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Late Auckland Mayor, Sir Dove-Meyer Robinson loved a good crowd.
Minolta Alpha 7 with Ilford Pan F Film. Scanned with dslr.
The Minolta Alpha 7 has an STF mode which shoots 7 shots on one frame changing the aperture and shutter speed for each to alter the look of the bokeh. I figured this could be interesting with moving subjects.
La gran manzana dicen que nunca duerme, que tiene un movimiento constante, con esta imagen he intentado plasmar ese movimiento nocturno.
Si este viernes o sábado por la noche tenéis la visión parecida a esta imagen, no os preocupéis mucho, todos esperamos que se os pase el día siguiente :).
Buen finde a todos.
The Louisville & Indiana Railroad's Z550-19 is moving east on the belt but will soon stop and shove around the northeast connection so they can head south back to Columbus, Indiana. The former PRR signal guards the ex-Pennsy side of the diamond and the LIRC's Pennys inspired power will soon be passing it. In the background, the Indianapolis skyline is just above the trees. Indianapolis, IN 2/19/2024
This was taken from a moving train! Its a view in the south of the Lake District. I was on my way to Edinburgh! Its something I've fancied trying for a while but don't get the chance very often. I think my phone handled it fairly well considering the delay it has between tapping the button and taking the photo.
Sometimes things aren't meant to last and people walk away for whatever reasons. At the end of the day I have myself. Moving on is a hard thing to do when your heart is with someone but sometimes what your heart wants and what you have to do is two completely different things. Wherever you end up just know it was always me and you at one point.
08580 shunts car wagons out of Garston docks and loads onto the end of the next departure lined up on the right hand side of the image.
66771 would form 6L48 1435 Garston Car Terminal Gbrf to Dagenham Dock Recp Gbrf leaving 20 minutes early.
Thank you to Explore and all who have commented, faved or viewed this image. Great white egret taking flight.
Film: Fomapan 100
Shot at 200 iso (Initially it was a cloudy day!)
35mm
No Crop, No Filter. No Post Editing. Not A.I
Camera: Canon AV1
Lens: Canon FD 50mm 1:1.8
Metering:
Inbuilt with Aperture Priority
f8 and camera chose about 1/125 shutter speed.
Lighting: Daylight
Manual Focus
Handheld
Development:
Ilford Ilfotec HC. For Fomapan 100 iso shot 200 iso = 20c, 1+31 Dilution B, 8.5 Minutes.
Ilford Fixer: 3 Minutes
When we saw these beauties the invasion was just beginning.
It now looks like being the best year for them in a decade.
Waxwing - Bombycilla Garrulus
Dunollie Castle Argyll - Scotland
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Aviemore shed, Strathspey Railway, during the evening of 20th September 2026, with Stanier 'Black Five' 4-6-0 No. 45025 slowly moving onto shed, in the company of Ivatt '2MT' 2-6-0 No. 46464 and Brush Type 2 No. D5862.
Taken with prior permission and under the supervision of depot staff.
© Gordon Edgar - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
Body: Meshbody [LEGACY] (f) Special Edition (1.7.1)
Head: LeLUTKA Raven Head 4.0
Skin: VELOUR: BELINHA SKIN for EVO X (BLUSH)
Lips: tutti belli - punished (lelutka evox) fatpack
Eyeliner: tutti belli - move me (evox)
Hair: VCO ~ SEEYA Hair / Rigged /
Nails: Nails Passion - Brendah
Lip Piercing: ASCENT - Warped Piercing
Earrings: ASCENT - Ancient Earrings - (Swallow Dropped Ears EvoX F)
Ears: ^^Swallow^^ Dropped lel Evo X Ears (f)
Tattoo: KOKOS-TATTOO OWL- EVOX
Dress: AURICA Sandra Dress VIOLET
Location: Backdrop City
Saunders' Case Moth (Metura elongatus) larva male
Spotted crossing the footpath (sidewalk) as I walked down to the shops this morning. Looking for a tree or wooden fence to attach itself to.
Case moths spend most of their lives as caterpillars, the larval stage, which may last for up to 1 or 2 years in some species. Once constructed, the female caterpillars never leave their cases.
Of course I didn't have the camera with me so a shot with the phone camera.
Moving Water. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.
A small wave crosses kelp and sand in shallow water at the Pacific Ocean shoreline.
This is the second of a pair of somewhat abstract water photographs I made on a quick visit to the California coast last week. I just had a few hours, so I went up the coast from Santa Cruz to Half Moon Bay, then over the coast range and returned to Silicon Valley. It was an “extremely typical” day in this part of the world, by which I mean that the conditions were “typical” (cool and foggy) for this time of the year, but even more so to the point that I encountered coastal drizzle heavy enough to feel like rain.
I paused at one overlook high above the Pacific, hoping to photograph pelicans that often coast past on updrafts from the incoming ocean winds. I just missed oen flock as I arrived, but I quickly attached the long lens and… waited… for the next flock… which never showed up. Since I had that lens on the camera I decided to point down rather than up and photograph the shallow water at the edge of the ocean far below.
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Welcome to another edition of the craziness that keeps you ever captivated. I have been so busy over the Easter weekend, Me and my wonderful boyfriend moved in with each other on Good Friday, so now it is known, in our house, as GREAT Friday. It seems we are incapable of having a milestone life event that doesn't correspond with a special day. We made our relationship official on April fools day, moving in together on Easter weekend. I think maybe it is because Carter has the memory of Dory from finding Nemo and the Calendar days help him keep track... we will never know! We started the morning by going over to our new home on The Grove Country Club Estates, we paid the tier and then went to pack up Carters home. It took a lot of hard work, mostly me carrying all the boxes, but we finally got the moving truck packed up and we were on our way.
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