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With plenty of motive power on the point, TR locos 08 + 04 + 02 take their short train of loaded logs for Bell Bay and the empty coal hoppers from Boyer northbound through the wayside location of Nala with train no 34 on Sunday 4-2-2018 at 19.27.
Photo by Steve Bromley.
Relax and welcome in the new year!
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all and thanks for your visits!
A curious onlooker asked me why I took this photo at an angle. I replied... "Because I can capture the bee clearly!" (meaning... the bee can stand out!)
CameraCanon: EOS 550D
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 126 mm
ISO Speed: 800
"The earth is what we all have in common."
~ Wendell Berry
Tea gardens, misty skies, and calm vibes - this place is therapy without words. Every turn in Munnar feels like a dream you don't want to wake up from. Munnar's tea gardens are vast, scenic, high-altitude plantations in Kerala's Western Ghats, renowned for rolling, lush green hills.
This photo was taken on a lake in Germany. I have used a Canon EOS 550D, a Tokina wide angle and filter.
Rustic door on a barn/shed viewed from an old back lane very near the tourist area of Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.
Buona settimana !
Have a great week !
Tienen una gran semana !
Passez une bonne semaine !
Haben eine tolle Woche !
Tenha uma ótima semana !
ON ... un po' sì e on po' no ...
ON ... a little ...
soooooooo. idk, it's different again. i had the idea of Doppelgänger's in mind when taking these photos.
when you see your contacts photos in explore do you get a feeling of proudness? I do... it makes me so happy seeing the people in my contacts have their photos put up there. :)
Obviously inspired by the amazing work of Joel (Boy_Wonder).
I wanted to try something like this for a long time :)
“Memories were fine but you couldn't touch them, smell them or hold them. They were never exactly as the moment was, and they faded with time.” ― Cecelia Ahern
I'm going back home tomorrow :(
20K VIEWS BOOMMMM
so as a treat heres last nights beast :D i was gonna save it for my 52 weeks but here it is :D
one of the clearest skys that ive ever seen, the moon lighting was perfect but my gosh it was cold
visted here with cover of darkness and we will soon be back here as theres so much to shoot !
f2.8
iso 400
22 30 sec stacks
slight level increase
Ok so I went all silly at the beginning of this month and splashed (grin) out on a lovely shiny new Canon EOS 550D (Rebel T2i).. Ooh it's lovely, 18.7 megapixels and HD Video. Now I just have to sell my 450D to help pay for it!
I just had to take some splashes with it.. This one is pretty much straight out of camera, no changes, just converted the RAW, small amount of sharpening and a tweak to the levels to get the colours back a bit.
Strobist Info : Canon Speedlite 580EX-II with light blue gel firing from about 40cm up down at 45 degrees. 430 EX-II below it firing directly into the back of the splash with a frosted perspex diffuser about 30cm in front of them. (All behind the splash).
Canon 550D with Sigma 105mm Macro Lens, F16, 0.6 sec exposure, ISO 100. Flashes and drops triggered with a 'Time Machine' www.bmumford.com/photo/waterdrops/index.html
Much Better : Large On Black
Nei prossimi giorni ancora limitato nei commenti e gruppi.
In the coming days very limited in the comments and groups.
En los próximos días muy limitado en los comentarios y los grupos.
Dans les prochains jours très limité dans les commentaires et les groupes.
In den kommenden Tagen sehr in den Kommentaren und Gruppen beschränkt.
OFF !!!
Riprenderò a commentare ed a partecipare ai gruppi non appena possibile.
I'll begin again to comment and groups as soon as possible.
This was one of the 200 shots taken from a moving bus somewhere between Kampar and Rawang @ 6.50pm on 17-Oct-2010. The bus journey from Penang back to Kuala Lumpur took about 4.5 hours with a 25 minutes break somewhere near Ipoh.
Yes... I know, an old-fashion landscape silhouette photo of a sunset. Not much special effect but I sort of like the colours and the tall tree as anchor with the setting sun, partially covered by a tree, at the tip of the horizon.
Lens: EFS 18-135 IS
EXIF: f7.1, 1/640, ISO-400, 18mm, Spot, no flash