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Trying something a little different! Canon with Russia 20mm lens. Speedlight with 20" beauty dish. manual 1/8th power.
The trail (road) that leads to Grand Falls is just behind this car. On my way out and back to the major highway I could not help but think this poor soul never found the Falls.
It took me most of the morning to find it, and with Freemont Peek (thanks Chris) in the background, such a derelict leaves one wondering, just how hard is it to find the Falls.
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Lovely to bump into Raven again at BNO last month. The pic on the right is from a night out with her at Leeds First Friday in 2015!
A plane wreck next to the landing lane, kind of sets the scene or mood of an "Indiana Jones adventure"...
Made for an Out of Frame challenge.
The beautiful lady in red is a well known painting by Gil Elvgren.
Thank you for looking. xx
Here is the second of the images from the Marginal Way.
This is actually one of a series of long exposure bracketed shots that I used in a pretty over the top HDR a couple of years ago. In my mind I had decided that I wanted to get back to this spot and take a long exposure black and white but the tides have to be very specific to fill this channel here and I could never get the timing right. As I was going through images the other night I don't know what I was thinking, I already had the shot on my hard drive it just needed different processing...
This is just about the polar opposite of how I had it before and it kind of shows how my tastes have changed over the last couple years.
While processing this image I also feel justified now in having spent thousands of dollars on a 24-70 and 70-200 that covers the same ground as my old kit lens. I like this image a lot BUT at full size there is a tremendous difference in the sharpness and detail in the rocks between the 18-200 and the lenses that I use today.
Hope to be out to grab some new images soon. Maybe even some color!
Hope had nearly fled me when I saw some punk in a clown motif bringing groceries inside an apartment complex. An odd sight, even for Gotham. I made my way to the roof across the street and did some reconnaissance. It seems there was a whole nest of these turds living together. Being the new neighbor, I thought it was best to introduce myself.
One of the thugs went up on the roof for a smoke. I made my move, throwing him over the edge. I admit, I hesitated before firing off the grapnel.
"I don't know anythiiiinnnngg!!" It's funny, but you never get tired of hearing tough guys cry like babies. I gave a tug and his pants started coming down. Probably shouldn't drag this out.
"WHERE IS THE JOKER?!"
"I don't knooooowwww!!" I yanked the line again, letting him swing against the building, smashing his head into the brick.
"WHERE IS HE!!"
"I swear to God man I don't know!"
"SWEAR TO ME!" I let the line slack, dropping him another 15 feet before reeling him back up.
"I work for Harley, she.. she left here the other day.. haven't heard back since. Please that's all I know, let me down!" That was about all I was going to get from him.
I started pulling the sobbing baby up when the door behind me burst open. With my hands full I was unable to prevent his buddy from smashing me with a molotov cocktail. Flames consumed me, I cut the line and leapt over the edge myself, hoping the wind would fan out the flames. It didn't. With the cape out wide I tried to slow my descent but the cape had been torn first by the man eating plants, and again from the jagged glass of the school window. In a panic I fired a grapnel, which caught the ledge, but slammed me into the building. I landed with a hard roll and shed the remains of the cape. Staggering, I nearly tripped over the dead clown's body as I made my way to the Batmobile. I nearly died tonight because I wasn't prepared. I won't let that happen again.
I backed out with the Batmobile and glanced up, the molotov cocktail hadn't just hit me, but the apartment complex as well. The police can handle the remnants, I have work to do before facing Joker.
Jean Paul Valley (Batman) moves from #38 Brentwood Academy to secure #39 High-rise Apartments (Harley's Base)
Genesis / Seconds Out
Side one:
- "Squonk" - 6:39
- "The Carpet Crawl" - 5:27
- "Robbery, Assault and Battery" - 6:02
- "Afterglow"- 4:29
Side two:
- "Firth of Fifth" - 8:56
- "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" - 8:45
- "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway..."- 4:59
- "...The Musical Box (Closing Section)" - 3:18
Side three:
- "Supper's Ready" - 24:33
Side four:
- "The Cinema Show" - 10:58
- "Dance on a Volcano..." - 5:09
- "...Los Endos" - 6:20
Tony Banks – RMI Electra piano, Hammond T. organ, ARP Pro Soloist, Mellotron 400, Epiphone 12-string guitar, backing vocals
Mike Rutherford – Shergold electric 12-string and bass guitar, 8-string bass guitar, Alvarez 12-string guitar, Moog Taurus bass pedals, backing vocals
Steve Hackett – Gibson Les Paul, Hokada 12-string guitar
Phil Collins – lead vocals, Premier and Gretsch drums
Chester Thompson – Pearl drums, percussio
Bill Bruford – Ludwig and Hayman drums, percussion ("The Cinema Show" only)
Recorded live 23 June 1976 at Pavillon de Paris, Paris ("The Cinema Show")
11–14 June 1977 at Palais des Sports, Paris
sleeve design: Photos by Armando Gallo, Robert Ellis, Graham Wood
Label: Charisma Records / 1977
ex Vinyl-Collection MTP
1. Levels adjustment - overlay 100%, then layer mask to exclude the adjustment on the sky, as this I felt was correctly exposed.
2. Levels adjustment - overlay 45%, then layer mask again to exclude the sky.
3. Duplicated the background layer and did a High pass filter at 45% to add more clarity to the shot.
4. Merged the layers.
5. Cloned out some buoys, signs and a boat or two!
[Photo by me, edited for our Picture Play group]
I nearly got chased by the owner of the business...asking me why I was taking photos. People are becoming rather paranoid these days.
well i got bored in the end and started messing around with the make up then I changed into this outfit to go and walk the dog in the snow.
unlike me the dog is not stupid and refused to go out for a walk so it was just me didnt get far it was too blooming cold lol
The boys love going out at night to look for insects. Shot of Austin in the middle of our street shining a beam into some trees.
1xp *handheld* shot taken with my ever-impressive Sony NEX-7.
Irvine, California.
Was looking for that strawberry full moon, but was only able to get the regular moon this time. I captured it peeking out of the clouds. Otis Orchards, WA. Captured this with my 300 mm Minolta lens.
Tamsin informed me that she needs to get out more.
Giving the ADAD project a bit of a rest, but I'm missing the challenges already.
05/02/2014
I wanted to try out a more simplistic look and opted for a horse eye portrait because its a classic of mine.
Recently, I've noticed that whenever I come across someone's photo on Flickr where they did not mention what species of flower/animal/creature something is I make it my mission to explore the internet to be able to identify the organism. I am such a dork.
While the big story in downstate Illinois is all of the rain and flooding, Page 2 news was a CSX train on the Illinois Sub (former B&O) east of St. Louis. The reporting in the O'Fallon, IL and Belleville, IL newspapers and Facebook streams was sensational. How dare CSX run a train on shut down tracks! Ironically, the fine folks of O'Fallon had just completed a $7 million overpass in town just before the line closed in 2015. Now they are complaining that CSX didn't tell them a train was coming through town!
The old B&O had been severed in multiple locations in 2015 and 2016 - Caseyville, IL rail removal, Shattuc & Odin diamond removals. Last week, the rail went back in at Caseyville and a MofW truck was seen highrailing the mainline (the diamonds stayed out). In effect, the B&O was a long spur from HN Cabin in ESTL to Shattuc, IL.
On April 29th, CSX sent out an X698-28 with 212 company cars for deep storage / scrap on the west end of the B&O. CSX 7790 is doing walking speed through the burg of Aviston, IL as a trainmaster and a fusee protect traffic on Page St. X698 would drop 101 cars here in the siding (mostly 89' flats) before continuing east to Carlyle, IL where the crew would expire on hours.
All told, it took 3 crews (2 from Vincennies!)to cover the 50 miles - stopping and flagging each crossing along the way, put away the 212 cars and return to Rose Lake. Original crew stalled on Caseyville Hill (wet rail, crappy power and stopping to flag crossings). 2nd crew shoved train over the top then cabbed east to recrew and expired at Carlyle. 3rd crew sashayed the train around at Carlyle to get the power on the west end and shove to Shattuc before returning the motors to Rose Lake (at around 0040 this morning!).
More cars are staged at Rose Lake for another storage train. Might take a couple of weeks to get all of the sidings and mainline stocked with "unneeded" equipment. It's a brave new CSX under EHH control.
04-29-2017