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Its been a long week.
i keep finding it hard to enjoy what i have instead of wishing for better.
anyways, i got my 50mm f1.4 last week.
i finally saved enough.
ahhhh! also made explore #88.
how do i not learn these things...
To try and get back while the poppy field still looks glorious, and minus three dogs on leads and family in a hurry.
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(I can't read it...French or Belgiums, please help. Update: it says: 'Comptabilit'e Plantations' -whatever that means.)
My 2nd book on abandoned houses is out very soon! It will be ready for ordering next week, I think.
Crawford Hill in Nebraska is one of the relatively few places in the country in which manned helpers are still in use. The grade on Crawford Hill varies between 1.5% and 2.0% on the eastward journey. Coal loads from the Powder River Basin (and even some manifests) are too heavy to make the climb with the standard 2x2 configuration BNSF employees on most coal trains. However, extra power is not needed on the train other than on the west slope of Crawford Hill. It would be a waste of power to run extra DPUs the entire distance the train runs. As a result, a helper crew is based at the small town of Crawford, NE. Here, a pair of ES44ACs are the manned helper, shoving behind the pair of SD70ACes on the end of this coal load. In another few miles, at the Belmont Crossover at the top of Crawford Hill, the helpers will cut off the train and return down to Crawford to wait their next assignment. The entire length of the journey for the helpers is only about 12 miles (one way)! One additional thing to note in this shot. If you see the white puff spraying up near the base of the power, you are seeing some sand kicking up from the sanders that are currently active, helping the train to keep and maintain traction on the climb.
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Textures used: CartePostale and Famille by French Kiss - Thankyou
This photo has been on my computer for some while. I thought I would try a textured background this time. Would appreciate your comments. Thanks.
Edward Elgar and his bicycle. Hereford Cathedral.
The composer lived in the town from 1904 to 1911 when he was at the height of his popularity. In many ways it's ironic that this sculpture stands in the grounds of an Anglican Cathedral - Elgar was a Roman Catholic and his choral work, "The Dream of Gerontius" was based on a Roman Catholic text and caused some disquiet in the Anglican establishment.
Hi Folks,
Many of you that follow my stream, will note that once in a while I will use the term ''strike a pose'' to folks I run into out in the street. I don't often post many of these types of pictures because I personally don't find them that interesting compared to the other more interesting things L.A. has to offer....But in truth, I have hundreds, perhaps thousands of similar photos like these here that I have taken over the past 5-6 years that I have never processed. But in truth, 95% of my encounters are just like these. Pleasant and fun, but not exciting. What I try and do is capture what is already there in front of me. I try and capture what my eye sees.... I thought I would post these images up that I shot yesterday, not long after I was given the L.A. signal for hello in my previous post....8~)
My camera is always out in the open. Never sneaky and very obvious i am out and about to make pictures. In fact, I use prime lenses that use filters from 62mm to 82mm and all my DSLR's have grips on them. In other words, there is no hiding them.
Happy shooting.
Saturday Self Challenge
This week's challenge will be to photograph something in the shape of a cube. It can be made out of any type material (including ice) as long as it is in the shape of a 3 dimensional cube, either square or rectangular in shape. Process as much or as little as you like. I look forward to seeing your creativity!
*Edit to add that more than one cube shaped item can be in your image.*
The cube in the photo is a note pad block bought from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution shop in Sheringham in Norfolk. The tops of the letter T’s are just missing from the pictures on the sides as the block has been in use for a few weeks, but it still retains its cube shape.
I started off processing the image in Affinity Photo to multiply the single photo to form 16, then I did a few adjustments in Photoshop Express, before the final square crop on the iPad photo app.
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Airline : CP Air
Aircraft : Boeing 737-317
Registration : C-FCPG
MSN/LN : 23173 / 1098
Location : YUL/ CYUL - Montreal Dorval Int'l Airport
Photographer : Pierre Langlois
Date : April 1985
Notes : Empress of Ontario. The only -317 to have ever been painted in this c/s.
Box 240
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turns out i'm pretty hopeless at 365 projects!
but my boyfriend says he still loves me anyway.
(to be fair i have been taking a picture each day, they were just totally uninspiring so i didn't upload.)
week 29/52
i might have accidentally gotten a week behind on this project, oops. my garden has grown heaps since it was attacked by the gardeners so i got some ideas flowing. this was more of an experiment than anything but it's better than nothing. thank you for everything <3
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Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen's monumental sculpture Bottle of Notes soars nearly thirty-five feet and is the first public sculpture in the United Kingdom by these two internationally renowned artists.
Bottle of Notes is inspired by the history of Captain Cook, born in Middlesbrough featuring words from his logs as well as poetry built from tempered-steel echoing Middlesbrough's industrial heritage and continuing the legacy of the town's Ironmasters.
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Note the hairs on the head and thorax and the condensation. Mid morning on a more humid day than normal in the last month of the dry season.