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Mefs section from last weeks wall...Crazy styles he,s got goin on here...Jus a lil tease to the r/H side of goats bit which i will post up in a day or so......
A bit of a jumble in composition terms, a vestige from the days when I was trying to be arty-farty with my transport photography. A damp day in Lincoln saw me capture Harry Secombe gurning in an urge for us to Keep Britain Tidy, while the municipal car park attendant in hallmark jobsworth cap awaits business in his booth, and Lincoln City Transport AEC Bridgemaster No.95 (TFE538) awaits its next turn of duty.
The bus was one of a batch of four Bridgemasters that that Lincoln took in September 1962, the final new customer for the not very successful low-height bus. In fact, AEC had already announced that it would cease production of the type, replacing it with the Renown model that did not sell any better. Lincoln’s purchase of the AEC Bridgemaster was a surprise, as Lincoln favoured Leylands. I believe that the four buses had originally been ordered by Leicester City Transport, so my guess is that AEC made an irresistible bargain offer to offload the unwanted buses. I wonder how much satisfaction Lincoln obtained from its Bridgemaster quartet? The type didn’t last very long in service, being withdrawn in 1974.
July 1972
Zorki 4 camera
Agfa CT18 film.
Bit lame compared after seeing the Patrouille Suisse, Red Arrows, Saudi Hawks & Midnight Hawks the same week!
Bits of four negatives taken in the Nikon Pronea S on ancient FNAC APS film rated as and shot at 400.
"There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded"
Princess Diana Martin Bashir Interview: The Most Memorable Line.
NEX-6 + Meteor 5-1 1.9/17-69 (Krasnogorsk 16mm movie camera; Метеор 5-1 1.9/17-69 Красногорск) @ 17mm
Arduino UNO provides 6 bit data and the necessary handshaking logic for a vintage Burroughs SSD0132-0040 Self-Scan gas plasma display c.1976. The row of LED blinky lights, aside from being mesmerizing, shows the state of the interface logic with delays built into the sketch to help diagnostics (on my first attempt I had the 6 data bits in reverse order).
The wire shrouded in red heatshrink tube on tag 10 of the lower connector is the +250 volt DC supply required by the Self-Scan
Bit of an amalgamation of some previous shots. Bit of backlighting, bokeh and smoke.
Flash on stand behind my head on lowest power at 128mm. Exhale of vape before the shutter opened with the fibre optic lp brush in the foreground. Took quite a number of similar shots with different points of focus. This one was my fave with everything out of focus. Bit of a tinker in lightroom et voila.
This is number 106 of my 365.
I had a bit of an experience spotting these ones, as as soon as I took these photos, a middle-aged, stereotypically Essex-ey 50+ year old man opened the door and asked me what I was doing. I replied that I liked his cars, and asked if he wouldn't mind me photographing them. He wasn't very enthusiastic about it unfortunately, but he let me do so anyway, and shut the door.
No DVLA records for this plate exist weirdly, so it's probably been off the road for so long they don't recognise it.
The centre of a fountain rose , posh name for a wild rose , i like the intricacy of all the little bits and the great colour
On the outskirts of Sale, A2 986 crosses Flooding Creek on its journey west from Bairnsdale with its water tank wagon.
Bit of a surprise to wake up to a thick frost this morning. The sun melted it all away quickly, but not before I'd walked round the garden with my camera!
Bit of a poppy fest going on just now. Firstly were these fields in Menorca a few weeks ago and last night I came across a cracker in East Lothian. I haven't looked at the East Lothian shots yet but am hopeful of some more good poppy shots.
Took quite a bit of time to think up a nice and sturdy frame solution in studio, now its time to first make 1/5 of that into reality, while going back and forth to check if everything actually works out. Some BL orders should be coming in soon that'll allow me to replicate this another 4 times and add the exterior shell.
(also, hurray for part 3145, which perfectly matches with the geometry I had set up)
350 mile round trip only to get home at 11pm to find out my equipment was filthy so this wasn't the shot I wanted but I've uploaded it as a reminder to myself to check my bits more thoroughly before indulging in activities where cleanliness is a must..
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latest finds today at stafford swapmeet are these converted ooc model coaches in to bendi buses nice!! lol
Taking the Hasselblad out of its comfort zone once again in one of my favourite Tokyo hang-outs, the famous (and now very crowded) Kabukichou.
A bit of a fun edit tonight with an OOB (Out of Bounds) mixing it up and keeping it real! ;) lol
Had this image for ages sat on the hard drive and was disappointed that it wasn't as good as I thought at the time, I expected a bit more from it when I saw it on the camera screen and was so pleased at the time I took it, but it wasn't to be when viewed on the laptop, low light and high iso didn't help! :(
It was taken on the River Plym whilst I was up to the rim of me wellies waiting for whatever may come along in the way of wildlife, I was rather cold and had slipped off a rock so one wellie had been full of water at one point and I had to ring me sock out (no that's not a euphemism) on the river bank, the hours drifted by as did the driftwood when all of a sudden this little fellow popped up right in front of me, well I couldn't believe my luck I had never been so close to one of these in my life, panic set in but I did manage to get off a couple of quick snaps before he dived down in search for his fish supper...and so the day ended! :)
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A little bit of the creation process of the lettering made for Nuts Magazine - UK, to start a interview with the rapper “Professor Green”.
Check it out the entire project on www.behance.net/gallery/Nuts-Magazine/4186719
Orb is a little light and gappy, but like the shot nonetheless. I had a bit of a panic when I first got in the field, and saw that the wheat had been cut, but luckily only around the edges. I really like the effect the mist had on the landscape. Walking deep into the fields was weird to say the least, it looked never ending.
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