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Portrait of a Clear Wing Hummingbird Moth on a Butterfly Bush! Unlike most other Moths they work during the daylight hours.
Tea break at Didcot Motive Power Depot. A scene from the past recreated on a Timeline Events photo charter.
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Die Funktionsameise. With its limited lifespan, with its clearly defined functions, and with its set of permitted expectations. And with its hopes that go beyond all of that. Fuji X-E2.
To earn 1,000 Sri Lankan rupees, workers must harvest at least 18kg per day otherwise they get a lower rate per kilo. These fees are set by the government which also leases the tea estates to companies
All Chris Adolf's children are hard workers on the new place. Yakima Valley, Washington. Farm of Rehabilitation Administration borrower, 1939.
Dorothea Lange, photographer, August 1939
Original picture:
Library of Congress, Washington D.C., USA
© Dorothea Lange, 1939
© Alain Girard, Restored & Colorized, 2022
2 more pics of the Cromwell Heritage Precinct; a few of the old buildings are now mini museums with displays and dioramas depicting scenes of days gone by...In this pic, if you zoom in, you will see bits of a cobweb behind his head.
As soon as each apple blossom has attracted a bee and been pollinated, it's job is done. Now it's up to the tree's seasonal workers, the leaves, to help the young apples develop into fruition. This image celebrates these leaves and the work they do during the 6 month growing season.
Craig Tara is a holiday camp located near Ayr in South Ayrshire, Scotland. It is run by Haven Holidays, who took over and renamed the former Butlin's Ayr camp in 1999.
The site was built just before the Second World War by Butlins but was then requisitioned becoming in 1941 a Navy training camp associated with HMS Scotia. After the Second World was over, it opened as a Butlins camp in 1947.
In 1987, the park was updated following a £25 million investment to improve the park. In 1988, the park was relaunched as "Butlin's Wonderwest World". The camp operated as a popular Scottish Butlins holiday resort until the 1990s though the resort suffered from events related to alcohol and drug consumption as well as violence in the 80s and 90s. To improve security in the park, security guards were recruited and CCTV added. The park also had a church facility and provided religious services. By 1998, the camp could hold up to 4,500 visitors and 1,500 daytrippers. In 1998, parts of Butlin's Wonderwest World were demolished.
In 1999, the camp became part of Haven Holidays, along with the Pwllheli camp, as part of an internal reorganisation within Bourne Leisure, which owned both Butlins and Haven. Haven Holidays renamed the site Craig Tara and replaced the chalet accommodation with static caravans. A £2.5 million development plan was announced at this time. The park was reopened by Kenny Dalglish. It included new luxury caravans and had some 40 to 50 permanent staff, with up to 300 seasonal workers in employment at Craig Tara.
The winter morning shadows in Richfield County Park highlight the efforts of the WPA development here in the late 1930s, such as infrastructure (the "highway" bridge shown), tree planting ,etc.
Honnêtement, ce jour du 14 décembre 2022 était une journée en or pour la photo de rue, alors ne vous étonnez pas si vous en voyez d'autres à venir... :-)
C'est tout le problème des jours fastes : il faut quand même bien choisir plutôt que tout publier d'un coup et savoir que peu de gens les verront toutes.
En cette période de Nouvelle Année 2023, je tiens cependant à préciser que cette averse de neige risque fort d'être la première et la dernière de l'hiver 2022 - 2023.
Au moins je l'aurai immortalisée !
On aura quand même eu UNE SEMAINE D'HIVER cette année !
Quel luxe.
La preuve s'il en est que le réchauffement climatique... Hein ? Hé. Oh. Bon. :o)
Cependant cela ne doit pas nous faire oublier que, une semaine ou trois mois, travailler dans le froid et sous la neige n'est une bonne nouvelle que pour les privilégiés que les photographes sont. :-)