Nightshift - gloom
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The depot foreman gives instructions of the jobs to be carried out to one of the shed nightshift workers.
Gonna be a long night
It's gonna be all right
On the nightshift...
- The Commodores
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrkEDe6Ljqs
Location: La Digue du Braek II
LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Treasured%20Island/197/191/23
In the Lamp room a selection of lamps are waiting on the work bench for their wick's to be trimmed and paraffin added by the apprentices ready for allocation to their loco.
A heart for you ;-)) Street art found in my town. The note was already there, so I just add the link for this beautiful song "Nightshift" by The Commodores (1985).
Enjoy ;-)
My favourite shawl was as comforting to knit as it is to wear. I followed the pattern Nightshift using different colourways of Malabrigo yarn, 100% merino wool, both durable and soft.
FlickrFriday: #Comfort
Project 365, 2023 Edition: Day 38/365
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Nightshift in black and white at CTB, Containerterminal Burchardkai, Hamburg, Germany;
Nachtschicht in schwarzweiss am CTB in Waltershof.
Nightshift at CTB, Containerterminal Burchardkai, Hamburg, Germany;
Nachtschicht am Burchardkai, Hamburger Hafen.
...auch wenn das gleichnamige Lied einen anderen Bedeutungshintergrund hat... als gestern Abend dieses beleuchtete Boot auf der Moldau an uns vorbei trieb, hatte ich sofort den Song im Ohr, noch bevor der Kamera Auslöser betätigt war...
surreal, wie es dort in einem Meer aus Licht trieb, Strudel von tanzenden Funken rings herum, die ursprünglich aus den Fenstern eines großen Ausflugsdampfers schienen...
Das Bild ist für dich, liebe Sylvia - als Erinnerung an eine so schöne gemeinsame Woche in Prag! :-)
f 6,1
1/25 s
8500 ISO
105 mm
For Macro Mondays: Stitch
Project 365, 2023 Edition: Day 85/365
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An image first uploaded 9 years ago and which has now been through the virtual darkroom once again for some up-to-date grain reduction work. The original upload has been deleted.
Exhaust fumes and leaking steam add to the atmosphere in the wee small hours of a cold winter's night at York station, as class 47 no. 47410 waits time with a rake of Mark 1 carriages on a down East Coast Mainline service.
The somewhat dodgy Zodel CDS Light Meter I was using at the time (a hand-me-down from my Dad) would likely have given me an indicative reading of 15 secs at F5.6.
But after factoring in the 1.6 stop adjustment of the 80B filter I was using for colour correction, then adding 50% for reciprocity failure (film reactivity being non-linear at low light levels), I got a final exposure of 23 seconds at F4-2.8. All a bit finger in the air but, with a couple of additional bracketed exposures, I generally managed to get a keeper.
As suggested above, the Zodel meter wasn't the most competent one on the block, but being familiar with its traits was a real help. In fact I see one is currently available on eBay for just £13 plus postage - perhaps an investment beckons for old times sake!
Agfa CT18
4th February 1978