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Nice to look back at those calm days now that we have storms and every other day :c/
My album of boats:
So while you're outside looking in
Describing what you see
Remember what you're staring at is me
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Stone Sour - Through Glass
The David Mach sculpture entitled 'Out of Order' formed of 12 K6 telephone kiosks in Kingston town centre.
Sorry my budget would stretch to Africa. Here you see me on the great plain of Essex surrounded by the big cats...OK a ginger tom and black and white bitser . Circling high above a bird of prey looks for its next victim. As luck would have it its only a buzzard the vultures cost too much and their union said it was too risky coming to the UK at the moment due to covid 19.
On the warm breeze the sound of hyenas reaches my ear...No wait its not hyena its more builders! the sound of laughter and supping of tea can easily be mistaken as that of the hyena.
A snake slithers past ...damn got that wrong to. seems my old boss has driven past :-)
We do have grass hoppers though they are allowed to take part in the photo shoot
Right enough of that. Yes its the front of my garden and yes its overgrown but the wild life like it that. we do allow a bit of the garden to grow wild to help encourage bugs and things.
Sesión con mi compa el Gama!
Strobist nfo
one softbox up left with yongnuo 560iii 1/64
triggered with rf603
Turns out my sigma was not wide enough to cover as much as i needed, so i decided to try shooting a vertorama after blending in the light trails.
I shot the top part of the image first during blue hour, and then i shot the bottom frame, leaving it there until i was satisfied with the light trails. Blended the light trails in the bottom half first before stitching it with the top half. Also exposed a couple of shots for the signs which would otherwise be blown out. Took way longer in post production that expected, quite a bit of work for my current skill level.
Seen in Akeleiweg, Garden settlement, 22th district, Vienna, Austria.
Explore / Interestingness: HP #420, October 22, 2008
Indeed, this colour combination is a bit 'out there'. I enjoy it much more than the usual black/grey/silver/white on Astons. Good on this guy for going against the grain.
I'm well aware my stream is in desperate need of attention and variety. I'm on the case :D
I made a facebook page too. It's rather shit at the moment however I invite you to come and watch it develop and grow into one of the biggest car photography pages in Australia! /wildhopesanddreams
Photowalk Day, 07/02/2019, Time Out Market New York, DUMBO, NY.
Leica Camera AG M Monochrom
7Artisans 50mm Æ’/1.1
Æ’/1.7 50.0 mm 1/750 320
This ring-billed has eyes going one way and the wings going a different way. Maybe it works better that way while doing reconnaissance flights.
The amazing view from the Elizabeth look-out tower just before sunset.
Keep calm, and take photos!
The end of winter is close! =)
In Explore (2016/02/28) #369
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A walk through the well-cared corners of Puerto de Vega will give you an idea of the expertise of the Cantabrian fishermen in their work, of their heroic existence and of the plasticity of a remote port open to the sea at the same time. You will feel that this town is so special that it is not surprising that it has been an Exemplary Town of Asturias since 1995.
Much to my annoyance at the time, in the process of taking a work call that couldn't wait, and in "pre-Realtime Trains" days with no precise information of imminent workings, however the chances of capturing two loco-hauled services via the Trans-Pennine Standedge tunnel route actually passing is probably now a nigh-on impossibility! On 3rd June 1999, a RES Class 47-hauled Serco test train heads west whilst eastbound was the 4Z55 10:55 Ditton O'Connors to Immingham Mineral Quay 'Enterprise' with Mainline 37216 growling past the Dobcross Mill at Diggle. With the Pentax 35mm camera resting on the footbridge and a phone in my left hand, this was the hurried result. The Grade II-listed Dobcross mill, then used as a pallet works by company W H Shaw, and used for munitions manufacture in the Second World War, has now been demolished and replaced by a new school building. Such is progress over 25 years later...
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Legs, Boots, Curves & a Smile! It was an overcast day with rain. I had an early dinner then went out to Heritage Hills Resort.. A man purchased three drinks for me and we had a wonderful conversation. I did turn many heads! any thoughts?
The bar/social club/cafeteria building of the abandoned Royal Hospital Haslar complex houses this great, rather 90's-looking staircase complete with chandelier. Looks like it's straight out of an over-priced, tacky nightclub!
Just enjoyed a nice meal in the Ivy restaurant by Tower Bridge with a group of fabulous girlfriends. It's nice to have an occasion where you can glam up a bit and I always enjoy a reason to step into this lovely pencil skirt.
One more picture from Monday for Furry Friday!
After three catless nights I should be home this evening.