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1/8/2014
Photo taken for the 52 in 2014 group.
Today's theme is #2 Winter
Out take:
My cat Thud 'helping' with my photo, lol ^_^
Fast Ferry Scoot 2 in the Solent just about to enter the river Medina at Cowes.
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Vessel Details:
MMSI: 235095835
Call Sign: 2GAS7
Flag: United Kingdom (GB)
AIS Type: Passenger
Length × Breadth: 19m × 6m
ФЭД-2 (Fed 2-C) - 1958 - by FED, rangefinder soviet camera. (*)
Industar-50 - 3.5/50, by KMZ, old style, silver.
Fomapan 100 @ 80iso
Rapri E201 (**) soviet spot-meter 0,8°
Adox Adonal 1+37 - 6'15"
Epson V600
In one of those outside corridor of the Imperial Palace, a surprised can appears everywhere... Here there is something attractive at 2 o' clock. But what?
I guess this kind of streets in the Forbidden City where originally dedicated for the servants to go from one pavilion to an other, without having to cross the way of one of the Important people who lived there... that is just a guess...
This is China.
The Dunedin Model Train Show wants this pic for their flyer so I've spent the last two hours revisiting memories from three or four trips out to Arizona seven years ago. Back then, just before the financial crisis hit, there was a lot of post-merger colour and older power on the trains (although not so much on this particular one, which was all dash-9s except for the -8 in #2 spot). Pica, Arizona in wicked heat haze, Thursday, 8 November, 2007
Taken on a rather miserable evening, with rain and cold everywhere. I thought I wouldn't be able to get any shots of note but I quite like this one.
Bismark Strait, Antarctica. 16 January 2026.
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This is a pattern created in Pattern Artist with the same pattern template used to create the previously posted patterns Diamonds and Squares, Diamonds and Squares #2, and Pattern of Opportunity.
The Netherlands-Wieringermeer
In 2020 the project Viskringloop Wieringermeer was realised, in the north of polder Wieringermeer, close to the old dyke of the former island Wieringen, Robbenoord wood and the village Den Oever. The aim of the project was to create a better connection for migrating fish from the Wadden Sea and lake IJssel to polder Wieringermeer. The different parts of this 17 acre terrain and surrounding area have underground interconnections, specially designed for the fish. The depths of the different parts vary and there are all kinds of spawning possibilities. An artist took care of the design of the terrain.
Image made with kite and camera, attached to the kite's line. © Tom Kisjes