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One of Met Police's BMW 525d ARV's seen responding down Whitehall before going in the direction of Westminster Bridge. This was one of 3 Met Police vehicles responding down Whitehall in a short space of time, however, they all went in different directions.
One of 3 Essex Police Volvo XC70's based at Stansted Airport. This one is the only one of the 3 with a clear LED lightbar. It is seen here parked at Stansted Airport Police Station.
*PLATES BLOCKED AT THE REQUEST OF ESSEX POLICE*
One of Essex Police's Land Rovers. This one is based at Boreham Traffic HQ and is seen here at Clacton Airshow alongside the Essex Police Driver Training Simulator.
One of the Met's brand new Mercedes Sprinter Public Order Vans. This one was seen parked down a side-road near Charring Cross Police Station.
One of Met Police's Vauxhall Zafira Incident Response Vehicles seen patrolling around Trafalgar Square, London. This is part of the Diplomatic Protection Group.
One of 2 Essex Police Vans based at Stansted Airport Police Station. This one is a Officer Carrier Minibus and was seen parked outside Stansted Airport Police Station.
*PLATES BLOCKED AT THE REQUEST OF ESSEX POLICE*
One of a handful of Essex Police Ford S-Max Dog Units. I believe this one is based at Sandon Dog Base, Chelmsford along with the Ford Mondeo next to it (EU11 FFW). It was seen here parked at Lakeside Bus Station, Thurrock.
A Met Police Mercedes Sprinter Public Order Van seen escorting a protest around Trafalgar Square, London.
A rather nice looking Volvo V50 from South East Coast Ambulance Service seen in the cavalcade at Brooklands Emergency Services Show 2012.
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One of the Met's Mitsubishi Shogun RPU Car's seen parked in the middle of Whitehall attending a protest opposite Downing Street.
Taken with a friends Nikon D40 Camera. Seen in Colchester.
These were my best pictures of the day, I didn't get many pictures but the ones I did get were not the best. I think I'll stick to my usual camera for now :)
This light instillation hovers above and reflects below the waiting area inside the Elk's Children's Eye Clinic on the OHSU campus.
Opened in the winter of 2020, this serves as the first free standing eye institute for pediatric patients in the nation. It's sister building, the "Casey Eye Institute" sits right next door and is where I got my Lasik surgery done years ago. As someone who relies on their vision for their livelihood, it is one of, if not the best thing I have done in my life. Plus no more wet napped, dirty backpacking fingers going into my eyeballs on overnight hikes :)
There are a lot of cool design features, views, and art at the ECEC.....one of which are these Olympic like LED rings.
Image with my Hasselblad SWC
One of LAS's lovely new Volvo XC70 Rapid Response Cars. This one was seen parked outside LAS Waterloo HQ.
One of Essex Police's newer Ford S-Max's based at Stansted Airport. This one was seen parked outside Stansted Airport Police Station.
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Seen at Lincolnshire Fire And Rescue Service Headquarters Open Day. More pics to follow over the next couple of days
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Up at 04:00 to try and catch Elon Musk's Starlink satellites going over so back to the Pump Pit.
Pitch black when I arrived about 05:15 and one solitary bivvy on the far bank with a none intrusive light on the porch and two bright blue LED's from his bite alarms. His pitch/swim looked tidy enough fortunately and he emerged to check what the light was as I tried to get focus, and gave me a shout across the pond. Not sure who was more nervous but he was obliging enough when I asked him to turn his bite alarms off for a half hour, "I can do better than that lad, nowt 'appening anyway. Give me swim a rest innit," as he switched his buzzers off, pulled his rods in and went back to bed.
Brought back memories of carp fishing at Welford Pools by RAF Fairford during the Balkans conflict and watching two B-52's taking off directly over us. Impressive and very noisy but they returned about 8 hours later and the reality that they had dropped ordnance and probably killed people hit home.
Read a lot about the Starlinks and currently there are about 360 in orbit, launching 60 at a time with the latest one's having a coating on them to make them less reflective in the night sky. Saying the astrophotography forums are a little annoyed is a massive understatement. If 360 are ruining their experience, what it'll be like when 12000 of them are in orbit I dread to think.
I've watched them go over and accidently caught a few when capturing the ISS from the garden a few nights ago and they are something of a novelty at the moment. I can see their point though. Yes they can be removed in post but that is going to get very onerous very quickly.
As for me, well that's my exercise for the day done at 06:45. So thanks for that Elon!
Stay safe all.
This year will mark the start of a dazzling light show that will last two years, compliments of a New York artist who, along with his team is setting up 25,000 LED's on the suspension cables over the western span that will be controlled in various ways to create dazzling illumination effects. The lights will not officially go on display until March, but a night ago they were doing some tests, and I'll tell you right now… it was a lot of fun to watch.
Here is a photographic representation of what I saw… but in reality it was something altogether different. Imagine a shimmering waterfall coming down…made out of lights. That's what I was watching and all the artist renderings of what this will look like completely dimmed in comparison.
March will not arrive soon enough…
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Ohio State Highway Patrol and Portsmouth, Ohio Police Department on scene of a 2 vehicle accident with no injuries.
Notice the Solar Panel in the rear under the directional stick. The Ohio State Highway Patrol has removed the Red/Blue LED's that used to accomidate the rear and replaced them with solar panels to help with the battery.
Male Tufted Duck seen from Firth Hide at RSPB Dungeness on a bright winters day. I think their eyes are made from LED's.
A very poor, rushed shot of the rear end of Arriva North West 3058 MX10 DCU is seen here in Tuebrook as it operates route 18 to Croxteth Park.
This bus, along with 3059-61, have been on loan to Arriva Malta for the past 9 months. They have now returned. In an effort to get them into service quicker, the LED's have been rather poorly programmed. The front shows the route number on the left, the side just shows the number and the rear doesn't work at all.
This bus is plastered with Maltese notices internally, and as can just be seen here it's Arriva Malta website notice is still evident.
Karamihan nakapatay at dim ang ilaw sa loob sa magdamag na biyahe.
Body: Pilipinas Hino Incorporated "Hino RK LED S-type series"
Specs: JO8CTK-engine RK1JST-chassis, Unknown Overhead Airconditioning System.
Type: City Operation(Bus A)
Route: Pacita Complex - SM Fairview - Tungko via SLEX, EDSA, Commonwealth Avenue vice versa.
Taken: Shaw Boulevard-Crossing, Mandaluyong City.