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Update summer 2013 - Reprocessed
In other news: Since I have my Nikon P300 I'm able to do some amateurish filming, while out there shooting. I just uploaded my first video to my VIMEO channel! This is just for fun. :)
Also, if you like, check out three of my contacts from Paris, excellent photographers and totally inspiring:
A.G. and Alain Wallior and Yannick Lefevre. Thx guys!
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Just make sure you wave to your friends below before descending.It's not a recent shot,but it was taken uptown near 94th St and Columbus Avenue in Manhattan.I had a brother who lived on the street,but between Broadway and Columbus avenues.The uptown old tenements to me have much nicer ornamentation than the ones downtown in Greenwich,Soho,and TriBeCa. Some of you are probably wondering if your faves and comments are getting through to me, they are so don't worry and don't repost them.Although I'm having trouble recovering my original mobile account because I forgot my password,I can still the account and your comments and faves when I search "Recovering Flickr account".Also,I created a new mobile account and I can see them there also.
The Albert Bridge spans the river Thames in London from Chelsea to Battersea. It was originally a rigid suspension bridge but was modernised in 1884 as a conventional cable-stayed bridge. It is 710ft long and is made up of two side spans of 155ft and a centre of 400ft.
After World War II the bridge struggled to cope with the modern traffic load and was nearly demolished. The public resisted and the bridge was saved. In 1973, concrete supports were added to the bridge and a lighter deck installed. Traffic can once again use the bridge although there is a weight limit of 2 tons.
The Albert bridge is one of the prettiest bridges in London with its ornate appearance which includes lanterns and pagodas. It is also painted in delicate colours and is stunning at night when it is floodlit.
A train in the end of the day
Ready to take you away
Beyond the sunset...
Un soir, un train.
Prêt à vous emmener
Au-delà du crépuscule...
Liege, Belgium
The beautifully clear blue sky was reflecting off that steel, making such a lovely cobalt colour that I couldn't resist.
Todd Hurley, doing his thing at Myrtle Beach. Looking forward to seeing his set from this day of shooting.
Puente 25 de Abril │April 25 Bridge, Lisboa, Portugal
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SV indicates Stop Valve, to isolate part of the water supply. Like the Fire Hydrant signs, they indicate distance and water main size. I guess these must be pretty old as it looks like they are in feet and inches
Light trails of Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway, Wangan Line and Route No.9 Fukagawa Line, with cityscape of Shinonome tower residential buildings in twilight.
Taken in Tatsumi 2nd Parking Area, Koto-Ward, Tokyo.
Pentax K-3, Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC /HSM
On February 1, 2015, 17:43.
Focal 10mm / Aperture f11 / Exposure 30s / ISO100.
RAW development (16bit TIFF) in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.7.1,
applying Luminosity Mask effect with Adobe Photoshop CC 2014.2.2.
Here is a shot I took awhile back of the local twin Bluewater Bridges in my town. It's not too often I've done long exposure work and I keep wanting to do more of it. Just never seem to get a conditions I've been wanting. I uploaded this before a ways back, but did some reworking on it and I think it turned out pretty good. Something a little different then fog that's for sure.
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