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With a trio of GP20C-ECOs for power, F13 is seen hustling south on the Bangor Sub, crossing the Marsh Stream in Winterport. The white tank cars headpin are a mix of loaded and empty clay cars for Sprague in Searsport, the only customer that CP currently serves in Searsport.
Juste pour la palette de teintes, une petite composition minimaliste comme je les aime. Bonne journée !
25MM - F13 - 145S - ISO50 (ND1000 + GND 0.6 SOFT)
Finally one of my Lubitel 2 photos worked out, nice dullish day...
Taken on one of Keswick jettys while waiting to board the small launch across the water.
Taken with an old Carl Zeiss 35mm lens
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Europe. Portugal. The heart of the City of Lisboa. PTGUI stiching of 15 images to panorama. Midday shot. Viewpoint is the "Castelo de São Jorge". The "Ponte 25 de Abril" bridge and the "Cristo Rei" statue are located in the background. The river is the Tejo.
SONY A7II with lens Carl Zeiss Skoparex 1:3.4/35mm. Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. ISO 100. 1/500s. f13. The e-mount adaption of this lens was realized with two adapters: ICAREX/EOS and EOS/NEX. Manual mode. Handheld shots for panorama and later stiching. No tripod. If you are interested in an image of this camera/lens combination ... here it is --> SONY A7II - Carl Zeiss Skoparex 1:3.4/35mm.
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en bousculant le destin et surtout sans laisser passer le train...
65MM - F13 - 120S - ISO100 (ND1000 + 2 x GND SOFT)
Tokyo Station has completed its reconstruction in 2012. But when I visited last month, it's surrounding was under construction again. In order to be better a better connected area ready for the Olympic Game, it will be done by 2017. Looking forward to its final condition.
這次去東京車站，沒想到又在工事中，為了即將到來的奧林匹克，東京車站的周圍，正在進行地下商場與地上廣場的工程。登上附近商場的頂樓，無法使用腳架拍攝，勉強將相機靠在欄杆上，曝了15秒。
〜KITTE 6F屋上庭園, 東京都, 日本
KITTE Department Store, Tokyo, Japan
- ISO 100, F13, 15 sec, 16 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunset @ 5.58pm (274º) / Shot @ 6.19pm
- Visibility 20km @ 6.00pm/ Humidity 58% @6.20pm
- Temperature 8.8ºC @ 6.20pm
Sunday 11-Feb-2024, 12:08:43.
NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D780, serial No. 6002739, VR 24-70mm f/2.8E, 24 mm, F/13, 1/10 s, ISO 720,
Hamerská cesta, Špičák, Železná Ruda, okres Klatovy, Plzeňský kraj, Southwest, 340 04, Czechia, CZE
Just another sunset, this was the night i took my fave shot of the year, 13th june at Silloth, this is another shot similar to the one posted that night. This one was taken slightly earlier and from a different angle before the tide got so far in. I still prefer the other shot, but i still feel this one deserves its place. I hope you enjoy this one too.
Canon EOS 5D MKII, Canon 17-40mm, F13, 21mm, ISO50, Exp 2.5 Seconds
Lee Pro Glass ND 0.9, Lee Hard 0.6, Hitech Soft Grad 0.3
Raw File Processed in Lightroom, Edited in Elements.
Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without asking my written permission. All rights reserved.....© Brian Kerr Photography 2011
Here's a bit of a special shot. For starters, the size. It's 11200x5875 pixels, ie 65.8 megapixel! But not only that, this also happen to be a species which I have been hoping to find for quite a while now. It's the caterpillar of the pale tussock moth (Calliteara pudibunda) and I think you have no problems figuring out why I wanted to find it. ;)
I came across this one while out at my mom's summer house packing up for winter and when my mom picked up a plastic water barrel to put it away - this one was there on the side of the barrel!
It wasn't interested in moving at all so I laid the barrel over my legs and began trying to get a good photo (my mom took a behind the scenes shot of me here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/52421247963/). But that's when I realised I had a problem. I only brought the MP-E65mm lens as it is the best lens I own (in fact, best I know of) and I usually end up with that one on the camera anyways. The peculiar thing about the MP-E65mm however, is that it does 1:1 to 5:1 magnification. Minimum magnification is 1:1 (ie the typical max magnification of regular macro lenses) which means you can't capture things in frame which are larger than the width of the camera's sensor.
Now my Canon 5Ds has a fullframe sensor, ie it's 36x24 mm (1.41"x0.95") but including the fuzzy hairs, this caterpillar was well above 40 mm. It didn't fit in a shot straight from the side! As I was cursing myself for not bothering to bring the "regular" macro lens, I decided to try doing a panorama - and this is the result. I simply took two overlapping shots and fed them into Kolor Autopano Giga and it worked just as well as it does with landscape shots. And since this was made from two 50 megapixel shots, we end up with such a massive size - and I couldn't be more pleased.
As a bonus, the black plastic of the water barrel created this really cool reflection - it kind of looks like it produces its own light to be honest.
Canon 5D MarkIII
Carl Zeiss 50mm F1.4 PlanarT
ISO 100 | 50mm | F13 | 1 sec
8 Frames
Lee Filters 1.2 Soft
Pastel Paradise - The Pittwater side of Palm Beach is very busy this time of year. A beautiful part of the Northern Beaches.
In the foreground, you'lll notice a border marker between France and Italy with, on the French side "a Lily", Italian side "The Cross of Savoie".
EOS 40 D / EF 17-40 mm (19 mm) 1/100e f13 iso-100
The cream of the crop! It doesn't get any better than this! DJ Short's F13 so now u know! Whoever said, "money doesn't grow on trees," never predicted cannabis prohibition! Thank you Harry J Anslinger for creating this modern day chaos and to you Cooley, wouldn't it be a cruel twist of fate if you became diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis...
Life seems to be very complicated in every place of the world. Most of us are anxious from time to time. Most of us are depressed from time to time. We want to change that. And in many cases such a change can be brought forward by cannabis. That's why people use it, that's all.
CP F13 passes by exBAR Pettibone X-450 on a warm June day with CMQ 3817 providing the power for the train. In the course of a year, CP has sold of or reassigned just about everything CMQ had. But the 3817 and 3816 continue to call parts of the exCMQ home for now.
Train: CP F13-28
6/28/2021
Winterport, ME
I had to use up some frequent flyer miles, so I treated myself to a large collector's model of a historical aircraft.
It is hard to overstate the leap of technology this plane constituted. When the F13 first flew in 1919, it was the first airliner, the first all metal aircraft and the first with a cantilever wing with no external bracings. It had an enclosed, heated cabin for four, though the pilots still were exposed to the elements. More than 300 F13s where made - an enormous figure for that age. The type easily dominated the early air transportation scene, before larger and more powerful types became available. The F13 saw service not only in Europe and North America, but also in China, Russia, the Himalayans and the Andes. The type remained in use until well after WW2, having been continuously upgraded and improved during its production run.
Canon EOS600D with Leica Macro Elmar-R 1:4/100 and Leica R bellows
Here is a shot of a small copper (Lycaena phlaeas) on a tansy (Tanacetum vulgare) in Åva-Stensjödal in Tyresta National Park.
Center stage, however, is a click beetle, Elateridae sp. who decided to photobomb my butterfly shot.
Part 1 here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/50409308926/
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM
LEE 105mm Landscape Circular Polarizer Filter
LEE 0.9 ND Soft Grad
LEE Chocolate 2 Soft Grad
LEE 81C
24mm/ f13/ 0,3seg/ ISO 160
Quite uncharacteristically, this male European wool carder bee (Anthidium manicatum) sat still more than mere seconds on the hairy leaf of a lamb's ears (Stachys byzantina) which allowed me to take more than one photo. This is a two exposure focus stack made using Zerene Stacker.
In this shot, you can sort of see a couple of the five spikes which the male has on the end his abdomen and which are used as weapons to chase of anybody not a female of his species form "his" flower. These have nothing to do with a stinger which is a modified ovipositor and thus something that only females have.
Part 1 here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/54078556538/
Rednal 14-7-13 (SUN) 56087+105 are on a Sunday working from Chirk to Carlisle with empty timber wagons running a couple of hours late at this stage
Watkins Coaches,Glyn Neath
Scania K340IB4/rizar i4
New to
Attain,Birmingham - October 2008 as Fleet # E2 - YN58 BEU
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A7 III + SEL20TC + FE 200-600 G OSS. Main levée AF-C avec appui. AF contraste pour les photos à F13.
1200 mm.
During my visit to London last month, I ended up coming across this BMW M6 countless times, either parked or driving. In fact, the car was obviously tuned, since it was a very loud car. Regardless, I also spotted it since it was also from Russia, though no actual 'original' Russian plates were in sight with this car, as the front plate was substituted with a sticker one, and the rear one was substituted with a re-made example using the DIN-font. Both plates lacked any international code identification.
This is the third Russian car I've spotted with 're-made' plates, the first being a Volvo XC90 I spotted in Berlin, which I'm yet to upload. The reason behind the use of these re-made plates without the 'RUS' or Russian flag, is probably the same reason which I explained in my previous Russian spot I posted here: www.flickr.com/photos/gtrjackoplus/50176599537
Regardless, it's always nice to see these M6's, a car I've always been a big fan of. And for those interested, here's the rear shot of this car:
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Knightsbridge, London, United Kingdom
On a windy March evening CP 2266 leads F13 back north with some tank cars from Searsport. They are seen here along Rt. 1A in Prospect, Maine.
March 29, 2021