F22 @ RIAT Events @ RAF.Fairford Gloucestershire , UK
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Still trying to work out how best to process a photo so that jelly-air stands out, and failing miserably lol !
The Shinkansen N700 series, introduced in 2007, is a high-speed train jointly developed by JR Central and JR West. It operates on the Tokaido Shinkansen (Tokyo-Osaka), Sanyo Shinkansen (Osaka-Hakata), and Kyushu Shinkansen (Fukuoka-Kagoshima). While JR Central and JR West deploy these trains on the Tokaido and Sanyō lines, JR Kyushu uses the standard N700 series exclusively on the Kyushu route.
The N700A series, where the "A" stands for Advanced, is an upgraded version of the original N700. Introduced in 2013, it is operated solely by JR Central and JR West and serves the Tokaido and Sanyō lines. This model refines the 16-car configurations of its predecessor, incorporating enhancements such as improved vibration control, more efficient braking systems, and optimized passenger comfort. The N700A achieves a maximum speed of 300 km/h, operating at 285 km/h on the congested Tokaido route. Its tilting technology ensures stability on curves, while aerodynamic design and regenerative braking boost energy efficiency. Modern amenities include Wi-Fi, power outlets, and ergonomic seating, alongside advanced safety systems like earthquake detection and automatic emergency braking.
JR Kyushu’s fleet consists of standard N700 series trains, not the N700A variant.
Formations such as the F22 are part of JR West’s dedicated "F" sets.
Ōsaka Station 大阪駅, Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan
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Fun to compare the f22 flare of this image with the wide open round flare of 2008. Sellwood Bridge, Willamette River, Portland, ORegon N31590-94HDR - Happy Flare Fridays!
Analogica con Leica M3 - Voightlander 21mm f4 con filtro giallo - fomapan 400 sviluppata in Hydrofen semi stand 1+59. Scansione con reflex digitale eos 60D ed elaborazione/inversione con negative lab pro.
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and fujinon 55mm f2.2 screw-mount lens, with helicoid adapter
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my review of this lens: www.aarondesigns.org/Fujinon55mmf22Review/
D72_2017-07-17_0019 Something of an experiment, I took this at a very small aperture with a circular polarizer and a higher ISO in order to keep everything in focus. In processing, all I did was brighten a bit and crop it slightly. There is no HDR involved here, at all.
When I lived in Sydney, everyone called this Centepoint, but it appears that it has had a name change, and it is now Sydney Tower.
Some interesting facts from Wikipedia are -
It is the third tallest observation tower in the Southern Hemisphere.
Construction of the office building commenced in 1970, and tower construction began in 1975. Public access to the tower, at the time the fourth tallest building in the world, began in September 1981.
Prior to construction of the tower, the height limit in Sydney had been set at 279 m (915 ft), to allow for safe overflights by flying boats, an aircraft type that had been obsolescent for almost two decades.
The Sydney Tower Skywalk platform at 268 m (879 ft) above ground level has an open-air viewing platform only accessible as part of planned and booked tours.
Architectural Details Theme
I bet you have NEVER seen a sim pose with an F-22. EVER. Okay, maybe you have; I never claimed to be good with the whole originality thing. And yeah, I know the pose is kind of boring, but... F-22. It was for a contest and the requirement was "pose with a vehicle." I knew everyone was going to do a car, so I decided to do something different, very different. I was wrong - one person did a motorcycle - but you can bet your bottom that my sim was the only one posing with an F-22.
well we have to practice, practice, practice playing in shutter priority mode and aperture mode .... so this is the result of playing with the settings.
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