Hyderabad Photography Club (HPC)
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Hugging the foot hills of the Rocky Mountains a southerly moving HPC or high precipitation cell dumps pea size hail and heavy rain in Arvada, Lakewood, and Golden. A BNSF northbound manifest slowly rolls around the tangent at Westminster, Colorado along the picturesque Front Range Subdivision the old Colorado & Southern. Severe storms not only favor the High Plains but also near and in the foothills. .
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June 5, 2019
BNSF Front Range Subdivision
"Life is an intricate pattern of simple designs; we see the intricacy, but once awareness is raised, we can then see simplicity in all things! Start with nature - get outside and embrace it today!"
- Cheryl Batoon
i loved it watching on black, you can try : )
>>This picture is dedicated to this special person:
I took this as part of a photo-walk to shoot birds. At first we thought it would be very easy to photograph birds, they’ll be just sitting on branches and all we need to do is zoom to 200mm (this is the max I have) and click. But it was quite opposite, there was not a single bird on any tree (don’t know what the heck were they doing that early morning) and 200mm was no-way enough to shoot birds.
With this great enlightenment and frustration we started capturing all weird things – fallen leaves, hanging spiders, broken twigs…etc etc, it was then this old man (may be in his 70’s) gave a pat on my shoulder. He smiled at me and showed me these leaves brightly lit by all beautiful morning light, and said, “I think you should try on them". Looking at these leaves I was like "WOW, Thanku Sir" with all smiles.
By the time I finished clicking and turned back, he was far away from me, fast completing his morning walk routine : )
>>It was only a sunny smile and little it cost in the giving but like morning light it scattered the night and made the day worth living.
- Unknown.
Shot At: KBR Park, Hyderabad, AP, India.
Explore highest : 5 :) thanku guys
Surprisingly EXPLORED #133 on Feb 27th 2010
The famed tree of HPC. Every member, who visits this place has to shoot this amazingly branched tree. No photo walk is complete without this tree.
Early morning Photo walk by HPC members to Necklace Road, Hyderabad.
this was shot on an early morning photo day with www.flickr.com/photos/adambender/. the 1st time we have done the early rise in a long time where the skies and the weather worked out for us.
Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO developed in B&W
Camera - Holga 120 PC
Exp. - 4 sec.
Film - Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO 120
Develop - Kodak D-76 x 10 min.
Fix - Agfa Fix AG x 10 min.
Scan - Epson V500 9600dpi (resized)
Model: Candace
Clothing: www.hamiltonperkins.com
going for that nitty gritty look you see everywhere pretty much. I like this look a lot
lighting: sb800 main on camera
Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO developed in B&W
Camera - Holga 120 PC
Exp. - 4 sec.
Film - Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO 120
Develop - Kodak D-76 x 10 min.
Fix - Agfa Fix AG x 10 min.
Scan - Epson V500 9600dpi (resized)
A park visitor and a park ranger view a bear warning sign at Glacier National Park, 1958. National Park Service photograph by Jack E. Boucher: Negative Number WASO-CO-3295-cn.
Alaska is beautiful in the spring. The valleys start to turn green, and you still have snow-capped mountains.
Operator: ProCopter
Aircraft: Robinson R44 II
Registration: OH-HPC
C/n: 14312
Time & Location: 02.10.2021, Off-Airport, Jämsä, Finland
Remarks:WRC Rally Finland 2021.
Stagecoach Western Buses 66003 an electric Volvo B7L with MCV bodywork is seen on Jamaica Street in Glasgow heading on Western's 4 service to Ayr in May 2025.
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Please do not Use, Copy or Sell this image without my permission.
Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO developed in B&W
Camera - Holga 120 PC
Exp. - 4 sec.
Film - Lomography Color Negative 400 ISO 120
Develop - Kodak D-76 x 10 min.
Fix - Agfa Fix AG x 10 min.
Scan - Epson V500 9600dpi (resized)
Wishing you all a great saturday!
Uploading food pics, coz in-laws in town, and am spending much time in the kitchen.
Also for the same reason, very irregular at the comp and on Flickr.
Vice President Richard Milhous Nixon at the Pinnacle Interpretive Shelter during his visit to Cumberland Gap National Historical Park to attend the dedication of the park's Visitor Center (Mission 66 project), July 1959. National Park Service photograph by Jack E. Boucher: Negative number C59-JB-226