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Central Line, westbound, 1992 stock.
'Intelligent auto' on the Panasonic required multiple exposures to get this. Given it was hand-held I was pleased and surprised by the way this turned out.
86228 approaches Carstairs from the south with a Cross Country train for Glasgow Central and Edinburgh. I was on a trip to Scotland with workmates travelling and taking photos, we were heading for Edinburgh, 47704 was waiting at Carstairs to attach and work our rear portion to Edinburgh, 19/6/83
An approaching storm front as a thunderstorm cell moves in bringing rain, starting to spot the lens at right! Taken from home -and of home - in Alberta, July 3, 2016 just before sunset.
This is an 8-section panorama, stitched with Adobe Camera Raw, with the 20mm Sigma lens and Nikon D750.
Tonglu (3036 m), a small hamlet inside the Singalila National Park in the Darjeeling district in the state of West Bengal in India near the India - Nepal border. It is a roadside halt along the trekking route from Manebhanjang (11km) to Sandakphu.
Eastern Himalayas
Beautiful Bengal, India
Just to prove it can snow in March - 73 "River Roe" approaches Ballycarry station with the 10.45 Larne Harbour - York Road.
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As we were driving along the Monaro Highway in Canberra Ian saw a plane heading towards the Airport. We pulled over when it was safe to do so. I had my camera on the ready and got a few shots from the car. It's an QANTAS B737.
As we were driving along the Monaro Highway in Canberra Ian saw a plane heading towards the Airport. We pulled over when it was safe to do so. I had my camera on the ready and got a few shots from the car. It's an QANTAS B737.
Castle Sween, taken June 2012. I had the privilege of working in Argyle and of course took my camera. However, the next series of photos from the shore, looking upto the castle, was costly! A gust of wind knocked over my tripod, dashing my wide lens and camera into a rock pool. A lesson for us all, make sure your kit is insured. Thankfully my household insurance covered it!!!!