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This started out life as an infrared shot, was passed through PS and the colours remapped. A bit graphic but I liked it. Hope you do too :)
A view through Crawford Notch, NH, photographed while hiking Mount Martha and Owls Head.
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Sorry, another from the basement! You will be sick of them by the time I'm finished. I need a few more shots for a special project :-)
I went to take more photos of my pears this morning and discovered that they are looking a little sad to put it kindly:-)
A rare survivor in London's Docklands.
Thames Ironworks produced the world's first all-iron warship, HMS Warrior, which was launched in 1860.
Thames Ironworks FC, a football club formed by the workers of that company, was created on 29 June 1895. It later became West Ham United.
Explore #217
... but there's still something about this one that I really like. Not sure what it is.
Canon T5i
Lens 10-18
Av(Aperture Value) 11
Tv(Shutter Speed) 5
ISO Speed 100
M Exposure
ND 1000 filter
Editing: Photoshop and Nik Google software
3/2016
During a fall trip to Capitol Reef National Park we hiked up a small wash into a canyon that cuts into the mesa to the west of Cathedral Valley. The sand ripples seen here testify to an earlier torrential rain derived from one of the atmospheric river events that hit the west coast and traveled across the southwestern U.S. The dark clouds on the horizon later provided us with a small taste of that event, when they spawned a sudden and violent thunderstorm, which began with lightning hitting one of the rock spires a quarter mile away. Numerous small flash floods poured out of the side channels and joined in this channel, though thankfully did not pose a threat to our well being.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfGm8QPSO9Q
Past our exit five ago
Four lanes to county roads
Playlist lighting up the dark
808s and poundin' hearts
Don't tell nobody where we're going
Just you and me and the headlights glowin'
Girl don't you know I got the key to your heart
In my car, let's go far
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Where there's no cares
Me and you out there all alone
Moonlight shinin', county ridin'
Not one bar on our phones
Countin' the white lines as they blur by
Till there's gravel on the ground
They won't find us if we don't wanna be found
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Static buildin' up in here
Where you take me I don't care
The further we get the closer we are
Blurrin' the lines under midnight stars
Won't tell nobody where we're going
Just you and me and the headlights glowin'
Yeah boy you know you got the key to my heart
In your car, take me far
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Where there's no cares
Me and you out there all alone
Moonlight shinin', county ridin'
Not one bar on our phones
Countin' the white lines as they blur by
Till there's gravel on the ground
They won't find us if we don't wanna be found
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
We're young in the highway, goes on forever
Come on girl, no time to waste, it's now or never
We're young in the highway, goes on forever
And ever, and ever
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Where there's no cares
Me and you out there all alone
Moonlight shinin', county ridin'
Not one bar on our phones
Countin' the white lines as they blur by
Till there's gravel on the ground
They won't find us if we don't wanna be found
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
Lost in the middle of nowhere
My attempt at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Imperfect".
Shot with an Agfa "Solagon 50 mm F 2" on a Canon EOS R5.
Smile on Saturday! :-) theme : Bokeh in Monotone
No matter what
happens...
some memories
can never be
replaced.
Thank you everyone for your visits, faves, and kind comments
The theme for this month's Freestyle on the Fifth, 'Beauty in Decay', was chosen by Jette www.flickr.com/photos/123590129@N06
I had a couple of images in mind but then saw this rose in a garden in our street.
Despite the fact the age of steam is long past, it is still common to speak of ships "steaming past". In the same way we refer to an earlier era when we say we are going "sailing" on a ship.
The motion blur on this photograph actually allows us to make a calculation of the speed of the "Spirit of Tasmania I" as it moves past us in the Mersey River. To clarify what I said yesterday, it is important to get everything else in sharp relief so that the only blur we see is the movement of the ship. So I've done some calculations.
The "Spirit of Tasmania I" is 194.33m long (637ft 7in). It is possible to see a single light that appears as a bar representing the distance travelled in the time of exposure. That's the simple formula. The one obvious example is the green light on the top starboard deck. [In the next photograph you will see that this is indeed a single point of green light.] My rough estimate is that this bar represents about 6m. Now given the exposure time here is 0.6 of a second, that equates to 10m per second or 36km/h (19.4 knots). From the river bank it looks even faster, but that speed sounds about right, as the ship slows to make its way into the narrow channel.
On the walk home after my visit to the Botanic Gardens, to catch up on what has been happening in the city since my last visit. September 13, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
Christchurch Central Recovery Plan: ccdu.govt.nz/the-plan
For the past couple of years I've met up for a day out with a fellow Flickr architectural photographer doing the thing that we both really enjoy, photographing architecture. Joseph Pearson (I've linked to his photostream in the first comment box) and I spent a happy few hours walking around Bermondsey and Canary Wharf back in May. I hope that we can continue to have an annual meet up to shoot a few pictures and better yet, shoot the breeze over a coffee or two. These two buildings, both newer structures within the Canary Wharf estate, sit next to each other and make what I think is an interesting juxtaposition of architectural styles.
The barn and home on the Strunk-Nyssen property near Shakopee, Minnesota. The home was originally built by the early owners of the Shakopee Brewery. The Brewery was opened by Herman Strunk in 1856 the same year the house was built.
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