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A visitor about to take a shot of the picturesque water glass wall at the entrance of the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, from the inside foyer looking out. The innovative wall has a layer of water flowing down and creating the mesmerising ripple patterns producing colourful abstracts as they do so.
The is last photo uploaded for a few days as I'll be away until 8th this month (to Brisbane where I hope to take a few photos) - look forward to catching up with my friendly contacts again when I return.
One of my favorites, such detail in the set... video cassette, disposable camera, and old-school film cartridge!
As it was approaching sundown I looked of and saw this lovely sky with wispy clouds and just had to capture this momentin time, X marks the spot.
Toronto Beaches. Pentax Spotmatic SP1000, 50mm/2.8 Carl Zeiss Jena lens
Ilford Pan F+ film developed in Rodinal
Captured this image at Machrihanish Sea Bird Observatory on a very windy afternoon in poor light, but I am very happy with the end result.
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Captured Time · Portico Quartet
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The Schizandra Vine captured my sun catcher! I just noticed the dust on the vine, it's from our garage floor renovations, which is close to being done...YAY!
"The physical world, including our bodies, is a response of the observer. We create our bodies as we create the experience of our world." - Deepak Chopra
- Pentax K1000
- Kodak Portra 400
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Captured with a Nikon Df and a manual Nikkor Ai 24mm ƒ1:2, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film.
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Scavrat Captured Beta.
When I built the Archon Beta, I knew I wanted to build more than one. This was a great opportunity to return to one of my favourite #darklegacies factions, the Scavrats. I added a bit of steampunk flavour to this build, with the bolt launcher and exhaust, which is truer to the original source material. It also has a Sisterhood Lantern of Revelation up front to ensure no invisible demons can sneak up on the pilot when working the carrion fields.
This build is complete but also a WIP, as I have a bunch of old dark gray parts coming in from BrickLink and I may replace the left arm cannon with an arm/multi-tool. I also need to get to work on my new custom base so I can do some proper photos.
have been loving images in b&w, sepia tones with just a little touch of colour here & there lately...
grouped together just a few examples of wonderful such photography by dear flickr friends & contacts...
from top to bottom, left to right:
Cindy ~> peekaboo part II
Cindy Taylor ~> poems
Krista ~> Chase Your Dreams
Doreen ~> Flutter of soft household memories...
Theresa ~> lines.
Cindy {Cinammon} ~> Outside Outerlands
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Capturing a mountain pass as a storm rolls in with our Pentax 645 to Sony E #rhinocamvertex stitching adapter. Learn more: fotodioxpro.com/collections/rhinocam-vertex
Captured emerging from Blackpool Transports Rigby Road Depot, in the late afternoon October sunshine Progress Twin-Car 676+686.
5th October 1972
I went over to Lodmoor this afternoon, delighted to see 5 Juvenile Spoonbill out on the West path, filled a 16G card 720 pics of them, it will take some sorting
Unfortunately, for those of us who love photography, much of the Valley Railroad's North Pole Express operation happens after dark. To capture the magic, you need to bring along some lights. I don't do much night photography, so I don't have lofty goals with regard to getting artsy with flashes. I'm more than satisfied if the resulting image is evenly lit and the photo is sharp. In this frame, Valley Railroad Consolidation #97 whistles for the Ferry Road Crossing at the Hadlyme flag stop. The image was captured with a Nikon Z9 and three Nikon speedlights fired with radio triggers. Unlike the thermonuclear lights that some of my colleagues use, this set-up is not going to light up the whole countryside, but for a simple scene like this, it works pretty well. 1/200th at f/8 and 1600 ISO.
This image was captured during the Thanksgiving 2025 weekend, during North Pole Express operations at Connecticut's Valley Railroad.