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GBRf Class 66 No. 66315 with the 6Y42 14:13 Hoo Junction – Eastleigh East Yard consisting of one wagon is just about to enter the short tunnel on the east side of Denmark Hill station. 19-02-25.
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26 by 26 - Challenge #2
Photograph an image which exemplifies the essence of altruistic behavior. – Steve McCurry
This was also taken on April 5, just as people were ready to march towards City Hall.
If you look closely you can see the word "everything" from another sign that was almost in perfect arrangement with the bigger sign. The sign with Hitler's face is a nice touch, too.
If you haven't seen the video yet, here it is on my YouTube channel. You can see the march as it begins in Pershing Square and ending at City Hall.
I've always been a lover of "hand shots" and this now has become one of my favorites.
Hands do so many wonderful things.....
They play, they create, they care, they work and the list can go on and on.
This is my little Granddaughter, Maya, taking a little kitchen sink bath. She's a little over 6 months old now.
She LOVES playing in the water. The more she splashes and gets wet...the more she loves it.
Sometimes her bottom lip goes out and she starts to fuss when it is time to wrap in her big fluffy pink towel and go get dressed.
Hope you all love it as much as I do. : )
.....................and have a Happy Thanksgiving. Count your blessings one by one.
She's one of my very best blessings.......and can't forget my "own two babies too".... ; )
E’ sempre la partenza, il mondo, e quasi sempre l’arrivo. Non occorre inventare nulla, l’incredibile è nostro, è vicino, è proprio qui. Senza tanti giri, senza ricerche: se siamo pronti, ci facciamo trovare.
It’s always the departure, the world, and almost always the arrival. Nothing has to be invented, the incredibile is ours, near, and here. Without looking for, without wandering, if we are ready, we got found.
This is one of the ideas I had for the M.I.L.K competition...Moments of Love, Intimacy and Kinship. The lighting in this turned out to be a little harsh so I will have to try again. Back to the drawing board.
edit: I did new ones with better lighting but they seemed to lack the emotion so I am sticking with this one.
For KSCC projected image comp
Brighton
1932 Leica 11, 35mm Summaron and PolyPan F @ 200 ASA stand developed in Rodinal 1:100 for 1 hour.
An older image, spruced up and re edited. I used Darktable to edit the raw file and GIMP to colour the white and red pill completely red. The red pill has become a symbol of the men's rights movement.
I'll paste the notes underneath, from when I originally took the photo.
Grey light coming through the window and some processing in Darktable. Still can't rely on centre weighted metering on the Olympus. This had to be lightened by about 1 and 2/3 of a stop. Still finding it difficult to get a natural look out of the E-PL5, but the extra quality gives more latitude for processing.
Done, hand held, with a 60mm (equiv) manual lens at f3.5. Note that it's reasonably fast because most zooms won't be f3.5 by time they are extended to 60mm.