An Ig Henneman moment
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Of Outside the Rain has stopped, Henneman writes: "Pianist/improviser Cecil
Taylor’s intuitive, energetic, loosely structured flow is an important
source o...
In Motion (and Why I Love French SNCF Trains)
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I was in full French mode the first time I bought tickets. But secretly, as
a Canadian, I was grateful to just have the option to travel by train.
The pos...
Milsons Point, restaurant
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An abstract view of the North Sydney Olympic Pool, a swimming pool located
along Alfred Street South, in the north shore suburb of Milsons Point. It
was ...
Een geaderd witje in de tuin
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Onze tuin is niet erg in trek bij vlinders, omdat we (gelukkig) een
betrekkelijk schaduwrijke tuin hebben … Als ik dan al eens een vlinder zie
fladderen di...
Casting my ballot
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Yesterday afternoon, I participated in the *primary election* at my
precinct's voting location which was inside *Christ Lutheran Church*. I
wonder if an...
2022 Tess 5K Trail Run
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Last Saturday I got up bright and early and headed out to Turkey Mountain
to run the Tess 5K Trail Run sponsored by the Tristesse Grief Center here
in Tuls...
Buttonbush
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The Buttonbush (*Cephalanthus occidentalis)* is an unusual shrub with
curious white pincushion flowers. It is found in the wild all over the
United State...
Stargazer lilies
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The deeply colored stargazers look good this year, with the red and orange
daylilies as a backdrop. Also on Through My Lens Monday, Ruby Tuesday
2, Tuesd...
WHEN LIFE IS LIKE A LADYBIRD BOOK - 9TH JULY 2022
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[image: Lake, trees, grass, cafe and people at Shibden Park, Halifax, West
Yorkshire.]
So there was a long gap . . . and today, another short walk. This ti...
Time out..
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You might have noticed that it has been difficult for me to give PDP the
attention needed these days, so I will hang up my blogging hat for a while
an...
Link Latte 280
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*#280*
It Emerges Out Of The Misty Darkness! - [retro pic]
Lovely Merseybeat Tune from Hong Kong - [1967 footage, music]
CryptoMuseum: Huge Spy Radio Coll...
Steam Trams and The Bridge Street Yard
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The Bridge Street Yard from a nearby building (looking north). Taken c.
1899 and sourced from the "Trams Downunder" website.
Marty McFly knew all about goi...
Entry H
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The City Daily Photo theme for February is “Entry”, and my entry is
entitled “Entry H” — showing a glimpse of the crowd moving into Eden Park
stadium last ...
It's been awhile...............
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I hadn't thought about my blog in a very long time so I stopped in and
couldn't believe how much traffic is still stopping in. The last time I
had posted ...
Wiatr
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*Skąd wiatr wie, w którą stronę wiać?*
[Stanisław Jerzy Lec - Myśli nieuczesane]
Zatoka Pucka [Bay of Puck, Poland]
| Sony A7II | LA-EA 2 | MAF 28-135/4,0-4...
The end
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I retire from the workforce this week and to celebrate have decided to
retire my current blogs and start afresh with a single consolidated blog - My
Bri...
Driller's Place Has Moved - It's Official
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After 10 years on EBlogger, I am making the move to WordPress. I have been
testing the site for a couple of weeks now and I am satisfied that WordPress
i...
1 – 2 – 3 in Stockholm
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I was visiting Stockholm with a friend for a “photo safari”. Just walking
along one of the many quays in the beautiful weather led to many (at lest
for me)...
Flashback
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I don't think I have a Best Photo of the Year, but I like this trio:
Takashi Amano's "Forests Underwater" on display at Lisbon Oceanário
São João das Ma...
Plant Divorce
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*Never been a big fan of plants.*
*Growing them that is.*
*Love to have them near me. Smell them. Watch them grow and all. But left
to my devices? It ain't...
Shadow Shot Sunday 221 - Nice
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Happy Easter everyone!! Here is the view from the balcony of my apartment
here in Nice where I have lived for almost three years, but I am on the
move ag...
The End!
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Here we are...! It's been nearly 10 years, though it seems like just
yesterday, when I started posting a photo a day of Paris on this blog after
I was giv...
The Bank at 320 South Boston
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320 South Boston Building today.
Artist's rendering of completed building prior to expansion.
This handsome 22-story high rise building with 10 story w...
22 comments:
That looks really neat. I like the way the tree seems to be growing up and down. It looks nice in black and white too.
Beautiful sycamores and look great in monochrome with the snow.
Viewing this in monochrome gives it an old fashioned feel. I love the tree trunk's reflection in the icy water.
Very nice subject for a b/w and love the reflection.
This one is well worth a song or two :-)
I really like the black and white feel to this photo...makes it feel very cold. So pretty!
You can find mine here:
Weekend Reflection ~ Ghostly Images
Fine mono. I love the reflection.
That really is a great reflection!
Great reflection and a wonderful photo!
Nice shot! Monochrome was the perfect choice for this subject. I love that tree! Kathy
Very interesting shot! The reflections really added the final touch to it.
Nice shot.
What a majestic tree! The reflection is delightful.
Good reflection here! Thanks for your advice, I'm thinking about translating my posts.
Have a good weekend!
Serge
Oh, yes. YOu have captured this to perfection for both memes,Bill. Good job.
These are beautiful!
Excellent. I didn't realize the reflections were from snow melt puddles in the parking lot until I read your description. Nice framing.
Oh this is a gorgeous shot, very atmospheric. Love it! Greetings to Tulsa from France!
This is a great shot. Majestic trees.
btw. Yes, we have learned how difficult it is to loose a child. They will allways in in our minds.
Fantastic picture, Bill! I love this tree too.
I am always fascinated by reflections. It's confusing for the mind.
Bill, this is really beautiful. With snow melting I guess the photos are going to begin to change.
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