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Model: Rosanna Bell
Photographer: Olivia Bell (i.e. me!)
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When they say, "They don't build them like they used to", they aren't kidding. There is no way ANYONE is going to buy a sewing machine that weighs what this one does.
Obviously this is why sewing machines were used in the home so much. Once you got it in the house, you HAD to use it because nobody had the energy to carry the thing out of there. Might as well learn how to use it.
A Red-tailed Hawk, looking for a meal, attacks the nest hole of a Pigeon Guillemot. (see the following two photos to complete the sequence)
Fort Point, Golden Gate Recreational Area, San Francisco, CA
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one flash from behind right and one from behind left. And
a third flash with a softbox from the very high upper front.
Back to Costa Rica, San Gerardo de Dota this time.
It is really incredible how fast those little hummingbirds fly. And I've got a trash bin full of proof that it really is extremely difficult to catch them in flight. So when this Green Violetear hovered just long enough for the focus to catch on I couldn't have been more happy.
Canon EOS 1D X mark II
Canon EF600mm f/4L IS II USM
ISO 2500, f5.0, 1/3200s, exp. comp +0.33
A line from an old American folk song of the 60's is fitting for the current history of Syria. Why does a leader kill many of the citizens of his country, make others flee their homes and homeland and destroy the treasures of the country he leads. It is hard to believe that such insanity still prevails and why and for what gain.
This is the 11th century crusader castle near Homs in Syria. I read that it was recently bombed. It is on the UNESCO's World Heritage sites endangered list.
I have posted other pictures of Syria. They are all in the set this image was added to I visited Syria three years ago and now thousands of Syrians have died and millions have had to flee in order to save their own lives. I never thought in a million years that I would be showing pictures of a disappearing Syria just a few years after my visit there.
you know the season has changed!
Happy Changing Seasons Feathery Friday!
I know some people don't like textures, but I'm just having fun playing with them TGIF!
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Man, when will this fog ever lift?
What gives you the idea that this is fog, son?
Well, I don't know. . . It looks like fog.
It's them. Make no mistake. They're here.
Them?
It's gonna be a battle of civilizations, count on it.
But. . .
To the winner goes the spoils. In this case, Earth.
What are you talking about?
You doubt me? Just take a walk down the beach.
There?
You won't come back. At least not in human form.
It can't be.
Stay and watch. It's definitely gonna be messy.
But I'm on vacation!
Yeah. reality sucks, doesn't it?
Totally.
When a wildcat gave birth to three sisters in my parents barn i knew it was only a matter of time until they would be a part of our family. It's been seven years now and Majsan Zorro and Pussel seems to enjoy the stay so far ;)
When Plymouth Argyle reached the semi-final of the FA cup a number of football specials ran, most of which used class 50 locomotives.
In this picture 50023 Howe is passing Cradley Heath station, the station had been re-modelled but the old footbridge at Woods Lane was still in use.
50023 was built by English Electric as D423, it entered service 08/05/1968, it was named Howe 17/05/1978. The locomotive was withdrawn 15/10/1990 and scrapped by Harry Needle Railroad Company at Barrow Hill 30/04/2003.
The occasion was the Plymouth Argyle v Watford FA cup semi final played at Villa Park, the scintillating final score was a 0-1 win for Watford.
Copyright Geoff Dowling 14/04/1984
When I was planning my trip to Scotland this was one of the photos I wanted to shoot ... I reached there in the hot sunny afternoon. Used ND filters but still the sky wasn't that blue as I wanted :)
... when the sun moves over the horizon. Even when trees still block the view, the glow in the air changes. And then some greylag geese come flying in to Lake Venekoten. Magical moments that make up for lack of sleep.
Es ist der Moment...
... wo die Sonne über den Horizont schaut. Auch wenn die Bäume die Sicht noch versperren, ändert sich das Leuchten im Himmel. Und dann fliegen noch zwei Graugänse in den Venekotensee ein. Magische Momente, die den Schlafmangel vergessen lassen.
..when you least expect it,
the tables turn and that scary feeling that has taken hold of you for so long somehow turns into hope
David Archuleta
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Daybreak in near empty Washington when the night lights of the monuments are still on and a new day is about to rise
On the morning of June 13, 2006, Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Rwy. operated a special move train out of Millinocket for Presque Isle, Maine. MMA is seen bringing windmill components into Skyway Industrial Park in Presque Isle. 14 years later, these windmills can be seen on top of Mars Hill Mountain.
When you work in what you like to do, you can´t think if you will wet later, because the love for your work is faster.
Heh, actually, no. The Ankeny Plaza was used as a standin for Rome in Season 1, Episode 5 of "The Librarians", a television show starring Noah Wyle and Rebecca Romjin.
When I took my Border Terrier for a walk, there was a deep fog. About a mile out, the fog started to lift. 23/365
A scene from Jerry's Classic Cars & Collectibles Museum in Pottsville, PA. A trip to the museum is always an act of discovery, finding things you hadn't seen there on previous visits.
Nikon ZF with Nikkor Z 24-120mm F4 lens @ 24mm. F8, ISO 6400, 1/20th second exposure. Handheld as no tripods are allowed in the museum.