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MAR.1st Aurora ...
After monitoring this relatively stable arc, it was pretty thrilling when this twisting, flaring surge heralded the onset of a substorm ...
And I thought the summer is over as we approach September; I guess I'm wrong because the temperature is quite high in Vancouver in the past few days, especially at noon.
After my haircut in Burnaby, I decided to drop by at the Burnaby Mountain Park. I just stayed there for an hour or so and I already sweated like I just went for a jog.
The only thing I can priase about this weather is that it is not as humid as in Hong Kong. I guess after few more weeks Raincouver will be back :)
Location: Burnaby, BC (Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area)
Dracula teasing School Time last week. I had a lot of fun that day even if I did have to use up half of it at work.....
THIS IMAGE WAS NOT EDITED USING PHOTOSCAPE
I still like the pure black background best. Best viewed On Black
630 has recently come back from the same engine problems that 605 and 606 had, and what 622 currently has but just more serious. It hadn't been seen since September before November because it wasn't in a drivable state but now it's back so I went out yesrerday after plans changed and got it.
Nottingham City Transport Scania N230UD ADL Enviro 400 630 (YN14MVA) is seen with its T&S Heating wrap working on the 49X dupe from Boots Warehouse to Angel Row via NG2 and Nottingham Station.
Nikon D800E, nikkor 24/3,5 PC-E
in those cold days the only thing you can do is put heating at maximum :))
Strobist:
1 monolight with wide reflector in a boom 45° above the subject set at 1:5
1 monolight with a 70X70cm softbox right of camera (about 90° to the subject) set at 1,3:5
1 monolight with a 70X70cm softbox left of camera (about 90° to the subject) at 1,3:5
1 nikon speedlight sb800 with red gel below the camera (about 45° to the subjec) set at 8:1 through a translucent umbrella
triggered with elinchrom el-skyport
View of the abandonned and now demolished heating plant of the old paper mill in Dachau, 2019.
- Ilford FP4+
- ASA 125
- Leica R4s
FP4p_Frame08
ADB 968002 a member of the short-lived BTH/Paxman Class 15 diesels. Seen in use as depatmental unit (carriage heater) at Colchester depot.
It was partially destroyed by a great fire March 13, 1932, just after the baron Robert Lejeune, then owner of the castle, had been installing new central heating. The castle now remains in ruins.
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