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The best display I've seen. This was just outside Cromarty We were treated to a display more reminiscent of Iceland. I'm grateful I never missed this one :)
Looking towards Lower Manhattan down 6th Ave. NYC.
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I absolutely adore Casey's chunky little legs! She's been a bit poorly the last couple of days so it's been nice to see her more herself and getting up to no good again.
This isn't quite how planned, I really wanted her to hold the teddy but she wouldn't cooperate! Might have a go at this shot again some other time, I still like it though :)
I can't decide if I prefer this edit or one with a lens flare, what do you think?
Explore #22
It's the sun.........just below it is a mountain (not visible here) that blocks it from view in the earliest part of morning.
August2025. This is an abandoned house near downtown Pine Bluff, Arkansas USA. Fomapan100push200.NikonF90x.NikkorAF60mac.YellowFilter.DD-X1to4@8minutes.AGOFilmProcessor.CameraScan:FujifilmXH1
6th Avenue, Midtown Manhattan
New York City, September 2017
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Great Western Railway 45xx class 2-6-2T 5542 departs Market Bosworth, Battlefield Line, 6th July 2019.
Locomotive History
A total of 175 class 45xx locomotives were built however from 4575 the design was modified to incorporate larger, sloping-top tanks for increased range and 5542 is one of the modified design engines. 5542 was built at Swindon works, entering traffic on the 2nd August 1928 allocated to Gloucester MPD. Over the next thirty three years it was based at Bristol, Taunton, and Newton Abbott, Its final transfer was on the 21st August 1957, when it was transferred to Westbury, where it spent its remaining years before being finally withdrawn from Westbury on 8th December 1961. It was sold to Woodhams Brothers at Barry in February 1962 and after 14 years at Barry it was sold for preservation. 5542 returned to service on the West Somerset Railway on 4th October 2002 following a twenty three year restoration.
I wonder if sky in the heavens would be like this ^^^ !?
Picture taken just after sunset at the Gorge Waterway, Victoria, Vancouver Island.
Volunteering friendly civilians, gathering for a roleplay in a battle during the American Civil War. Western weekend, Davy Crocket club, Horst, The Netherlands.
This series is highlighting different aspects of street photography. Key aspects in this particular image are timestamp, culture, color.
UP ZLTLC's power continues south beneath the old 6th Street Bridge. At the time, the bridge was in the process of being demolished and it has since been replaced.
that Austin was born into our family!!!
He has an older brother who is 8 and now a baby sister who is 4 months....
He is such a sweet and talented boy that keeps his grandma on her toes at all times!!!
I love it!!!
Our family is blessed!!
Happy Saint Nicholas Day!
And it looks as if Sarah and Hannah have been good little girls judging by what was left in their clogs.
6/5/08--Just found out that this is the #1 Google link for "6th Lake," out of nearly 700,000 to 1,170,000 total (Google can't make up its mind)--though most are links for other 6th Lakes. It is proud I am to bring this gem of a lake to the attention of Googlers everywhere..........6th Lake, Inlet, NY
A photograph taken from 6th Street in Los Angeles captures the historic Los Angeles Theatre, an opulent movie palace located on Broadway. Opened in 1931, this French Baroque-style theater was designed by architect S. Charles Lee and was considered one of the most luxurious cinemas of its time. Funded in part by Charlie Chaplin for the premiere of City Lights, the theater features a grand six-story façade adorned with intricate detailing, a lavish marble lobby, and a breathtaking auditorium with a massive crystal chandelier. Once a symbol of Hollywood’s golden age, the Los Angeles Theatre now serves as a venue for special events, preserving its rich architectural and cinematic legacy.
I sent the drone down the bank this evening to see if I could spot any burrows - I am sure there is something in amongst the tumbledown trees and shrubs, but this is probably a job for the wildlife cameras tomorrow!
If you look closely you can see myself and Angus at the top of the hill by the fence... and yes, I need to sort out my mountain bike and start doing some exercise, thanks for noticing!
The Bulletin Building (center)
four Art Deco bas relief panels that portray the printing trade and ties the building to the trade, that it housed for 60 years.[2]
architectural firm Rodier & Kundzin 1928
Architectural styleArt Deco
East End - Chinatown neighborhood
717 6th Street, NW
Washington, District of Columbia
It works!
Much to my astonishment... the 8k camera arrived today along with the final bits I need to connect it onto the drone for a job next week. I must admit when I saw the carrier I had my doubts, when I saw (and felt the weight of) the camera I had serious doubts... but it actually works! The drone handling is "interesting" but it seems to cope with what I am asking it to do. I took it up to about 25m and landed it on a converted baby bath a couple of times, everything needs charged up now though and then I will try it properly when I next get a suitable weather window. I need to do an angled descent from 200 feet (60m) and get some smooth footage.
No pressure then.
But I am astonished that the drone took an additional 250g payload so well!