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Scanned print.
Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 120 mm/f4 macro. Dec 25, 2020.
Fomapan 100 in Adox Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Printed on Forte Polywarmtone Glossy Museum Weight (24x30 cm) and split toned in Thiourea (purple-brown setting) and Selenium.
A CSX hump job shoves a cut of cars beneath the 8th Street Viaduct on a cold day in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I mentioned yesterday about our garden being colder than most we saw on our walk. Well here we are. I ventured no further than this today.
Mind when the temperature outside soars to 80F in the hall by the front door is about 65F and sitting on the bottom step of the stairs is a good place to keep cool.
22nd January 2023 Home Stafford UK
With three hours between Wednesday's targets there was ample time to grab a bite to eat and reconnoitre a few locations in the Millom area for future reference.
That done I returned to one of them, Aggie's Lonning, for a go at the 14.37 BIF - CAR on the front of which I knew was 37402.
Located on the opposite side of this stretch of line is Millom's "down" distant semaphore and I wanted to include it in the compo' for this one.
Unfortunately the electrically operated signal's attendant grey boxes are on this side, their unwelcome intrusion ruining any attempt to incorporate it.
I had to make do with a mile-post and a few snow-capped south western fells to generate something extra.
Fortunately a couple appeared walking toward me and stopped to take a look as the train approached and they add a tiny bit of something to the composition.
Not only was it bloody cold here an hour before sunset but a bank of cloud was approaching from the west, providing a nervy few moments as 402 seemed to take an age to trundle around the coast from Kirby in Furness.
Within 15 minutes the sun was gone from here.
A companion shot to November's moon, taken from an almost identical place. The moon rises above and reflects in Lake Springfield. If you detect a small white bit close to the center where the water becomes land, that is a pair of White pelicans.
The dark, clear February sky shines with a million pinpricks of starlight over the gleaming, snow-clad Flatiron Formation south of Eldorado Springs, Colorado. The familiar pattern of Orion is clearly visible toward the left of the image.
As my hiking buddy and I climbed into the car to drive to the trailhead, we noticed that the external temperature sensor read a balmy 7˚F. I suddenly felt more justified that I chose to wear my shell pants with fleece pants underneath. We made our way into the South Boulder Creek drainage, and unfortunately, drainages being what they are with respect to temperature stratification, we found ourselves in even colder 5˚F air when we arrived at the trailhead.
We strapped micro spikes to our boots and began to walk quickly up Doudy Draw through the snow, in order to generate a modicum of body heat. My eye sockets felt cold, and there was a crinkly feeling in the outer spaces of my nose every time I inhaled: nose hairs briefly freezing. There was no moon, and I was surprised at the amount of light the open spaces away from the trees were able to reflect from the nearby cities and the stars.
When I stopped briefly to make this photo, I was forced to remove my mittens for several minutes. Worse, the metal legs of my tripod were physically painful to the touch, and I did not have the requisite dexterity to break it down while wearing the mittens. As such, I dedicated very little time to optimizing my composition and exposure before it was time to re-sling the gear onto my back and keep moving down the trail.
Technical notes: Single 25s exposure, developed with two masks in Photoshop CC, one for the sky and one for the foreground landscape; I used an additional curves layer with the sky mask to enhance contrast. I also manually adjusted the white balance in Lightroom because I find the camera struggles to assess reasonable white balances at night.
Union Pacific lacks a single major classification yard in the Twin Cities and instead relies on four yards. As a result, transfers run frequently between them. On a subzero Sunday, a quartet of old EMDs tacks the grade at Jackson Street in St. Paul enroute from State Street to East Minneapolis.
It is sunny and cold in Vancouver. Sunny days are good for shadow play.
I wish all my Flickr friends stay warm and have a great weekend!
Shadow play taken at my neighbourhood weeks ago.
A cold and frosty start to the day. Just a picture I took on my morning walk in Braunston.
6th February 2023.
A few more quick snaps, just with the phone (was too cold to stop and get gloves off and fumble the camera out the bag, and I was on my way to work anyway, but I wanted to grab a few quick pics)
This was the coldest morning of out frigid roadtrip up north. We spent the night at a hotel in Silverton, Colorado. The next morning was beautiful for photography. The temperature was sitting right around 0 degrees F.
Snow is really difficult to photograph. While it's snowing, the sky is gray and the light is flat. Then when it stops snowing and the sun comes out, usually within five minutes the snow starts falling off of the tree branches. On this morning, the air was so still that the snow stayed on every branch of every tree for several hours. It was beautiful. But. COLD!
Olympus OM-D E-M1, M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro, Benro tripod & filters
........... on ice.
I uploaded this picture because of the feet. I'm not a fetishist, but these really captivated me. They can practically walk on water with them! When I first saw that, I was completely blown away :)))
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............ auf dem Eis.
Dieses Bild habe ich wegen der Füße hochgeladen. Ich bin kein Feteschist aber diese haben es mir angetan. Sie können ja regelrecht damit übers Wasser laufen, als ich das das erste Mal gesehen habe, war ich total von den Socken :)))