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Die Zeit verrinnt,
die Spinne spinnt
beflissen ihr Netz.
Schwebend im Raum,
man sieht es kaum.
Spinnengesetz.
(EGo)
A rose leaf was eaten by tiny caterpillars. Only the network of veins remained. I back-lit a portion of the leaf and took a macro shot. Well, I have no macro lens but tried my best. No crop. Usually, I don't crop photos. Hope you will like it.
TRNK Exhibition New York,
September 2021
Melbourne CBD, November 2019
2019.1120
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© 2021 steffentuck all rights reserved
Close-up of a small spider painstakingly repairing it's wind-damaged web on a bush in my garden. I had many failed shots as I was using a slow shutter speed and the spider would not stop moving it's tiny "hands" as it feverishly repaired it's web.
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Shot at f/11 but as lens does not talk to camera, not recorded in Exif.
……Coalport was famous for its China works, this 19th century relic is in fine fettle that would have heated using coal. Enjoyed a little circular walk up & down the River Severn from Jackfield to Coalport and back. This shot is along the canal that runs parallel to the river to the Incline that took cargo off the Severn lifting it up in 5 ton lots over 200 feet to the Shropshire canal network. My iPhoneaday 365 shot of the day - edited in Lightroom, feel free to press Z (or pinch out) to take a closer look. . Alan:-)…….
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Ein Blick in der Firmenzentrale des hannöverschen Energieversorgers Enercity.
A look inside the headquarters of the Hanover-based energy supplier Enercity.
Website: www.heiko-roebke-photography.de
Thanks to an X396 derailment on the Main Line of Mid-America, CN was forced to detour several freights up the Peoria and Gilman Subs, underutilized secondary lines that come in quite handy for network redundancy. This U757 ethanol empty is charging through the quiet hamlet of Parnell, just outside of Farmer City, Illinois on the Gilman Subdivision. This line still sports several US&S mast-mounted P-2 signals in ABS territory and no PTC.
It turns out I had a dodgy camera on my drone! I was a tad bit disappointed with the image quality when I first got it but put this down to me being used to the sharpness of the 5D and L lenses. I began to wonder I had a duff when when other people were experiencing concerns on DJI's forum too. I sent some RAW files to DJI and they confirmed the camera was faulty, anyway, I got a replacement drone and image sharpness is loads better.
Now I have to re shoot the lock shots I took over the past few weeks, this being the first. The colours are also loads better from the Phantom so I've decided not to process in mono!
The Moutoa Sluice Gates and floodway, completed in 1962, are recognised as one of New Zealand’s outstanding engineering projects of the 20th century. They still serve as a lynchpin of the vast and growing network of drains, stopbanks and floodgates that comprise the Lower Manawatu Scheme and protect the farms, orchards, market gardens and homes between the ranges and the sea.
In their first 40 years to 2002 the sluice gates were opened almost 50 times. Since then they have been opened on average every 15 months with the biggest test being the disastrous floods of 2004. In fact, 2004 was a particularly notable year for floods in the Manawatu River with the gate required to be opened six times.
© Dominic Scott 2022
The Hague/Den Haag
Netherlands
Central Station
Randstad Rail E-line terminus
Designed by Zwarts & Jansma Architects
A few weeks ago the new terminus of the Randstad Rail E-line was opened after 2 years of building. The station is build above The Hague Central Station and is designed by Zwarts & Jansma Architects.
We have had so very little bright light or blue skies lately. I go out to take pictures and come back uninspired but feeling fresh. This is an image I took last week when sunlight was peeking through the bush where we were hiking. Usually I am looking for distinct patterns in the trees for my composition. However, this time I was drawn to the network of branches and how tightly they were integrated with each other. Often we see forests with trees replanted in rows. This is about as untamed as you can get with a forest. And the light was just enough to make it interesting. On the dull days, I am glad for my network of connections who share their images and keep me inspired for the next photo opportunity.