View allAll Photos Tagged Defence

Thank you for looking.

Checkout my Facebook with other images and please like the page if you feel it's worthy.

www.facebook.com/karlrustonphoto/

In Defence

Ian's Party 2011

Penny Road Pub

Barrington, Illinois

January 1, 2011

the sea defence at felixstowe in suffolk

Mumbles, Gower Peninsula.

 

The sea defences, built 120 years ago, are being repaired and raised to protect from flooding. Work, which is due to complete in 2024, can only be done at low tide!

Alnmouth beach, Northern England.

 

These concrete cubes were placed on Alnmouth beach during WWII to impede the progress of any German invasion. They are very photogenic and have a brutalist nature to them. They make good hiding places for kids playing on the beach and they make handy seats for adults.

Japan Air Self-Defence Force / Mitsubishi F-2A / 73-8543 (S/N 1043) / Hyakuri/Ibaraki (RJAH/IBR) / 07.Dec.2024.

Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire

B&W conversion of an old LE taken on a dull morning. If interested in the history of the odd concrete installations along the causeway, see wiki page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cramond_Island

a7s + Helios 89 30/1.9

Fixed lens of the FED Mikron (ФЭД Микрон) half frame camera adapted to E-mount

worn and weathered defences at Hayling Island.

Feeble protection

--

No Group Banners, thanks.

My hometown Windhoek has a high crime rate, unfortunately. People do their best to protect their property. Bougainvillea plants have very pretty flowers…but nasty thorns too.

 

Happy Friday, everyone!

 

😊

This shot almost cost me a 100 quid. I hadn't yet bought a Lee adaptor for my recently acquired lens. I haven't done any long exposures in a while and so never got round to it, but when I saw these defences I thought I might give it a go. Without the adaptor I first tried holding the filter to the lens, but this of course caused too much shake. Next I tried hanging the holder off the end, and (somewhat inevitably) it fell to the floor. Twice. Fortunately it only chipped a small corner off. I began to wonder how badly I wanted the shot, but you know how it is, when you get something in your head you have to go through with it. Then I struck upon the idea of using a bit of chewing gum. It held just long enough, and after half a dozen attempts I had my shot. Phew.

 

For more information please see my blog here - www.giantsquiddesign.net/blog/the-kent-coast/

Cove Harbour. Grand wee place.

Arachnid's own Rapier surface-to-air defence system misses it's target

Climping Beach, West Sussex

This is another shot taken right at the edge of the beach, just below the promenade at New Brighton.

Black Sea, longexposure

Protecting from the Trent, which runs to the right - near Wilford, Nottinghamshire.

17th Century Defences Feurteventura

Skegness Lincolnshire

Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, England

Outside the UBC Museum of Anthropology

The third 25 of my 2020 100x project, where x=plant defences and protection - all from home except the Horse Chestnut found nearby, more protection than defence with just a few prickles and spines...

About

This shot is very old shot Captured by my film Cam Minolta in 1999 at maripur PAF air base Karachi.

Today is our Defence day , where our brave soldier give there scrafice of life and Save our Country in 1965 war against India.

  

Visit my Website

www.xploiter.tk

=================

Join me on Facebook

www.facebook.com/atif.xploiter

=================

 

Usage

All my images are copyrighted.

If you intend to use any of my pictures, for any usage, you need to contact me first.

Thank you.

Where ?

Almost all my photos are geotagged !!!

The Shot

Captured by Film Camera in 1999

Photomatix

None

Photoshop

Basic Adjustments , tools , Frames & Logo.

You

All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are (as always) welcome

Music

www.youtube.com/watch?v=py8PNcVIueQ

===============================

Atif (Xploiter ™) © All rights reserved.

===============================

 

DSC_0890

 

Formerly with Kent Fire Brigade.

Berwick was captured or sacked 13 times before 1432 when it fell into the hands of the English - in its Elizabethan Town Walls that were built to keep the invading Scots out of the town. Built in 1558, the walls were the most expensive building project of England's Golden Age.

 

From the top of these walls you can take in some spectacular views over the wide estuary of the River Tweed including Stephenson's famous viaduct bridge, hailed as one of the finest in the world.

1 2 3 4 6 ••• 79 80