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Monthly Archives: July 2021
Rambling About Science
Well, it’s as cold day once again, but today I’m not really going to write about that. At the very least I’m going to try and keep it out of my writing here as much as possible, but only for … Continue reading
Tree in a Field
Just a tree in a field. I feel like the tree has a certain grab to it, which might have to do with its shape. It almost looks like something blooming. Maybe it’s that appearance and how it contrasts with … Continue reading
A Poem About Disconnected Thoughts
At least, I think that is what this poem is about. I wrote it very, very quickly. Didn’t think too hard about it; just knocked it out. I hope you enjoy. — As I scramble To find the words To … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 973: A Little Too Much
I need to write something now as if I don’t, then I won’t do anything for the rest of the evening and I don’t want to leave this to the last minute again. I’ve done that a little too much … Continue reading
Genghis Tron: Dream Weapon
This was longer than I’d hoped. Oh well. I wrote most of this yesterday and spent a good chunk of today editing in a lazy way. There was a fair bit I cut out as a few things I felt … Continue reading
Crippled Black Phoenix: Ellengæst
This is a review that was started late last year and finished over the past few days. I don’t know why I sat on the initial draft for so long, but it probably was due to burnout. I don’t think … Continue reading
Storm Meets Clouds
Probably should’ve framed the scene different, but I’m happy with the result. I like the sense of shifting light, as well as how the storm appears to be pushing away the lower clouds. There’s a colour shift here that I … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, cliff, clouds, geology, lens-artists, light, nature, rain, storm, vallley, vegetation, weather
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Leading Rows
A quiet photo with lighting that feels odd. A bit dry. Rust, signifying age. Tracks leading somewhere and clouds that appear fine close up, but off in the distance, seem to indicate a bit of rain. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged clouds, poles, power, reflection, rust, tracks, trees, vegetation, water
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One Thousand Word Challenge 126: Almost Under
Time is currently limited, so expect a rambling that goes nowhere. Maybe I’ll attempt to get this all written in under nine minutes and so that will mean this is treated as both a challenge to spew as many words … Continue reading
Albury Station
Or part of it at the very least. Once more a quiet photo, but this one feels empty. Still. And so on and so forth. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. I suggest checking out … Continue reading
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Tagged albury, Australia, building, monochrome, platform, rail, railway, station, tracks, urban
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Stupidity Hole 