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Global Wildlife Conservation is holding a photo fails contest on Instagram. If you have a near miss image with a great story you have the chance to win an amazing grand prize. I don’t expect this to be a winning loser, but it is definitely a #wildlifephotofail. In April I spent a day on safari with Daniel Dietrich of Point Reyes Safaris. He picked me up at dawn in hopes of seeing Tule Elk at sunrise. The sky was clear and sunrise spectacular. We positioned ourselves to photograph the Elk with that big sun. I have a couple of okay shots but I could never get an impressive bull in a satisfying pose, other than one with skewed antlers. Fail! After that we turned our lenses toward the sea where there were some impressive elk grazing on the rim. Tonight I pulled up my best frame with both separated and looking in the right direction and then I noticed. Both are urinating in this frame. Double fail! April 2017
Kατασκευαστική αστοχία ή άστοχη μελέτη και το τελευταίο τμήμα της μαρίνας Βραχατίου που φτιάχτηκε (περίπου) στα τέλη της δεκαετίας του '80 βυθίστηκε χτυπημένο από τα κύματα. Στα δεξιά φαίνονται τα άνω τμήματα που βυθίστηκαν. Ο μικρός φάρος που φαίνεται στο βάθος έχει πια βυθιστεί κι αυτός...
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This was my last pack of chocolate, and I've clearly waited too long. Something got stuck after the first three shots, so all the tabs just broke off. Most of the pods were okay so since it's the last pack I thought I'd run everything through the rollers anyway...
66156 failed in section between Par & St Austell with 6P07 08.20 Fowey to Parkandillack clay empties 25th Jan 2016. The loco was declared a failure around 09.10 and 57303 scrambled from Long Rock depot to assist forward to Burngullow. Single Line Working was instituted over the UM line (with moi as Pilotman). The class 57 then hauled the clay train to Burngullow after 11.00 with GWR Driver Phil Jones in charge - seen passing St Austell station.
Phil worked the last occasion a class 57 hauled the clay train which happened almost exactly 12 months ago!
Thanks to Chris Goff for lending me his Canon for these shots too!!
This has a very good MOT history until last year when it failed on a few minor things. Not, I think we can safely assume, a VRS though!
The sharp 1-in-76 climb from Westbury Yard towards Dilton Marsh Halt proved too much for 'Western' No. 1048 'Western Lady'. Heading a substantial train load of ballast from the Mendip quarries towards Salisbury on 12 June 1975, 'Lady' was struggling from the outset and finally succumbed part way up the bank. The driver and guard are deep in conversation while awaiting rescue. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Ya sabemos que la perfección no existe. Mientras volvía de fotografiar varios Talgos en la zona de Las Minas, ví apartado éste tremendo mercante en Navajuelos esperando cruce con el Talgo 224, así que aproveché para fotografiar ámbos en el mismo punto, sólo que por lados distintos. Desgraciadamente, la locomotora de cabeza vino con ésta horrenda pintada en su frontal.
So, the analogy of 'blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat that isn't there' seems appropriate. A major alert for aurora, a starlit sky outside my door all conspired to make it seem a worthwhile trip out to Bellanoch - only to arrive in pitch blackness, with full cloud cover and then heavy rain. The joys of photography.
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On Friday 23/8/2024, 4152s (loaded Aurizon grain ex Bowmans) is seen at Wingfield (Adelaide) with CLP8-fq04-cm3305-cm3315 in charge. The first 2 locos ran light engine to Bowmans after an unknown issue with one of the cm’s on hire.
We spotted this red tailed hawk on a tree and it then launched into a full speed attack into a bush in front of us. Here is the hawk taking a brief pause after the failed attack before it took off
We spotted this red tailed hawk on a tree and it then launched into a full speed attack into a bush in front of us. Here is the hawk taking a brief pause after the failed attack before it took off
FAILED PICTURES - this one shows that I hadn't quite rolled the film along far enough to avoid the exposed film section!!! There is also some mysterious damage to the surface of the transparency.
Ex London Transport RT2300 (KGU 329) is seen here all dressed up in Silver Jubilee livery in the summer of 1977. The bus was being operated on behalf of the Honourable Equity London Pearlys as the Pearly Appeal Bus, and is seen parked up next to a couple of LT RTs and apparently MBS221 which I believe was already withdrawn? Sadly, by 1980, the silver RT had ended up at Wombwell scrapyard in South Yorkshire.
Failed Pictures! Slides for the Record - and one of my earliest Kodachrome slides, taken with a primitive borrowed 35mm camera that I was using in 1977-78, before I graduated to my first Zenith SLR camera in Jan 1979 :) From a box of 'dud' slides that I never could quite bring myself to throw away!
You can see a random selection of my bus photographs here on Flickriver: www.flickriver.com/photos/southallroutemaster/random/
I put off my picture again until the last minute and tried to shoot a water droplet illuminated by an off-camera flash with a purple gel. Working with speed lights has always been a frustrating experience for me as I have not mastered how to set them up or control them properly. This is the best of the bunch and it is not sharp or clear, but sometimes we have to fail to figure out the areas that need improvement. I might have to keep working on this type of image until I master it.