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Canon EOS 30 w/ Sigma 150-500 DG APO HSM.
March 16, 2025. A morning walk with nothing better to do. With a Sigma telezoom better than its reputation.
Santacolor 100 in Adox C-Tec C-41 @ 30°C 8 min in dev and 6 min in Blix.
Made in the US by an established film manufacturer (who could that be?) for air surveillance purposes and handspooled in Finland.
Scanned with Epson V850 and processed in Lightroom.
"Redrum", because it's good with reds. And greens, and blues...
Color neg film is a nice variation to my otherwise mainly b&w work. But sold here in Sweden for $23 per 135/36 film, it's perhaps not the cheapest option...
Preserving the Heritage.
To implement plans for large-scale one-man operation of double-deck services, Western National had to buy large quantities of second hand Leyland Atlanteans, mainly from Maidstone & District. They were the first such vehicles to be seen in many parts of that company's operating area. Ex M&D 5511 511 DKT became 992 in the Western National fleet and is captured here at Helston garage on Monday 7th August 1978. 4J-11.
T5-511 nadert het eindpunt in S.Denis. Rue Gabriel Péri, 6-8-2013.
Op 29 juli 2013 werd in de banlieue van Parijs lijn T5 in dienst gesteld Deze lijn loopt van Marché de St.Denis naar het RER station Garges-Sarcelles. Het is een z.g. "tram sur pneus" type Translohr STE3.
On 29-7-2013 service started on the newest tramroute in the Paris area, line T5 from St.Denis to the RER station Garges-Sarcelles. It's a so called "tram sur pneus", (tram on tyres).
P1130124
Operator: Konectbus Ltd
Fleet No: 511
Registration: LB02YWY
Body/Chassis: Volvo B7TL Wright Eclipse-Gemini
Chassis No: YV3S2G5112A002142
Seating: B43/29F
New: August 2002
Ex: Go-Ahead London
Livery: konectbus
Date: Saturday 31st May 2014
Location: Surrey Street, Norwich
Route: 2 (Norwich fast via Cromer)
B3074 Canford Heath Road on Tuesday 3 April 2018
working the 15.10 Route-H1 Bournemouth Square to Broadstone Broadway HEATHLINE service is Yellow Buses Alexander Dennis Dart SLF Pointer Two 511 SN55HSX.
Hyacinth macaw at the Columbus Zoo.
This guy looks like he should be the antagonist in a children's movie.
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Plymouth Citybus/Go Cornwall Bus
ADL Enviro 400
Macmillan Cancer Support livery
21 to St Austell
9/8/21
I had a Mantis posing for me this weekend. They are really lovely insects and this one seemed happy to pose for the camera.
This picture is #511 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Looking for a 'new' jacket, I entered one of America's treasures, a Goodwill store. A lady immediately greeted me, “Welcome to Goodwill.” It seems that WalMart has institutionalized the 'greeter.' As I left with my contraband, she smiled and said, “Have a good day!”. I went to the car to drop off the jacket and get my camera.
When I reentered the store, she looked surprised. When I explained the project and asked to meet and photograph her, Cleo immediately agreed, but the smile vanished. She became all business. I asked if she could step outside for a minute, and she agreed. As we took a few steps she said, “excuse me..., Welcome to Goodwill” to an entering customer. I got a few shots immediately outside the front door; she suddenly turned around toward an approaching customer, “Welcome to Goodwill.” Cleo takes her job seriously.
She is from Asheville, but was not interested in talking about herself. The more I talked, the more suspicious looking she got. I showed her the image on the LCD. She didn't look particularly pleased when she said, “The camera sees what it sees.” I asked if she wanted me to get another shot, perhaps with her smiling. “Don't matter. The camera sees what it sees.”
Thank you, Cleo, for allowing me to photograph you for the 100 Strangers Flickr group.