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Camara /Camera: Nikon D80
Objetivo / Lense: Nikkor 50mm f1.8
Modelo/Modelr: Leyre
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Sweeping away from Kingsbury Junction 66077 heads 6G71 Toton North Yard to Exeter Riverside conveying the china clay hoppers used on the Cliffe Vale circuit. 66104 had failed at Landor Street on the 22nd heading the train back to the South-West and was rescued by 66067 removing the entire consist to Toton.
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A pair of Oakway SD60's get's ready to pound the diamond's at Rochelle, IL with a manifest!!! Spring of 1991.
Canola field and a gravel road between White Fox and Nipawin, Saskatchewan. This scene looks (and felt) very rural, calm and serene, but a major paved highway is close by, in the distance.
See this from another perspective: "Pebbles"; www.flickr.com/photos/joan-marie/14832729092/
Shooting info: ultra wide-angle lens set at 9 mm, RAW, handheld, auto focus, +1.3 EV (by mistake; I usually set this at zero), 15.9 MP
Back in the California oasis of Yermo enjoying the rail action the UP is providing with the variety of motive power combinations like this DD35 #75, DD35B #76B, and a SD45 combo preparing to depart for a trip over Cajon into Los Angeles.
Kodacolor Negative by Bob Black- John Black Collection. 1658
No Way Back
"Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them - that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like." Lao Tzu
Sometimes you just have to push forward...
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Canon 5D Mark II + Canon 16-35
F16, ISO 100 and 108" exposure
With Nisi ND64 and Nisi Soft Nano GN4
With FLM Tripod CP30-L3 Pro + FLM Tripod Head CB-43FTR
@ Alhandra, Lisboa, Portugal
Duarte Sol P hotography
I was feeding mrs swan ,she sat next to me
on the bank with the ducks,goose and gulls.
So he went to sleep.
Hello! Hope you're all well. It's been a couple of months since my last post, with the last throes of my degree course taking up most my spare time and annual leave. Hopefully I'll have chance to start getting out and about with my camera again after my exams in a coupel of weeks (just in time for the worst time of year for cathcing sunrises!).
In the meantime here are a few more from my last outing back in february - a pleasingly misty morning in the Peak District.
I've a page on facebook here - if you like my images please feel free to say hello and follow me on there too. Thank you.
Birmingham past and present 1 of 2.
The Back To Backs, shops and terraced houses dating back to Victorian times. A few of these are preserved by the National Trust and are well worth visiting. It’s quite an eye opener to see how people lived in very cramped conditions, with working families sharing communal washrooms and courtyards. Tours can be booked with the National Trust, my U3A photography group did one a few years back and found it very interesting. Highly recommended.
This image was from a few years back...with my firstborn at the wheel...traveling the back roads of Colorado in July...amazing scenery EVERYWHERE and a nature lovers paradise...within ten minutes of this scene we were in the middle of a TEMPEST of a storm..trying to photograph the dramatic clouds in the skies everywhere...eleven people lost their lives that day we found out later...Seems these sudden storms are quite prevalent there...a few hours to see such beauty ...not nearly enough!!! Have a blessed weekend and hoping you all find some of those back roads to explore! Stay blessed!
This is the last straw, I'm throwing in the towel. I'm use to things not going my way, I was just born unlucky. But seriously.. like seriously? Some how all my photos on my iPhoto got deleted, all you photographers can imagine how upsetting this is. All those photos gone, that I didn't back-up yet. My wisdom teeth hurt. My school didn't receive my payment for my classes. And ugh soo many other things. I just give-up.
Take one day at a time, they say. Forget what they say, lets go back to yesterday.