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Forecast for Sunday was good, albeit windy, although morning was supposed to be cloudy, except for southwest of area. Headed to Gypsy Bank again and caught some nice early morning sun whilst all north looked grey. In distance Wolfscote Hill also starts to catch the light
Dear Mr 12th Feb,
I think it fair to say that thus far I have not particularly enjoyed you. Apart from the baking that is ... those cakes are good.
Yours,
Kitty
Info: Canon 450D, 50mm, f/2.2, 1/50, ISO 640
Day two of senior portrait shooting took me, Mini Fab, and Ray to Scorpion Gulch to shoot Liz. I love how this turned out.
Strobist: Sigma strobe with Stofen Omnibounce on it at full power to camera left handheld by Ray to light her upper torso. I exposed for the background and lit the foreground with the strobe. This made the sky blue.
The Minnervahuis on Meent in Rotterdam - a complex consisting of three buildings dating from 1937 to 1950. This is Minervahuis 1, completed in 1937 and the only building in the Coolsingel area to survive the German bombardment in May 1940. Architect - Jan Buijs. Today the building houses both retail and offices.
Every year I take tons of photos and I only publish a handful of them. So I have selected a few (at least one per month) and linked them to my experiences along 2014.
If you want to have a look, please follow this link to my blog:
We got slammed by the worst blizzard in 45 years last night. This is the street in front of my house. Yes, there is a street under there. Around 20" of snow fell with 50 mph wind gusts.
YORKSHIRE TRACTION
3271HE, a 1964 Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with Weymann body had an extended life when it was allocated to the Driver Training Unit.
It was new as No.1271, then became 613, and now T1.
I have added some photos of London buses RTL 554, RT 139 and RM 1962 in London on a very wet night in 2016.