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Hey!
So after a break i'm back (hopefully for good) RL sometimes can be hectic but organization is key. Anyways i'm so happy to be back, i'll posting new images and work on releasing new things. xx
... hum... This is a diptych...
I was at the same place but I took 2 photos with an angle of 45°. Pillars are same... At left, outside view; at right, inside view...
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Nantes (France)
Maasvlakte 2, Rotterdam industrial area, Zuid-Holland the Netherlands.
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shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a sigma 150-600mm contemporary telephoto zoom lens, using a fringer ef-fx pro ii smart adapter
In the pedestrian zone of Favoriten, the 10th district of Vienna. I live half a cigarette's smoke away from here and pass here at least once a day, when I go to work and take the underground. What I like best in the accordionist's repertoire is the Waltz No. 2 of Dmitri Shostakovich.
With a last minute heads up and a long drive, the mad dash to set up was in full effect. With at the time still fresh 6354 leading the Y118 south, the train splits the signals at Elms Rd. I also had my own new equipment that night, a new light was in my bag and shame on me for not changing the auto off custom function that ended up shutting off the light right before the train got there, which left a nice dark spot that fortunately was not on the signals or train.
Colas’ 70815 crosses the Vale of Glamorgan Railway’s Porthkerry Viaduct while working an empty coal train from Aberthaw back to Avonmouth Docks.
Opened in 1897, the Vale of Glamorgan route was created to allow coal traffic from west Wales to be exported through Barry Docks. Within 10 years Barry Docks was the busiest coal port in the world, being fed primarily via the Vale of Glamorgan route.
The opening of the Aberthaw power stations to the west of Porthkerry in 1963 started a high volume flow of coal along the line in the opposite direction.
Coal exports from Barry ceased in 1976, and Aberthaw power station was downgraded to burn coal ‘as required’. After burning no coal from April to August 2017, Aberthaw began taking imported coal from Avonmouth which continued until February 2018.
In the same thicket, close to the Lori's tree holllow, three Crested Pigeons organised another Magical Theatre. Here are two youngsters.
Duck Landing. Not far from Knots Landing. I took a sequence of 24 shots, all within just over 3 seconds. These are four that I liked, shot within less than 2 seconds. Within 2 seconds, you can really have completely different looks, both in the duck's positioning, and the looks of the background/water colors and reflections.
The Old Malt House, Markyate, Hertfordshire. Before the coming of the railway, the village was an important stop for everybody travelling between London and the Midlands. There were hotels and dozens of pubs and brew houses (such as this one). What is left today are three pubs and their survival is not guaranteed.