translator: Kostenzie

 

Justing wanting to wish everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS and thank everyone for their support and hope that everyone has a great year !

 

This was another image from my latest trips to Mount Rainier during this winter storm of ours in the Pacific Northwest. The good thing is if you had the right car you could get above the clouds as in this image.

 

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Not wanting to flood you all with a tidal wave of NSW outback photos, I figured it was time to switch things up. So here’s a little something from the other side of the globe—this is the stunning Athabasca River in Alberta, Canada, hands down one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever set foot. No photo can capture its pristine, majestic beauty (though I gave it my best shot, best 100 shots actually ;)

 

Canada’s west is the kind of place where you want to take your time, soak it all in, and not just rush around cramming as much as possible into a short trip. One day, I’d love to go back and do just that!

 

Wishing you all a wonderful week ahead!

Been wanting to do this for ages. Weekend spent in a woodland retreat allowed me to spend sometime walking through the Autumn fall and experimenting with the lines and shapes of the trees.

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As we entered Cades Cove, VERY early ... the dew was still heavy, and the sun was not up ... this is what we saw ...

precious little cub wanting to play ... he was more awake than any one ... Right now just don't dare feed them, because the berries are gone, and the acorns have not fallen ...

this is one time you just keep on a trucking ...

I just had to hang my head out the window, and get this picture ... I know I looked ridiculous .. but no one was behind me, and it was worth the stop and shot ...

Have a wonderful Monday everyone ... Cindy

Woo hoo, Crimean war! B)

 

Thanks to my m8s Ev, Max and David for wanting to start this new theme with me, be on the lookout for some stuff from them soon! (hopefully)

 

God bless!

-Lincoln

Mouflon wanting food.

 

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Yes, there is curvature of the horizon, but not wanting to crop the image too much, I decided to keep that feature in the shot.

 

I found this area and scene by accident, and after completing a hike that was way more stupidity than bravery. The sea stacks, arches and natural formations located on this part of the California Coast would be a photographer’s dream. However, as I found out later, this particular area of the coast is sadly not accessible during sunset or sunrise. Even though I found this out the hard way, I am happy to have photographed here, after such effort.

 

My pot of gold lies on the shores of Loch Shiel. Yesterday was a day of rainbows all over the place. I've been wanting to take a shot with this boathouse in it for ages, but apart from a few sheep and a deer, and a pop up car showroom, nothing of interest has appeared to make it an interesting shot. Until this rainbow came down................ It was incredibly bright!

I have been wanting to try this kind of treatment for a while, but I had never got the "right" kind of shot to do it with.

 

It seems that a lot of my flickr buddies on the other side of the world are heading into or are already enjoying the winter and snow.

 

Now you might be totally jealous of the balmy hot days I am having ..where you just don't want to get outta the pool. (or the air con lol) But I would love to have a different season for a change....It IS pretty much always summer here :)

 

So this is my snow in North Queensland shot.... as I kinda think it looks like a snow scene from a shake em up snow globe :)

 

I am liking the purple tones, because I loves purple :) This is actually a beach scene shot from the car on a highway drive down from the north. And of course it was a super hot that day. lol

 

Wishing for cooler days :) Car

  

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While I was still pondering what to do for Macro Monday, Valeria came along and offered help. Even her gimp played along and pretended he'd be wanting to escape - as if!

 

Toy Project Day 2622

Macro f/22.0

 

Shepton, TX # 133

 

1959 Royal FP Elite. It's a nice machine and I'm lucky to have it.

Wanting to post something, I had in mind a cool shot I had from my Bessemer trip in 2013 of the train snaking around some curves in the snow. Looking through my set however, I realized this was the epitome of the trip; snow angrily falling to the earth amid the last gasp of the Bessemer and Lake Erie as we knew it. Can this really have been almost 9 years ago already?! This was a harrowing chase, but boy did it produce. There's a reason you don't see too many heavy snow shots in this area. The Bessemer as it had been was disappearing, the #902 would only hold on for about another year before it would be sent off to be repainted, never to return. Soon IC SD70's would arrive, ending one era and ushering in another. Amazingly, 3 orange units still remain in Pennsylvania and countless others across the CN system. This is one trip I will never forget.

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