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After a fabulous day over the Settle-Carlisle line with just a couple of disappointments, notwithstanding the reduced exhaust effects brought about by the higher than the forecast temperature, it was too much to ask for yet another shot of the 'Waverley' charter in sunshine. A weather front had rapidly closed in since I had left the summit at Ais Gill and it was touch and go whether to call it a day and head on home. I am never one to give up as easily as that though! A late departure from Hellifield was forced upon the charter, as a result of a late-running Carlisle to Leeds service, the 'Waverley' being held for twenty-two minutes. This allowed sufficent time for the clouds to roll in, leaving just a few small and brief intermittent periods of brighter light between the thicker cloud cover. With the best exhaust of the day that I had witnessed from the Gresely 'A3' Pacific, it was getting into its stride with a full head of steam, successfully clawing back time on its schedule when a chink of light through the clouds illuminated the scene sufficently to provide a glint on the locomotive and train and provided some contrast to the scene. 60103 'Flying Scotsman' heads the 1Z46 16:16 Carlisle to York 'Waverley' charter near Otterburn on Sunday 13th August 2017 . And what a finale to a most memorable day!
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After a plethora of deck (back) shots, one looking from the front steps, a canopy of pines providing the frame...
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Tug crew has a front row seat as they bring the Plover Arrow up the Yarra River to Appleton Dock Melbourne.
New Hope Railroad GP30 no. 2198 and GP9 no. 8218 idle at the railroad's New Hope Station, waiting for their turns to depart with fall foliage excursions.
Contrails in the morning sky - vapour trails from jets hang about longer to the naked eye. When the warm front close. 20 mins before the sky was red, shepard's warning.
Here’s one of the regulars from the Lower Rio Grande Valley from this past week. The Golden-fronted Woodpecker is high on my list of must see birds when in south Texas and this one performed beautifully.
Melanerpes aurifrons
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Camera:Canon EOS 50D
Lens:EF50mm f/1.4 USM
Exposure:0.2 sec (1/5)
Aperture:f/1.4
Focal Length:50 mm
ISO Speed:100
Software:Adobe Photoshop CS4 Macintosh
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This was a very exciting find at Balcanoona, as we hadn't seen them before! They were feeding in the flowers of the Curly Mallee, which was one of the few things flowering in April, in the trees on both sides of Arkaroola Road.
Northern Flinders, South Australia.
You can see why, in the past, the Double -barred Finch was sometimes referred to as the "Owl Finch". The white face, outlined with black, slightly resembled a little Barn Owl. They were also called Bicheno's Finch.
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Name: FRONT ANTARES
IMO: 9745926
Type: Crude Oil Tanker
MMSI: 538007133
Call Sign: V7ES9
Flag: Marshall Is
Gross Tonnage: 62849
Summer DWT: 111059 t
Length:251.84mts
Breadth:44mts
Year Built: 2017
A very strong blustery cold front blasted its way through Newcastle this afternoon, moving tree canopies around and stripping deadwood from them.
HD PENTAX-D FA 24-70mm f2.8 with ND1000 filter.
Day 20 of Pentax Forum's Daily in July 2018 Challenge.
Male golden-fronted woodpecker showing off the red patch on his crown. Light filtering through the leaves in the background created a pleasant bokeh effect for me.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas
Getting 'the bird' from guitarist, Bow Campbell at Front End Loader's gig at The Republic Bar 27th April, 2018.
Ok, so I'm officially NOT saying this is the final shot from last weekend's shoot at the crazy house. All week I've been posting bits and parts of things I found in my exploration of the creepy backyard full of stuff but this is one of the few full scene pics I took. This front porch belongs to a little grey shed, mid lawn packed floor to ceiling with lights and chandeliers. (like I said...crazy)
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Festival Dissonant in Hof Ter Lo (Antwerpen) on april 2007
I made this photo of a Chestnut-fronted Macaw (Ara severus) at La Macarena, Meta, Colombia. It lives over a large part of northern South America, from Panama south into Amazonian Brazil and central Bolivia. It is about 45 to 50 centimeters long. It nests in a hole in a tree, usually laying two or three white eggs. The female incubates for about 28 days, and the chicks leave the nest about 70 days after hatching. The Sierra de la Macarena is home to about 420 bird species, along with eight species of primates.
I used a Pentax K-1 with the HD Pentax-D FA 150-450mm f/4.5-5.6 for this one, at 1/1000 sec, f/5.6, ISO 400, +0.7 EV. IUCN lists the Chestnut-fronted Macaw as Least Concern, with a decreasing population.
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