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Photo Of The Day - December 2020
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Still much better than here where the planets were hidden behind a blizzard.
Third of the orphans. One of my favourite spots. "Chinook and Crow"
Went for a walk in the woods today (is that still allowed under current UK restrictions..?!) 
Jupiter and Saturn as buddies - not see clearly since 1226. Interesting sight in our challenging times.
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x100t - f/7.1 1/800 iso200 - or, Do Not Enter. Spotted this rather long stretch of wall art in a narrow alley from a side street while on a walk.
x100t - f/7.1 1/800 iso200 - or, Do Not Enter. Spotted this rather long stretch of wall art in a narrow alley from a side street while on a walk.
Can't match that pretty Tbird but I do have a rat rod Tbird
Snow you say? Well, we have plenty of that. That would be about 3 1/2 feet to the right of the picture.
Franz-Josef-Glacier valley in New Zealand (South Island, West Coast), taken exactly 4 years ago (take a few hours). Would love to go the NZ again, but guilty conscience does not allow. Sure, I could CO2 compensate the trip, but that does not take it from the upper atmosphere where the plane emits it. So when will we have zero (local) emission affordable long-range commercial airliners???
I can do the hood view too...albeit not as ratty as yours ?Can't match that pretty Tbird but I do have a rat rod Tbird
Thunderbird by another scotsman, on Flickr
Pacifica-201101-22.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Found this photo in my archives.
A late 1950's model (58-60) Thunderbird from a local car show back in 2013.
A late 1950's model (58-60) Thunderbird from a local car show back in 2013.
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Gigantic ball ornament in local gardens. Tomorrow, step back for broader view.
Sorry, I don't have any CGI to help me make a better moonshot.
One from the archives, September 2011.
A view of the Llobregat river from high in the Montserrat mountains. The green/ocre tint is due to the ethereal light that comes from the sunset in Montserrat. I didn't want to "correct" that in postproduction, since it matches the mood I remember. It was taken on a small canon SD100 (or 200, can't remember)
A view of the Llobregat river from high in the Montserrat mountains. The green/ocre tint is due to the ethereal light that comes from the sunset in Montserrat. I didn't want to "correct" that in postproduction, since it matches the mood I remember. It was taken on a small canon SD100 (or 200, can't remember)
From yesterday morning. About 40cm (16"). Thankfully no reason to try and free the minivan in one day.
you got me, can't find anymore Tbird shots.....but, but wait I do have something that's also a TbirdI can do the hood view too...albeit not as ratty as yours ?
Thunderbird by another scotsman, on Flickr
Tada....
I have some similar of Doubtful Sound from my visit to see my brother and his wife who live in Christchurch. I also share your doubts and wonder whether I will or should see him again. Such great memories, but is that all to which we should look forward? Tough first-world dilemma ... I wonder how long a container ship would take
Visiting family is a whole different thing IMHO. In your case, why not combine it with another sightseeing tour ? We live in Germany and hope to travel to Island via Ferry in 2022, three days on a ship will be enough for me already, would never consider a multi-week freighter trip down there ?I have some similar of Doubtful Sound from my visit to see my brother and his wife who live in Christchurch. I also share your doubts and wonder whether I will or should see him again. Such great memories, but is that all to which we should look forward? Tough first-world dilemma ... I wonder how long a container ship would take