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A bee on an osteospermum flower from my garden

A bee on an osteospermum flower from my garden

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Londrina - Paraná - Brazil

Tea break at Didcot Motive Power Depot. A scene from the past recreated on a Timeline Events photo charter.

Detail der Statue eines Freiburger "Bächleputzers" im Europapark Rust

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Detail of the statue of a Freiburger "Bächleputzer" in the Europapark Rust (th "Bächle" are small water-filled runnels or formalised rills in the city of Freiburg)

 

Workers of the city in business life

A string of small houses by a plant Outside of Malden-on-Hudson"

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pipe fitters in a blue world

"What the two hands of the labourer can achieve, the capitalist will never get with all his gold and silver"

Mahathma Gandhi

Bauarbeiten mit Hintergrundbeleuchtung

Construction work with backlighting

Daisy Cone Flower,and a Honey Bee Worker.

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

taking a rest - Hershey Railway Workshop - Cuba

A picture from my RL

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The day I made this photo the lavender was abuzz with bees visiting for nectar. They were also doing the important work of pollinating the flowers. I'm feeling grateful.

 

Explored October 17, 2025

渋谷に行ってみました。

映画の後、満席のスタバに嫌気がさして避難してきたHIKARIEの展望室。ベンチソファーで寛ぎながら目をやると、人知れず仕事に励む人がいました。

I went to Shibuya.

After the movie, I was fed up with the full Starbucks, so I evacuated to the observatory of HIKARIE. When I looked around while relaxing on the bench sofa, I saw people silently working hard.

Worker Bee Collecting Pollen

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.

A group of workers engaged in a landscape gardening project in Cape Town. Circa 1978.

always welcome guest in our garden since couple of years

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. :-)

On April 19, 1995, home militia whack Timothy McVeigh blew up a powerful homemade truck bomb outside the Alfred P. Murrah federal office building in downtown Oklahoma City, bringing down a huge portion of the structure and killing 168. One of McVeigh's many beliefs was that federal workers, no matter how menial their post, were comparably evil to crew members on the Star Wars Death Star.

 

Five years after McVeigh's terrorist act, to the day, the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial was dedicated. Sandwiched between grim black stone "gates of time," one marked 9:01, the other 9:03 (the bomb went off at 9:02), the Memorial encompasses the grounds where the Murrah building once stood. A reflecting pool tactfully covers the street where the truck bomb was parked.

The "Field of Empty Chairs" marks the footprint of the building itself. The translucent chairs, representing each victim, are eerie -- by design -- and strike us as moving, but not comforting (and perhaps the mass modern descendant of the Davis Memorial's Vacant Chair?). - See more at: www.roadsideamerica.com/story/14372#sthash.SUXAdfC7.dpuf

  

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