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This is a 12-foot (~3.6m) length of all-thread that I found laying in the street. Put it in an old inner tube, strapped that bad boy to my top tube, and home I went!
A kildare bound communter train heads south at Stucummy bridge, Co Kildare. The lines here were enlarged from two to four lines in recent years as part of the Kildare project. Three lines were in operation here as the old down line (far left) was been dug to the foundations and ready to be relaid when this picture was taken.
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"Buckley" with some Christmas mods, new Brooks B-17 Standard, Planet Bike Cages, and patiently awaiting Planet Bike fenders in black (I will put these on eventually.) :) Pardon the messy room. I'm getting over a cold so things are in disarray. New fenders are on. There is another photo for that. :)
A new waiting room at Dorridge and congratulations to the friends of Dorridge station for providing such a beautiful place. Here is a taste of it the GWR (Great Western Railroad) is etched on the mirror
Ride the subways in Japan was getting stressful, but using each trip as a motion capture opportunity helped handle the stress.
Capturing street motion in the Shibuya train station in Tokyo, Japan. Taken with the Ricoh GRD and 21 mm lens.
More about using the GRD to create frozen motion street images at:
twingo electric filling up for free outside IKEA Lugano Switzerland , maybe if more of us were doing this the world would be in better shape !
[wide angle series, picture #3]
(Praktica BMS, Prakticar 28mm 1:2.8, Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Color 100, ISO 100/21°)
Black swans (the state emblem for Western Australia) in a small carpark near the Claremont Railway Station.
No, I have absolutely _no_idea_ what they were doing there, more than 1 km from the nearest body of water.
This was taken with my 7610 camera phone while on the way to work by bus.
Made with Matt Connors' iPhone using Brushes 2, Photo fx, NPtR, TiltShiftGen. Copyright © 2009 Matthew Seydel Connors.
A fun shot taken with an iPod and using Snapseed to process. Not my usual thing but this was a great diversion on a boring journey!
Signs of early spring - This march has been exceptionally warm and why not take advantage. I have been lucky to start commuting to work almost a month ahead of my usual schedule
A lot of dirty thoughts passed my mind when i saw this piece of wood. Reasons enough for me to make a picture of this outstanding wood. I didn't cropped the picture, to get the water away. I'd like the surrounding near the lying-wood. The picture was taken in a nature-reservation named, "The Bizonbay". The bay is near the water named "De Waal", in one of dutch polders named "De Ooijpolder - Nijmegen - The Netherlands.
The slow shutter speed gives the impression that the Swansea to Paddington is moving quickly and going to be on time.
This pic was taken from the same gate just north of Gretna where I stood to watch the swooping starling masses way back in February. The only birds flying in formation this evening were a small gang of pigeons.
I was early in Almere Centrum and decided to take the train to Hilversum and make a switch at Almere Poort. Walked down from the platform and made this picture of the stairs leading to one of the platforms.
Did nothing special in pp, these are the actual colors at the time.
This was the station where I changed streetcars on my way to work the week we spent in Vienna.
I was eager to test my new roll film back with the Ideal 250/3 but, unfortunately, light found its way into the film, especially from the top. These were the only two shots in this roll where the light leak did not completely ruin the picture... (basically because there was not much light around me that could leak into the camera)
Esta es la estación donde cambiaba de línea de tranvía para ir al trabajo durante la semana que pasamos en Viena.
Estaba ansioso por probar mi nuevo adaptador para película 120 con la Ideal 250/3 pero, desgraciadamente, la luz se filtraba hasta la película, especialmente por la parte superior. Estos fueron las dos únicas fotos en todo el carrete que no se echaron a perder completamente... (básicamente, porque no había mucha luz a mi alrededor que se pudiera filtrar)
(Ideal 250/3, Kodak Portra 400, ISO 400/27°)
The onward rush of human traffic at Raffles Place MRT (train) station is a sight to behold, and a little scary especially if you're walking against the tide, like what I did that morning.
Most had a tired look as they trudge along with the rest of the crowd, marching onwards towards an invisible destination, getting lost in the sea of faces.....
Hardly anyone bothered to even glance at, let alone notice the person with a camera observing them silently....