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Phoenix of the Commonwealth - The Journey of Emilia Quill is coming in January 2017.
Follow the tale of Emilia Quill in a short, story-driven 5-6 part episodic 'mini-playthrough'.
This American Wigeon couple was floating against a backdrop of lovely changing leaves. On Commonwealth Lake.
Unnamed small waterfall on Commonwealth Creek, near the old, semi-abandoned Commonwealth Basin Trail (old PCT). Happy Waterfall Wednesday!
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Nat'l Forest, WA
GM37 stands at the head of an ARTC rail train next to the old steam loco water tower at Tarcoola after returning from Ooldea on 12-7-2017
Commonwealth Avenue is a major road in Canberra, Australia. It connects Civic with South Canberra. Specifically, it runs between City Hill and Capital Hill. The first Commonwealth Avenue Bridge was constructed in 1928. It replaced a ford across the Molonglo River. The road is six lanes wide with a wide median down the middle. It crosses Lake Burley Griffin over the Commonwealth Bridge.
Commonwealth Avenue & Hereford Street.
Commonwealth Avenue Mall, a grand allée of shade trees forming the central axis of Back Bay, connects the Public Garden to Back Bay Fens.
Back Bay is home to a residential neighborhood of graceful nineteenth-century Victorian Brownstones, and landmarks such as the civic plaza Copley Square, enclosed shopping mall Prudential Center (1993), and Renaissance revival style Boston Public Library (1895).
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Commonwealth Creek falls down many short drops. We sat and ate lunch to the right of where I stood to take this shot and listened to the roar of waterfalls above and below us.
The Lithgow to Newnes rail-line was opened on 1907 and ran for a total distance of 51 kilometres.
The line was operated by the Commonwealth Oil Corporation in conjunction with the Newnes oil and kerosene shale mines.
In the late 1980's these former NSW Government railway carriages were positioned in Newnes as a reminder of the now long past Commonwealth Oil Corporation railway.
Newnes, New South Wales, Australia.
With the arrival of autumn, the Commonwealth Avenue Mall changes from a shady respite from the summer sun, into an explosion of bright colors, loudly announcing the inevitable winter to come. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Con la llegada del otoño, el el parque de la Avenida Commonwealth deja de ser un respiro del sol de verano para convertirse en una explosión de colores brillantes que anuncian vivamente la llegada inevitable del invierno. Boston, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Can you believe that this was a candid capture? It was, they were actually walking along like this - smiling and dancing and waving their arms around. I spoke with them afterwards and they had volunteered at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014 and wanted to spread the joy of the upcoming Commonwealth Games no matter how silly they looked - their words! I thought this was a good shot for this day with the games opening in Australia earlier today. Enjoy!
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A beautiful summer sunset along Commonwealth Ave. Couldn't have asked for a more lovely end to a day. | shot on film, Canon A2E; scanned on Nikon CoolScan 4000.
General John Glover, hero of the revolution, stands heroically on the Berkeley-Clarendon block of Commonwealth Avenue in the Back Bay as the modern city moves all around him. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
El general John Glover, héroe de la revolución, se alza heroicamente en la manzana de Berkeley-Clarendon de la Avenida Commonwealth, en el barrio de Back Bay, mientras la ciudad moderna se mueve a su alrededor. Boston, Massachusetts, EE. UU."
A Commonwealth Railways/Australian National Railways railcar, number CB1, at the National Railway Museum in Port Adelaide. This diesel locomotive was used on South Australian remote outback lines, to Whyalla and as far north as Maree.
Here is one from the archives taken a few weeks back.
I haven’t had a chance to process any of my shots I took while I was at the coast last weekend. I have some really nice sunrise shots that I can’t wait to share them with you.
I wasn’t going to upload this one but in the end I gave in. I am not happy with how this image turned out to be. I guess I was hoping for something more interesting, instead I ended up with this boring shot.
What you see in there is the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge in Canberra.
Flickr is broken because this made it to Explore. Thank You!
The Shot
- 3X [-2,0,+2]
- Tripod
- Canon 10-22mm lens
Photomatix
- None
Photoshop
- Added three layers: [-2,0,+2]
- Layer mask on bottom three, made it look just about the way I remember it
- A small touch of Lucis Art to sharpen up the buildings
Lightroom
- Borders added using Mogrify
Royal Ascot took place in June 2022 and I was there to record some of the visiting coaches, buses and minibuses to this annual event.