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questa foto è una lunga esposizione da 5 minuti con 13 stop di filtri ND.
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This photo is a long exposure by 5 minutes with 13 stop ND filter .
The Benjamin Franklin Bridge, originally named the Delaware River Bridge and known locally as the Ben Franklin Bridge, is a suspension bridge across the Delaware River connecting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Camden, New Jersey.
I didn't know two years ago, when I did a test shot with my 10 stop ND filter, what I would do with it. I ended up with a busy Saturday afternoon motorway completely cleared of traffic. Cool I thought, one for the archives...
Searching for something else I stumbled across this motorway shot and then I had an idea; why not make it look all apocalyptic, so I had another go at doing that.. More layers than I've every used, with some textures for the road, and an inverted faux infra then super desaturated to finish. Then added my favourite stock figure, as a lone survivor heading to who knows where (well, to give you a clue, Junction 16, Stoke on Trent is the next turn off)?
Ironopolis
Where alchemists
Were born
Below Cleveland’s hills
A giant blue dragonfly
Across the Tees
Reminds us every night
We built the world,
Every metropolis
Came from
Ironopolis.
Ian Horn
A nod to Middlesbrough's role in the industrial revolution as the nations greatest iron town.
In the early 1990s Swansea Docks still generated significant rail traffic, with both export coal and steel traffic operating. In addition the wagon works at Port Tennant as well as the Ford plant adjacent to the Docks kept the railway busy.
Here 09013 passes the remains of Kings Dock Junction with empty coal containers returning to Swansea Burrows Yard. The coal was railed from Coedbach washery, and was exported to Ireland.
Kings Dock Junction signal box was located just behind the first container, in front of the precariously leaning pole. For more information, see here: www.roscalen.com/signals/SwanseaDocks/
The Manhattan Bridge, NYC
"The people who walked – caught up in their activities and routines, amid their successes and failures, their worries and expectations – have seen a great light. The people who walked – with all their joys and hopes, their disappointments and regrets – have seen a great light... A light meant to shine on every corner of this city, on our fellow citizens, on every part of our lives... The people who walk, breathe and live in the midst of smog, have seen a great light, have experienced a breath of fresh air."
-Pope Francis, speaking yesterday at Madison Square Garden 9/25/15
Ayer pasamos un agradable día con los compañeros de Ávila, empezamos una mañana movidita gracias a una incidencia en Medina que estaba retrasando todos los trenes. Incluso el TrenHotel de Ferrol también fue tarde pero debido a un movimiento de posición desafortunado nos lo comimos con patatas. Igualmente el día mereció la pena y nos llevamos un montón de mercancías a pesar de que la tarde fue más flojilla.
En la foto la 333.356 y la 352 a cargo del bioetanol de Babilafuente a Escombreras entrando en Ávila.
Agradecer a Hugo, Alfonso y Jesús la compañía allí y lo amables que fueron con nosotros, a Salamanca estáis invitados! :-)
"Hello Washington!" Crossing the Astoria Bridge in Oregon into Washington ExploreTraveler.com/
Germany. City of Würzburg, Bavaria. Main River. The mighty Marienberg Fortress on the right is surrounded by vineyards. PTGUI stiching of several images to panorama. They were taken standing on the "Alte Mainbrücke". Late afternoon shot.
SONY A7II with lens Carl Zeiss Skoparex 1:3.4/35mm. Sony full-frame in body image stabilization ON. ISO 100. 1/2000. f11. The e-mount adaption of this lens was realized with two adapters: ICAREX/EOS and EOS/NEX. Manual mode. If you are interested in an image of this camera/lens combination ... here it is --> SONY A7II - Carl Zeiss Skoparex 1:3.4/35mm.
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A quick stroll (about halfway out and back) on a cold night.
T. Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge; an approximately 1/3 mile-long pedestrian bridge stretches over the James River in Richmond, VA. The bridge is built on the remains of a 116 year-old hydroelectric dam/levee. The dam helped to fuel the turbines that drove one of the earliest street car systems in the United States