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The River Spodden flowing quickly through the Dell, as its the first day without rain for about a week:-(
GoMA, Glasgow
Filter: Tiffen 49OR21 49mm Orange 21 Filter
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The World is changing Fast,but we are becoming Faster .Nothing can scare me since we are together,my Sunbeam
An adult Bald Eagle in a predatory dive.
Every now and then, you get a pleasant surprise when photographing wildlife.
This eagle left it's tree perch behind me and dived for a fish just a few yards in front of me. I caught the eagle in the corner of my eye leaving the branch. I swung my camera up and fired away, getting a photo of the underside of a diving eagle.
From the window of a speeding car.
SLR Magic 8mm f4 lens.
720nm+ infrared converted Olympus OMD EM5 mk2.
On Sale for 60L new for Happy Weekend!
New at the Mainstore, 10li tray featuring Gingy's fast food, click the rez tray for animated nuggets, fries (Mirrored poses), Vanilla/Choco Frosts, Male/Female/Kid animated burgers, and a fully stocked Tray.
This 365 is TOUGH! Many days are a breeze as scenes fall into my lap.. other days I have to go out and do some landscape hunting. This one worked out ok.. but what the hell am I gonna do for tomorrow?
Killin is a small village at the Falls of Dochart, a spectacular series of rapids, at the western end of Loch Tay.
The village makes an excellent base for walks in the surrounding mountains of Breadalbane while Loch Tay is a popular destination for both its salmon fishing and watersports. Killin sits at the edge of the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve and the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, ideal for enjoying a lovely mix of wildlife spotting, outdoor activities and walking.
50049 and 50007 zip along the Up Derby Fast towards Washwood Heath East Junction running as 0Z50 Duddeston Junction to Leicester L.I.P. The pair had headed 5Z50 and were due to drop off the train at Hams Hall but much to the surprise of the gallery at Whitacre the train continued towards Birmingham so myself and young Rob made haste to Bromford Bridge and captured both 5Z50 and 0Z50, nice.
Our Frodo loves to sit in his window perch where he can look out of three different windows at once, taking in all the sights of the bird, squirrel and chipmunk activity.
Lately Frodo has become a fast-footed feline of expert escaping! Thankfully the times he's escaped the weather has been most unpleasant and he has returned without too much time lapsing... once he realizes there are no treats, tummy rubs or nice comfy perches to sleep on.
Today was chilly, windy and very rainy, and it looks like I captured him day dreaming - most likely wondering why he keeps trying to escape when it's just so darn nice inside!
The fresh paint is barely dry on the brand new scheme for the Reading and Northern's fast freight units. 5019 seen sitting here on the turntable at the steam shop north of the yard is a rebuilt SD50-2 acquired from CSXT that was blt. Mar. 1984 as Seaboard System 8550.
She wears a scheme that is more closely reminiscent of that found on the new ex NS executive F units. Sister 5018 was painted in a red and white iteration that was not favored for whatever reason and will presumably be modified into this scheme if it is universally adopted. I did get a shot of that unit earlier in the year as seen in this image:
I honestly wasn't sure I was going to like this as much as the red version or the classic green and yellow, but I dare say in person this is one good looking machine!
Port Clinton, Pennsylvania
Thursday November 12, 2020