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Horizon 202, MC 28mm f2.8, Kodak Ektar 100 self-developed with Tetenal C41 kit, wet-mounted drumscan.
Fences erected to help in the preservation of the natural dunes of Talacre Beach, Holywell, North Wales, UK
Bonjour Canada! Waving from the Northwestern corner of Washington State. PX-680 Color Protection Film on one of the most perfect abandoned beaches I've ever found.
This fountain is being protected from frost in the National Trust gardens at Nymans.
121/ 123 pictures in 2023: wrapped
RSPB Stour Estuary..The Stour Estuary is a nature reserve in Essex, England, east of Colchester on the estuary of the River Stour, managed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Photo of a soap bubble from the soap bubble macro abstract photography assignment captured via Minolta MD Macro Rokkor-X 100mm F/4 lens. Outside the creative halls of the 494 ∞ Labs. Mid January 2021.
Exposure Time: 1/200 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-320 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 5150 K * Film Plug-In: Fuji Velvia 50
The westbound Zephyr arrived in Denver 9 minutes late, but ended up departing 1 hour and 45 minutes late. The reason being that AMTK 139 (the second P42DC) developed a mechanical issue. AMTK 142 is a "protection unit" that has been kept in Denver. Essentially, it's a spare unit for just such an occurrence. Three units is a little unusual to see on the Zephyr. Unfortunately, it mean that AMTK 161 (the Phase 1 Heritage unit) was no longer leading. Here, the westbound highballs through Leyden.
Pamplona-Iruna (Navarra - Spagna): il messaggio è chiaro. O nel mezzo della corsa, o dietro le protezioni.
Pamplona-Iruna (Navarra - Spain): the message is clear. you can stay in the middle of the race, or behind the protections.
Coastal protection at Felixstowe, Cobbolds Point the main south groyne designed,along with 18 rock groynes, to protect 1500 homes from the affects of coastal erosion.
Thank you to Deviant Light for location guidance.
f16, iso100 34mm 95 sec
Filters B&W Polariser, Lee 0.9h grad, B&W nd10.
Accepted WCPF 2014
Thanks everyone, today i passed 100,000 views and what better way to celebrate than with a pic of a cat up a tree! And no Alfie didnt chase him there ;-)
Leica MP film camera
With 35mm f1.4 summilux Asph
Kodak Tri-X 400, developed with ddx 1:4
Plustek 8200ai scanned 3200dpi
Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service - DAF 260 - Environmental Protection Unit - Currently based at Stockhill Fire Station - September 2021
Also utilized by Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service
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Mum Elephant was so good at protecting her baby that we never managed to get a full picture of it before they walked away. Taken at Tsavo West National Park, Kenya, Africa. (The red colour is the earth which the elephants cover themselves with to protect against insects and sunburn)
The title above is a complete misnomer, but seems to fit the image.
What you are seeing is one of the very early Los Angeles-class (SSN-688) nuclear attack submarines transitting outbound in the Straits of Gibraltar late in 1980. The old-school break-bulk merchant ship silhouetted on the horizon beyond is coincidentally doing the same thing. They are most definitely not in company or operating together.
This image was taken from aboard HMS Ardent (F184) within a couple of hours of departing Gibraltar heading into the Mediterranean, en route to the Gulf of Oman for the commencement of our participation in Operation Armilla. Seeing what was then such a modern American submarine on the surface was a novelty - no-one aboard had seen a 688 before...
The shot was looking directly into the sun and I have converted it to black and white. Scanned from a slide.
I didn't post this for ages because the circumstances of the encounter made me sad. Heading to the mountains one evening eagle-eyed Dan spotted this moose crossing the road way ahead of us. We stopped roughly where we'd seen her and I got a shock when she suddenly ran up the hill towards us and crossed back over the road heading for a stand of trees. We watched for a bit until we spotted that she had a very young calf hidden in the trees. Heading home the same way late that evening we slowed at the same spot and were surprised to see she was still there. I took some video of the calf nursing hungrily and it was only when I looked at the footage two days later that I realized the calf had a broken or dislocated hind leg. We called Fish and Wildlife but they wouldn't intervene as it was feeding well and not obviously suffering, and moose don't do well in rescue situations - though I'm pretty sure it couldn't walk and the mother was about to abandon it when we first spotted her then her instinct to protect kicked in when we pitched up. I'm not certain but I don't think moose leave their young unattended as deer do. I often wonder what the outcome was..
A recent installation of umbrellas in Southgate shopping centre, Bath. I took some when they were first installed in nice neat rows, but ended up accidentally deleting the images, so returned to take some more. Looks like they took a bit of a battering with the recent weather as they were all over the shop. Still look great though, especially against the dark grey clouds.