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This shot has come about following a previous shot I uploaded that I had asked for help on. I would like to thank all those who took the time to make positive suggestions and hopefully I have made a better job of it this time.
A shot from the Carrington Bridge over the River Severn during the recent floods. For nineteen years this was part of my drive to work
Strung out in the back of a black car
No keys, all I got is my credit cards
And I've been here a million times
Drive fast with The Beatles in the background
Till 'em take the 101 out of this town
I was never one to say goodbye
Doug Harrop Photography • September 25, 1988
A group of Burlington Northern E9AM locomotives await a call to serve on Chicago bound commuter rail trains, staged in BN's Aurora, Illinois rail yard.
Beginning in the mid-1970s, 25 Burlington Northern E8As were rebuilt by Morrison-Knudsen in Boise, Idaho. MK upgraded them to E9A standards, and included the installation of EMD 645 power assemblies and head-end power, branding the fleet E9AMs.
These streamliners were some of the last E-series locomotives in active service in North America. All were retired in 1992.
Commuters trudge across the footbridge at Newcastle station on their way to work, disembarking from a class 158 that has just arrived from the west.
4th June 2019.
The evening rush hour crowd starts to gather at Preston station as a Class 158 DMU waits to leave for Blackpool.
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Every day in Sydney, around 35,000 people use ferries to commute around Sydney Harbour. In this 90 second video I share a few of the sights and sounds on a typical commute into one of Sydney's bays. In my experience, buses, trains and trams cannot compare to the relaxed serenity of a ride on a Sydney ferry. So sit back, relax and let's take a ride on a Sydney ferry. How does it compare to your daily commute?
As a lover of traffic trails I've always wanted to capture a shot like this. My local topgraphy sadly falls short of making it a reality.
Finding myself in Wales I planned to head for a location that could deliver. Whilst en route I had traversed the road you see below. Reaching the top and with twilight rapidly approaching it left me with a tough decision. Stop here in moody light but have to hunt for a vantage point; or press on with the journey, miss the light but end up at a known vista with a classic hairpin view.
I held on.
Scrambling blindly towards the edge of a *very* steep drop, the route below came into clear view. I was glad I'd made the right choice :)
Single continuous exposure. Sony A7s w/ Nikon 35mm at f/10 ish (manually adjusted). 3-stop soft grad for sky.
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