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An eastbound GO train led by GOT 618 passes the Willowbrook yard. At left is a lot of VIA Rail equipment, including a trainset for The Canadian.
Recently, I have seen some pictures in “urban acid look” style and liked it somehow. The basic idea behind it is pretty simple. Just change the gradiation curve for every color individually and criss cross red and blue curve. Means increase the contrast of the blues and reduce the contrast of the red. It is very similar too cross-processing. I like the result. It gives a somehow strange cold feeling to a picture. The exposure was 1/10 with f16 achieved with the help of ND filter. via WordPress ift.tt/1UDkWpp ------------------------------------------------ for the technique behind this shot and more, please visit my website: www.bit.ly/wernersworld !!! ------------------------------------------------ creative commons: Feel free to use photos with credits and links. No commercial use without permission. For commercial use, please contact me on my website and we will find an agreement for the permission!!! via ift.tt/1UidJzo
On Jacques Cartier Bridge (Pont Jacques-Cartier)
- Saint Helen’s Island (Île Saint-Hélène), Parc Jean-Drapeau
- Longueuil in background
It is convenient to take BART to downtown San Francisco for a visit。No worry about driving and parking。
This is my contribution to Photo Sundays theme Infrastructure.
Detta är mitt bidrag till Fotosöndags tema "Infrastruktur".
Shot on iPhone 6S.
A quick shot at the Hervey Bay jetty before a day of driving and unpacking/packing. There were plenty of people fishing from the pier but I found the guy running a more interesting subject - clearly my running bias took over :-)
You know what they say, teach a man to fish and he'll catch his dinner. Teach a man to run and he'll run out to get some really great takeaway.
The drones all slave away,
they're working overtime.
They serve a faceless queen,
they never question why.
- Rise Against
Theodor Heuss Bridge - Mainz, Germany.
I was hoping to put my newly-acquired 14mm lens to the test coming back to this spot, but realized I didn't need it when I got there. I used my favorite walkaround instead, since my vantage point was a little higher and farther than what I had planned. The river level was higher than the last time I was here, and although I don't mind getting my feet wet, I think the water was more than ankle-deep this time. So I decided to stay on top of the embankment sandwiched between someone else's car and my tripod that's barely making it to the edge of the slippery rocks. Not a comfortable spot to be in, but I think I got the job done.
The Theodor Heuss Bridge is an arch bridge over the Rhine connecting the Mainz-Kastel district of Wiesbaden. The main span of the bridge is 102.94 meters (338 ft) long. It was named for German statesman Theodor Heuss.
Camera/Lens: Nikon D700; 24-70mm f/2.8;
Exposure: 30.0 sec; Aperture: f/16: ISO: 200: Focal Length: 24mm;
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Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor anciennement Solférino . 01/2014 .
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Le pont de l’Iroise enjambe l’Élorn entre Le Relecq-Kerhuon et Plougastel-Daoulas sur la RN165 (future A82) qui relie Brest à Quimper dans le Finistère. Parmi les ponts à haubans, il possède la troisième plus grande portée principale de France, derrière le pont de Normandie et le pont de Saint-Nazaire et avant le Viaduc de Millau.