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Moose, Great Mountain Forest, Norfolk, CT

Acquired this old camera today from the in-laws; so far what I know is that it was the grandmother's and these were produced for only a few years in the mid/late 1960s.

Tele-view of the same bolt. It didn't hit the tower crane, but it's so bright it's not easy to tell the bolt is (probably miles) distant.

 

The wind shifted at one point and the crane made a 90-degree swing to this position in just a few seconds, which is very fast despite the fact such cranes are allowed to swing in the breeze.

 

Turned like a windmill, though. Never seen one move that fast.

Shot with DxO ONE

Fotograaf Rob van Keulen

Edited in DXO OpticsPro 10

JINHAE, Republic of Korea (Mar. 31, 2017) - A sailor assigned to the Republic of Korea's (ROK) Underwater Construction Team (UCT) practices underwater cutting techniques with Sailors assigned to the U.S. Navy's UCT 2 during exercise Foal Eagle 2017 at the Republic of Korea (ROK) Naval Education and Training Command in Jinhae. Foal Eagle is an annual, bilateral training exercise designed to enhance the readiness of U.S. and ROK forces and their ability to work together during a crisis. (U.S. Navy Combat Camera photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Brett Cote) 170331-N-IP743-0025

 

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3. Busker Wenlock

Music is my thing - let me entertain you.

 

Pink Trail - 2.6km

Encounter the hustle and bustle of London’s West End with its hive of shops, theatres and some surprising hidden gems.

 

27 July - 9 September

Take a stroll along some of London’s most scenic streets with our free Discovery Trails. We’ve put together six unique colour-coded walking routes across the historic city centre that will take you on a journey of discovery to the greatest sights and sounds of London. Keep an eye out for official Games mascots Mandeville and Wenlock, who’ll be bringing the trails to life and highlighting some great photo opportunities. Each will be individually designed, animating the routes in a unique way that captures the spirit of London. Why not try all of the trails and see if you can get a snapshot on camera?

The 84 official Wenlock and Mandeville sculptures will be in place for two months from mid July to the end of the Paralympics and are part of the Mayor of London Presents programs of free cultural events and attractions being staged across the capital to celebrate the Games.

Mounted on concrete plinths, each fibreglass figure will be 2.3 metres high and weigh one tonne. They have been decorated by 22 designers to reflect their surroundings.

The £490,000 scheme is being promoted by Mayor Boris Johnson, who has overseen similar public art events, including life-sized baby elephants and Fabergé eggs mounted on plinths around the capital.

Finally, this nice little 135 Twin Lens Reflex plastic camera created from scratch by Superheadz will arrive Hong Kong exclusively at city'super/LOGON in Oct/Nov!

 

I knew about this from Superheadz since last year and they've been sending prototypes to selected photographers around the world for testing and testing and testing. In addition to their 110 cute cameras, this will make history in the world of toy camera. Drooling to play with it for a long time, finally I received a sample this August. Obviously Superheadz took tremendous effort to make it perfect before they are comfortable giving me a sample to try. I've seen Hiruma san on Tokyo's street talking on the phone in sweat with the manufacturer because of the flood in China back in July, which explains the delay in release.

 

During this launch, only 3 colors will appear in the market. Black, Orange and Blue. But I've seen other colors in their office back in July, red, brown and yellow. In addition, somewhere on Flickr I saw white too.

 

The most amazing things I like about BBF is built-in film counter (no more camera backs/adaptors), removable film masks to create sprocket holes effect and square photos, not to mention a hot shoe for flash. Instantly tons of things to play with just like Holga or even more. I'm so glad both LOMO and Superheadz are now deviating their paths further by doing things other than the most popular Holga, differentiating from each other instead of competing with fancy packaging and Holga accessories only. LOMO's new path is with Diana, while Superheadz with 110 cameras and BBF.

 

The Plastic Lens' Artpunk already has several preview articles about BBF's features here, here and here. Thanks Artpunk!

 

I've created a "Black Bird Fly" camera and photos Flickr group so if you have photos taken by BBF or photos of your beloved BBF, please go there and share/discuss! I can't wait to see how my photos are developed, will soon share.

 

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My newest addition after months and months of indecisiveness. Here with with the s5 pro.

Camera: Leica Q3

Retouch: Lightroom Classic CC 14.1.1

Blackpool Transport, Brush Railcoach 631 at Bispham. Saturday 04 May 2013.

 

Photograph copyright: Ian 10B.

Camera: Canon EOS 550D.

 

On the above date 631 became the first of the class to visit Fleetwood since November 2009. The tram is now part of the Blackpool heritage tram fleet. During the winter of 2012 – 2013 work was carried out on it both internally and externally which removed some of its modern features. Thankfully 631 has been repainted in a green and cream passenger livery replacing the hideous all-over advert livery that it previously carried. The style of livery it now carries has not been applied before and really is a bit of a hodgepodge. The work so far undertaken was only phase one and during the winter of 2013 – 2014 phase two is expected to be carried out to restore the tram to its late 1950’s condition, although whether this will include removing its present banana shape is unclear.

 

Unfortunately Blackpool Transport retained one of the most modernised of its Brush cars rather than one that would have been more suitable for restoration; therefore quite a lot of work is now required to make this tram more traditional and presentable.

  

Some tourist in Belfast taking a picture of that Wheel.

Nearest the camera is Hapag-Lloyd Cruises M.V. Eurpoa 2. IMO 9616230. Registered in Valletta, Malta, she was constructed during 2012/3 at STX Europe, Saint-Nazaire, France. Her maiden voyage was on 11/05/2013. She has a GTW 42,830, a maximum speed of 21 knots, seven passenger decks, can carry 516 passengers having a healthy ratio of more than 370 crew. This was her second port of call and was due to depart at 18.00hrs. on a 'VERY BRITISH', nine days cruise; Hamburg, Germany - Southampton - Guernsey - Channel Islands - Falmouth - Cork, Republic of Ireland(Eire) - Liverpool -

Dublin, Republic of Ireland(Eire) - Hamburg, Germany. Just visible in front of Europa 2 is Azamara Club Cruises - Azamara Quest - IMO: 9210218, whilst ahead is P&O Cruises Ventura - IMO: 9333175. This was awaiting departure from the Ocean Terminal on a 17-night Central Med. Cruise. Cunard Queen Elizabeth - IMO: 9477438 had just departed for a seven night Norwegian Fjords cruise; Southampton - Bergen, Norway - Geiranger, Norway - Flåm, Norway - Stavanger, Norway - Southampton, on what was a busy day at Southampton docks.

 

This photo was taken from P&O Cruises Azura - IMO: 9424883 when awaiting to depart from the Mayflower Terminal for a 14-night Western Med. Cruise; Southampton - Gibraltar - Ajaccio, Corsica, France - Civitavecchia(Port for Rome), Italy - La Spezia, Italy - Monaco, Monte Carlo - Marseilles, France - Cadiz, Spain - Southampton, on 22/07/2016. © Peter Steel 2016.

Yay! Today I borrowed this Lomo Fish Eye from friend.

And I'm so excited!

Soooo excited!

Can't wait to see the outcome print of photographs from this Fish Eye Lomo :D

But I still have 23 shoots left.

Now I get confused of what will I aim next with this Lomo.

Would you be my object, friends? hihihiii :p

 

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