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This is Bamburgh Castle at sunset. It is on the North East coast of England in Northumberland. I have included a link here with further information about this magnificent building. As for the colours in this picture, I have done very little to enhance them or boost them. This is how it looked. It was amazing to see.
46042 at York, 18th February, 1978. A smattering of snow over the Pennines and some curious heating device which I'm assuming keeps the water pipes from freezing up. I never saw a loco top up it's boiler here but the facility was there if needed!
Der Discounter hat noch Vorräte, falls der Winter länger dauern sollte (Ich will ja nicht unken...).
(Minolta W.Rokkor 28mm 1:3.5, f/5.6)
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Captured in my daughter's San Diego neighborhood for Happy Truck Thursday. HTT everyone!
Edited with Snapseed.
Enjoying the hot springs at Rayven Brook - SLURLL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Rayven%20Brook/53/210/22
Opening laps of the Sahlen's Six Hours of the Glen
Corvette C7.R out of the final turn. 90+ degrees and it's only 10am :-/
Captured through the fences. Was able to focus past enough to not have much to clean-up in post. Although the quality took a bit of a hit as it typically does through a fence, results were pretty decent with a good amount of keepers.
With my new lens in-hand, my main focus for this event was to improve on shots I've done before or go for shots I could not get.
Definitely not the race to try this out considering the air temperature was pushing 100 degrees and I have those gigantic fences in most of the views I was going for. Fortunately, I was able to get some usable shots.
The heat radiates from the switch heaters at the CP Rock crossovers on an otherwise cold day. A490 waits to cross the diamonds while an outbound Metra departs Joliet.
"Signs of Life" - January challenge Jani, Amy, Megan and me - see all the pictures here - www.flickr.com/groups/ajac