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I took fifty pictures whilst stood outside Chiswick works for a couple of hours on 1 March 1979. Capturing RT`s on driver training was the main purpose knowing that their remaining time was limited which, after some twenty five to thirty years use was a not unreasonable expectation. Plenty of Routemaster types too all with years ahead of them. And then there were the `newer` types passing by in service such as DMS`s and RP`s. Who would have guessed back then that many of these were already starting to be withdrawn at just a few years old? RP 17 here looks quite smart having been fairly recently overhauled but it would only have another year or so of working in service.
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Land and water clashing in the most spectacular place on Lake Ontario and in my opinion one of the most spectacular places in New York State. Under normal circumstances one can enjoy the beautiful sights from the high trail through the woods, or from the beach below. However, sustained winds from the north combined with the high water level of summer made the second option impossible and the rocky cliffs cut sharply straight in the water of Lake Ontario.
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The anticipation, a 'Duchess' at Retford after dark; the expectation of an arrival into the well lit Platform 1; the satisfaction, a late start from York resulting in a full bore charge through the station on the Up Fast. The attraction of No. 6233 'Duchess of Sutherland' heading The Railway Touring Company's 'The York Yule Tide Express', 1Z43 1633 York - London Kings Cross, brought out the crowds, and they were not disappointed as due to late running and a Retford stopper following, the train was routed through the Up Fast. The reason for the late departure from York was reported as being due to turntable problems at the NRM, resulting in a long turning move via Church Fenton. Copyright Photograph john Whitehouse - all rights reserved
“The joy that comes past hope and beyond expectation is like no other pleasure in extent.” Sophocles.
Having to suspend a two-week photo trip is not very pleasant. But I like to believe that things happen for something, and if I can not be where I had planned, there are always alternatives. In my case I have the immense fortune of being from a province that hides wonderful corners. So yesterday, although the sky did not promise much, I took my gear and I went with some friends to the always charming coves of the Cape of Roche.
I have seen some of the most incredible sunsets of my life on these small beaches surrounded by cliffs. This time I was not disappointed again, and although it was quite difficult to find a good composition, in the end everything was aligned. The result is this photograph full of that special light that seems to exist only in Cadiz.
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"La alegría que viene más allá de la esperanza y más allá de la expectativa es como ningún otro placer en extensión." Sófocles.
Tener que suspender un viaje fotográfico de dos semanas no es muy agradable. Pero me gusta creer que las cosas suceden por algo, y si no puedo estar donde había planeado siempre existen alternativas. En mi caso tengo la inmensa fortuna de ser de una provincia que esconde rincones maravillosos. Así que ayer, a pesar de que el cielo no prometía mucho, cogí mi equipo fotográfico y me dirigí con unos amigos a las siempre encantadoras calas del Cabo de Roche.
Algunos de los atardeceres más increíbles de mi vida los he visto en estas pequeñas playas rodeadas de acantilados. En esta ocasión no me volvieron a defraudar, y aunque me resultó bastante complicado encontrar una buena composición, al final todo se alineó. El resultado es esta fotografía llena de esa luz especial que parece existir solo en Cádiz.
Anticipation is always great when it comes to fishing even the smallest fish is a good memory if you yourself are not so old
To see Venice.The desire that took me to Italy in the first place. The city that defied expectation & delivered magic. 118 islands, 150 canals & 410 bridges. No roads, no cars, or bicycles, or scooters ( hugely popular in Rome & Florence). The only wheels seen were on a few baby carriages. Walking is the sole mode of transport when not traversing the waters by boat. The Grand Canal, the main thoroughfare that snakes through the city, has only 3 bridges. To cross between bridges one must take water transportation, either water taxi or bus (vaporetto). The many gondolas, originally the vehicle of the elite, are probably hired 95% by tourists. At exhorbitant cost. There is a Grand Canal waterbus route, the primary source of movement, that crisscrosses the water from stop to stop. Rather like tacking. I rode it from one end to the other. At night & day. The palaces & mansions that line the canal , from the time when Venice was the richest city in the world., stand there in either grandeur or grand decay & can take one's breath away with their size & character & beauty. They are enhanced to a strange dream-like perception when seen illuminated at night. Haunted, perhaps..... like Thomas Mann's Venice....................................explore 144.
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Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is to live everything. Live the questions.
-- Rainer Maria Rilke
Modern understanding of progress frequently equates to the expectation of increase. We aim for increasing assets or appreciation to satisfy our fear of loss. Hence, things speed up, which is why there is steadily more to achieve, earn, or optimize. As growth is on everyone’s lips, fast motion seems unquestionable.
When there is no enough, the setting has to adapt to the prevailing dogma. As a result, humans seek to squeeze the world into a suit that is many sizes too small. However, without a doubt, pulling in the belly is insufficient because what is not supposed to fit cannot fit.
But when the idea of exceptional guides us, everything has to become more outstanding. On this fast ride, we don’t stop at ourselves. Accordingly, we are seeking for more, personal growth – the perfect me. As priorities shift, something got to give way. Thus, reality feels heavy when one puts too much strain on it.
And while standing on this bridge, the pace of the daily grid runs underneath my feet. Within all of these actions, the expectation of growth has given way to the indifference. A moment of standstill in the tugging speed of the time in which we live.
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Great expectation,..,Imagination is,..Seing, in cold Canadian Winter,..Lovely & sensual curves,..near the lonely Sun,..Surely, This was a dream,...:-) ...A romantic ,...A lonely country, amies,...
Photographed here at Wrexham Bus Station is an Alexander Dennis E20D Enviro200 MMC on loan to Townlynx with the registration YX65RLO, which was new to Alexander Dennis, Falkirk in December 2015 and is seen alighting passengers after completing the 08:45 service 28A from Flint.
Disappointment is a sort of bankruptcy - the bankruptcy of a soul that expends too much in hope and expectation.
Eric Hoffer
We love to expect, and when expectation is either disappointed or gratified, we want to be again expecting.
Samuel Johnson
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'You're alive for a reason."
remember the golden rule:
There is no/never any expectation of privacy in public view.
the 4th AMENDMENT to the US constitution!
He shoots up and sleeps under an awning
at Cooper Square- NYUniversity.
Huge ulcer in his legs.
Cellulitis in both legs.
He shoots in his leg veins because
he probably has no usable upper limb veins...
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In my Turkey honeymoon I took almost all my camera gears despite of its heaviness goes beyond my expectation. However for this picture I forgot my tripod AGAIN in hotel and failed to manage the camera on stone steps for a better point of view. As the sun went down, the guard started to ask visitors to leave, I had to use hand-hold to shoot as many images as possible with imperfect F4 aperture because I knew this Tokina lens has soft corner in such configuration. After all I can chose one last second image for post-processing. Thanks to wonderful dynamic range of Nikon D7200 the sunset part keeps in range.
Shot with Singh-ray reverse GND mounted.
In expectation of next weekend… another one of the beautiful @carla_sonre from previous session @paul_meulemans. Hopefully Covid-19 will contain itself in the Wroclaw area…
Shot taken with the Fuji X-T3 / Fujinon XF16-55mm/F2.8
Elinchrom ELX 1000
Godox 120cm dodecabox
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Capture One 20 / Photoshop CS6 Mac
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