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Sorry for the lack of uploads in recent weeks- I've been a bit busy but I'm still here!
This was spotted in London, close to the hotel I was staying. It belonged to a market trader I believe who was standing close by, so I took these photos quickly.
This is a proper GTE- unmodified and original looking, and well used too! Like something straight out of the mid 90s. Sadly so many of these were crashed by the boy racers of the day, so I was very glad to spot this example. Vauxhall red really seems to have a tendency to fade doesn't it? Interesting numberplate, forming a complete number (600).
Unsurprising it's been kept in such good condition- it was bought by the present owner way back in February 1991!
91105 draws into Doncaster, graceful as ever, with a service to Leeds. I hadn’t seen the new Oxblood livery until now but it certainly makes for a nice subject to photograph.
This is the side of a really old wooden pleasure boat. It hasn't been used in years its just sitting on the sand and mud slowly rotting away.
This gorgeous building in Montreal is both restaurant and hotel! Gotta love all the detailed architecture!
Still my favorite :)
Without cats this one, the sound is a lil bit louder...
Our new video of the matte black 599 GTO.
For those who still have not whatched it, have fun :D
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPlTIK_eA9U
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20210118_0803_7D2-100 Number 21 [Explored]
Just as well my street address is '21'!
It is a house number on a oval ceramic 'plate' made by David Sharp Pottery in Rye, Sussex, UK. My late mother bought it on one of her two trips to the UK.
Explored as part of the Flickr 21st birthday on 09/02/2025.
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Honfleur - Calvados - Normandie - France
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Honfleur est une commune française située dans le département du Calvados, en région Normandie. Ville portuaire, elle est située sur la rive sud de l'estuaire de la Seine, en face du Havre, tout près du débouché du pont de Normandie.
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Honfleur is a commune in the Calvados department in northwestern France. It is located on the southern bank of the estuary of the Seine across from Le Havre and very close to the exit of the Pont de Normandie.
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© Pascal Rouen. All rights reserved
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Vale of Rheidol 2-6-2T "LLywelyn" at Aberystwyth in 1964.
I was on a family holiday at Fishguard and took an early morning train as far as Carmarthen, then took a train hauled by 80104 on the soon to be closed line to Aberystwyth before a trip on the V of R.
The negative for this went missing years ago, this is a scan of a poor contact print.
I regret I went all that way and the didn't stand further back when I took this!
Picture of the door in town of San Casciano dei Bagni on border between Tuscany and Umbria region in Italy.
Number 341 of my 365 photo challenge - A cross-processed and split-toned, long exposure, urban image of rush hour traffic on the M90 near Perth, Scotland.
I was in the USC marching band at this game. This is the ticket stub from my parents who yelled so loud that they lost their voices. I can't believe the price of the ticket.
As the summer progresses, the number of sailboat photos on my hard drive end up increasing...the outcome of living in a maritime city! Learning to sail is something that I want to accomplish in the near future, while this boathouse is for MIT students, there is a sailing academy open to the public on the opposite side of the river.
Normally, I prefer Velvia 50, but RVP100 has noticeably more exposure latitude, as seen here, and I really like how the old Soviet lens rendered the scene! Detailed but with a touch of vintage softness. I think it works well for scenes like this.
The seller had told me that my Contax IIa's shutter speeds were calibrated well enough to handle slide film, so for the fun of it I ran this roll through it. I was very pleasantly surprised by how the photos came out, aside from some metering mistakes, everything looked properly exposed. Think I've found another favorite film-lens combo!
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Camera: Contax IIa (1954)
Lens: f1.8/50 Helios-103
Film: Fuji Velvia 100
Exposure: EI 100 (box)
Weather: Late afternoon, clear, bright sun.
Scan: Lab scan.
Mountain Bluebirds are Idaho's state bird. The Emma Goodman birding trail has over 70 bluebird boxes along it and the bluebirds just love their homes. This is 31.
Just a tad over 5 months ago is starting to feel like years ago since everything you walked upon, or looked at, was not frozen. Hope is in sight. M34041-30 takes a look down at itself along the bank of the quiet Honey Creek along Midway siding south of Mukwonago, Wi.
Outlook Number Two
(Adirondacks, NY)
A September day was trying to hold on to summer while I climbed a loop that took me up to Sawteeth, then down the lesser used Scenic Trail, yellowing in dotted lines on my Adirondack High Peaks map. The path down had been kind of mind numbing, my senses concentrating on caution, given the steep nature of this more primitive trail. In late afternoon I hit a wall, and stopped at Outlook #2, still a mile and a couple hundred vertical from the end of the lake, where I would cross the barrier and begin the long hike out. Next to me is a large erratic that occupies this flat outcrop of gneiss. I feel a certain camaraderie of having also tumbled down the mountain and come to rest, to gaze out on the evidence of the great ice sheet that once wedged its way through the this part of the Adirondack Dome. It hurts the mind to guess at how long it took for a glacier to move down to the vanishing point of the lake. It stretches below me like time itself. As a record of the past, you must reimagine the landscape as barren, scraped raw in the ice’s retreat, most of that hidden now under generations of growth. Harder to imagine is the future, hidden in the deep, sun speckled waters and what would be a slow movement through an uncharted forest, towards a horizon less than blue. So I see it now, looking back at a moment some years ago, when I breathed unburdened with history past or to come, only concerned with the outlook of the rest of the day.
Awards Received/Special Recognition:
November 2023-Northern Virginia Photographic Society, 3rd Place, Digital Monochrome, Advanced Class, Theme: Written Language
The total number of patients infected with the new coronavirus (Covid-19) in the Belgian hospitals continues to decrease, announced the Federal Public Health Service during its daily press briefing yesterday. They reported 310 new patients that were admitted to the hospital in the last 24 hours whilst 455 people were discharged and declared recovered, bringing the total number of people in the hospital because of the coronavirus to 5,309. Unfortunately, also 417 new deaths have been reported. The total number of deaths in Belgium since the beginning of the pandemic is currently 4,857. Many people ask why Belgium reports significantly more deaths than other European countries during this corona crisis. I don’t know… The government argues that Belgium is including all deaths in its daily figures, i.e. confirmed corona deaths in hospitals together with deaths in care homes, including many unconfirmed COVID-19 cases. It is not always clear whether the people who died in a care home actually succumbed because of the novel corona virus. So this is how they explain why our daily rate and total number of fatalities is higher per capita than in our neighbouring country. After conflicting/confusing communication regarding mouth masks and lockdown measures at retirement homes I’m very skeptical about what to believe and what not to believe. I guess the future will tell if the authorities have been transparent about this one. Stay Safe, Stay Healthy – Korenlei, Ghent, Belgium.