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The “Franklin D. Roosevelt” Mid-Hudson Bridge, New York. Construction began in 1925. Opened to the public in 1930.
yes...it was, lots of frost on the ground!
Hard to believe this is all about to become a housing estate!!
The interior of the access to a bunker built during the cold war.
Now open as a museum nordjyskemuseer.dk/en/u/cold-war-museum-regan-vest/
Cold November Rain
Guns N’ Roses
‘So never mind the darkness
We still can find a way
'Cause nothin' lasts forever
Even cold November rain’
68023 (with 68027 behind) is seen crossing Scarborough Bridge on the approach to York with 0H27 Crewe Gresty Bridge to York on a cold and rainy 11th November 2018.
This is cold, Central Texas style. The bird bath is frozen over after two days of not getting above freezing.At least it had warmed up to about 23 F ( -5 C) when I took this shot. No snide comments from northerners suffering through subzero (F) temps please - this is way, way colder than we normally get. For 118 pictures in 2018, #78, "Cold".
Cold Film Mood ...
Sometimes all you need to do is to wait until you come across something, things just happen and align nicely.
I shot a roll of Ilford XP2 again, after a long while. I used it on the rather low and dull light, often present, when I was on the trip. I was not alone, so, there are always times you got to wait and usually your not in the mood or at the place you want to be to make photos. But I shot what caught my eye. (And yes, this is a Buddhist Tibetian Monastery).
If you scan XP2 you have the choice: treat it like CN film or b/w? I scanned it like color film and was a bit confused to get a duo-tone color rather than a single tint. It could be a fault of the scanner or my settings, but I found that quite interesting, this is really near to the kind of split toning I look for, often. All there more or less „random“ factors add up to frames, that I tend to like, really.
Explored #141
Yesterday morning I got up early (for a Saturday morning) in the hope that there might be some more snow about. Wasn't very much more in Portadown so took a spin out in the car. Ended up on the beach in Newcastle. It was bitterly cold but really sunny. Really class.
Tilia tree branch.
Canon 5D2 with Canon 135L lens.
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Explore - December 13, 2013 - #54
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Behind one of CN's full bodied C40-8Ms, K445 pulls out of the siding at South Ottawa following a three-way meet. At the time of this photo, NW Ohio was still in Mother Nature's freezer, and we had to combat 20 mph winds, blowing snowflakes, and excruciating cold in the moments leading up to the ethanol train's departure.
Looking out over the ice of Fish Lake in the mountains above Whitehorse. It was a cold and windy 12th of March. In the foreground are the remains of a collapsed snow shelter that someone had constructed earlier in the winter. The hills are partially obscured, almost fog-like, by a superfine falling and blowing snow snow.
This is a panoramic image comprised of a number of individual photos. I shot all of the originals using the Canon EOS R and RF 24-105mm f/4.0 L/ Both were mounted to a very solid tripod with a ball head and levelling base. Unfortunately, I didn't have a nodal rail handy for this series, and although I composed a few different panoramas, this is the only one that I was able to stitch perfectly. Next time, I will use a nodal rail as well to illuminate any and all parallax issues. The final image was stitched and processed from raw using Adobe Lightroom and then converted into black and white. I hope you like it.