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Taken at the same time as my post of yesterday with the bright moon, all I had to do was swing round from the moon shot to shot the sunset,this is an unusual electricity pylon, I like how the prongs point to the sky.
The weekly power servicing move from the anthracite region passes through Leesport, Pennsylvania on its way to Enola via Reading. A GP38 of Penn Central origins is travelling with seven of Conrail’s ten ex-Reading MP15’s.
Ford Mustang '65 burning rubber during the Power Big Meet cruising.
Once a year, Västerås, a city in Sweden, get invaded by American cars of all ages and shapes for 3 days.
Power Big Meet is a huge event. Some say it's one of the worlds biggest carshows for this kind of cars.
El Águila real (Aquila chrysaetos), una de las rapaces más grandes de la península ibérica y de las que cuando la puedes observar a corta distancia muestra un aspecto de poder y fuerza. Momento que no se olvida nunca y produce esa admiración.
The Royal Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), one of the largest birds of prey in the Iberian peninsula and from which you can observe it at close range shows an aspect of power and strength. Moment that is never forgotten and produces that admiration.
Águila real
Golden eagle
Aquila chrysaetos
Peter Pecker pecked a pole that powers peoples places :-)
Try to say that as fast as a wood pecker pecks.
A macro view of mini LED lights. The frame represents a span of ⅝ -of-an-inch across.
Technical info:
The scene was illuminated by the lights themselves and an additional LED flashlight pointed at the background.
Lens: reverse-mounted Nikon EL-Nikkor f2.8 50mm with 36mm extension tube attached.
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Skógafoss is one of the largest and well known falls in Iceland, it's sheer power as it crashes over the sea cliffs has to be seen to be appreciated, if you walk anywhere near toward the bottom of it it's like being in an industrial power shower, and the noise is truly incredible.
The one downside of this place is such is its beauty it's can get very busy, during the day coaches are pulling in all the time with tourists eager to get their selfie sticks out and generally run all over the place like out of control ants. This was the case on this day, I was over here with a few friends and I simply couldn't get the shot I wanted due to rain and the aforementioned ant swarm... they all wanted to go and do a snow mobile tour over the glacier and were getting a bit impatient with my requests to spend a long time at each location which to be honest if you aren't a photographer I totally get! So I told them to leave me here for 5 hours while they went and did that and then come back and find me later....
5 hours may seem a long time but that's 5 hours I've got to get my shots and also to have a good explore of the area well past the top of the falls.
The time went in no time and I got several shots I liked with hardly anyone around (I've included a single 'ant' for scale here), plus some others in locations rarely shot way back along the River Skoga.
I can't believe how long ago this was now, and that I've never posted it up here.
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C508 & GL111 power 7351 in full notch 8 out of Kwinana with an amazing horn show from the drivers heading to Hampton
CN 591 splits the searchlights at MP 34.7 of the Kingston Sub as they head east to lift two cars at Munstor on Boxing Day. Power is IANR 3802 & GTW 6226.
Francis spiral turbine made by "Maschinenfabrik Germania" in Chemnitz, Germany, driving a transmission
Abandoned paper mill and power plants - part 1, the Paper Factory
I've been desperate to get out with my camera over the holiday but when I've had the opportunity the weather has been so flat and grey. This morning was looking promising though and checking the tide times for the Thames, low tide was almost exactly at the same time as sunset so the probability of a slack tide was looking good. Wasn't expecting to have the photography gods smile on me quite so well though :-)
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