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We watched this pride of lion getting chased by Buffalos.

The lions were mainly youngsters and they did not look really scared of the buffalos. It seemed like it was a funny game for them.

This was a crowded sighting.

If I put the wider angle one on, I could have gotten the SOO caboose that was on the siding to the right. Shot just west of Mona Iowa.

This project 's main focus is to seek the wrong photo, breaking the rules of photography.

 

Esse projeto tem como principal foco buscar a foto incorreta, quebrando as regras da fotografia.

The picture partially ejected and I managed to waste another shot trying to get it out....

With track works on the RRL preventing a departure from Melbourne's Southern Cross, V/Line's N455 makes a unique shunt move as it propells down Warrnambool Pass 8865 backwards out of Geelong Pass Yard for a Westwards departure out of Platform 1 in Geelong. 11/13/21

Leica M2

Leica Summicron 35mm f/2 IV "King of Bokeh"

Fuji Neopan 400

Kodak D76 1+0

9 min 20°C

Scan from negative film

UP train P-ALBN2-04 heads through Joliet just after sunset on a short detour over BNSF to shove into Global 4 and head for Bloomington.

A Flat tire, locked brake, and the need for a new everything.

Candy: "Wait! You must not get off the bed on the wrong foot or your whole day will be ruined!

 

Dormouse: "Which one is the right foot?"

 

Candy: "The right hand is the one you write with."

 

Dormouse: "I can't write with either foot."

 

Candy: "Then you must stay in the bed all day."

 

Dormouse: "That's fine. I'm sleepy anyway."

 

(Toy Sunday: Ritual)

it is now more than two years back that we lived through the big earthquakes in our area - our house still broken, or rather more broken than before, and still no fixing in sight... so, this is why we still cook in our paper workshop, a 'provisory' solution we hope! hand washed dishes (yes, the dish washer broke in the quake) are drying on the porch on a shelf, and this little lizzard ended up by mistake inside a drying bottle - he found his way out soon after taking the picture

Dear United States – you do not own the internet. You have no right enforcing what other countries do, good or bad. Just like I don’t have the right to tell my neighbor not to watch Family Guy because it violates my ethics, you don’t have the right to create a global firewall sponsored by greedy entertainment lobbyists whose main motivation is money, not advancing technology, society or humankind. #learnfromiraq

 

As a photographer who has recently been in a bit of media spotlight for my stand on using photos/media without consent or for free, taking a side of PIPA/SOPA was something I’d have to do a little bit of research about. No, I don’t like it when people use my photos without asking. Yes, I’m insulted when someone asks to use my photo without paying for it. But I also have to remember, how else am I going to get my work exposed? Not by print sales and hoping they get put up in trendy restaurants, or in a coffee table book. Internet, yo!

 

The only reason I got to where I am now is by drawing upon the influence of others on Flickr or searching the interwebz for others who have blazed the trails for the rest of us. I’ve found new locations, learned new techniques, and even stood right next to people taking the exact same shot. Without seeing others work, or having the resources of the internet available we would be stuck in the 70s, and only Disco J would want that.

 

I’m afraid if SOPA and PIPA get passed, there are going to be secret agents all around us, and when we jokingly quote Anchorman to each other, some agent is going to smack us in the face and staple a citation to our chest. We’ll each have to have our own copyright lawyers walk around with us because God forbid we say something that’s been copyrighted and we don’t have the artist’s permission to quote it.

 

Yes, if you have a video camera and copy a movie and sell it, that’s wrong. If you download music and use it to promote your website or advertising, that is wrong. If you use someone’s photo for your website/publication without them knowing about it, that is wrong. But if your cute kid recites a Justin Bieber song on Youtube… that’s a crime too?

 

Come on, Hollywood. Use some common sense. The internet has HELPED you become successful, and helps spread the word of new music, movies, technology, books, etc. I can’t share a 20sec video clip of Anchorman to a friend? What is the worst that could happen… they might like it and maybe buy the DVD? I wouldn’t be able to take a photo of Disney Concert Hall because it’s considered “a work of art” and I don’t have the architect’s permission to photograph it and can be arrested? What is this world coming to?

 

By the way, everything I just said is copyrighted. Every word. If any of you use any word mentioned above, I’ll SHUT YOU DOWN. And if you make me really upset, I'm going to tell Al Gore to shut the Internet down since he invented it!

 

Further your opinions on my Facebook before it's censored down too.

I had not seen this version of the special paint schemes for the DC to AC Conversion Units before...of course, it was trailing.

 

-NS ES44AC #8116, AC44C6M #4005 (Black with Blue Stripe) leading power

-NS Eastbound Intermodal

-NS (ex-Wabash) Kansas City District, CP S203.9 Wakenda

-Highway B Crossing, Wakenda, MO

-February 27, 2021

 

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Model: Melody Ogaku

 

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Location: DLF Studios - Casalborgone (To) Italy

Ph: Davide Lauriola

“I think we’ve taken a wrong turning somewhere Madam, this is not the road to Paris”

( thanks to Martin Hearne for photo of Roles Royce, Keith Doubleday for driver photo and Bing for background detail )

 

skully fountain /slash/ candle holder.

such mooch :)

i find it horrible, ugly and tacky but fun to take a piccy off :p

 

Long hood forward CN 5336 leads a small stone train south at RX on its first trip on BLE rails. Because of the lack of ditch lights the 5336 could not exceed 20mph over crossings on its way to GV.

Redone : View in LightBox

 

Something went wrong, but I quite like it

Bart Blommaert/Rikkert Leeman on this nice and yellow 1958 Lotus Elite waiting for a window to escape from this bad position.

 

Sixties Endurance at Dijon Prenois

Grand Prix de l'Age d'Or 2017 by Peter Auto

RJCP-02 leaves Cresson with the NS 56K corn train. The crew decided to add the NS power ahead of their units as the trail NS motor was facing the wrong way for the return trip. Can't win them all.

I think you *should* have made that left turn at Albuquerque... *grins*

 

She was part of a gang of "Naruto" ninjas who thought coming to the MDRF, dressed like this, was a good idea. *rolls eyes*

 

Attractive figure and great eyes but needs to work on her fashion sense. *grins some more*

This series was taken from the passenger seat of my sister's car as we whizzed along on the way to my aunt's memorial.

And what's wrong with trainers?

So glad that this week is almost over. Have a great Thursday.

Sony A6000 + FE 50mm

BAckground : StarWars.com

LE DIEU VIVANT (1974)

D.H. Comes

Wrong lens, wrong track, wrong rock, and wrong train as a loaded tailing train heads out of Silver Bay showing me how badly it can go wrong. Running down a cliff face to get a better angle on the closer track and realizing you have a telephoto on is fun.

Forse è solo il posto sbagliato?

Forse devo solo guardare oltre?

Ok, ci provo, davvero, ma intanto lasciatemi il mio spazio, ho bisogno del mio stramaledetto spazio.

If you look at the word "wrong" too long it looks wrong.

CobosMika dancers performing "The Wrong Peice" by choreographer Mathieu Geffré at la Gorga Teatre, Palamós. A send off for an excellent year of Contemporary dabe with the CobosMika Company

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