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Despite the problems with the computer,
Have a lot of pictures taken lately.
I have a big backlog with figuring out,
edit, selecting and place!
Go place older and newer photos on Flickr.
Ondanks de problemen met de computer,
heb ik toch veel foto's gemaakt.
heb dus een flinke achterstand met uitzoeken,
bewerken en posten!
Ga wat oudere en nieuwe foto's door elkaar plaatsen op Flickr.
Thanks for your visit and comments, I appreciate that very much!
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit written permission.© all rights reserved.
Regards, Bram van Broekhoven (BraCom)
A 600 seconds (10 minutes) long exposure, using Lee Filter "Super Stopper".
The Naviglio Pavese is one of the canals making up the Navigli system in Lombardy, Italy. Once navigable, it is 33 km (21 mi) long and connected the city of Milan to Pavia, and through a flight of six locks to the River Ticino.
Construction started in 1564, but was interrupted 20 years later just outside Milan due to technical problems: the lock there is still called Conca Fallata, which in Italian means "Failed Lock". Building resumed at the beginning of the 19th century and was completed in 1819.
The canal was finally closed to navigation in the 1960s, but work has recently started to restore it back to full navigation, a link in the project to connect Switzerland to Venice by inland waterway.
Con il sole e la calura che cominciavano a picchiare, transita da Masone la E402B 172 in testa alla Frecciabianca 9804 Ancona - Milano Centrale insolitamente dal lato della pilota Z per problemi al telecomando.
Today it's routinely overlooked that among the problems involved in the long exposure times of early European portrait photography, a prominent place was often taken by rust (and virtual clown shoes). View On Black
When shooting butterflies at the Haga Ocean butterfly house in Solna, Sweden, I can't use a flash as it is prohibited. This means either using high ISO (whcih I don't like) or circumventing the problem with a tripod (which works great). The thing with tripod photography is that pressing the shutter release induces shake so I want to use a wired shutter release.
I have one of those, but the thing is that it only works occasionally which is very annoying and forcing me to use the camera's self-timer with either a 2 or a 10 second delay.
The butterfly in this photo is a rusty-tipped page (Siproeta epaphus) and it is fairly obvious where it got that name from. In German, this one is called " Schokoladenfalter" which I really like as well as it means "chocolate butterfly".
Anyways, after taking this shot, I was hoping to get another one with the wings closed but since the wired shutter was not working again, I went with the self-timer and I watched it count down from 10 and whe it came to 2 - the butterfly opened the wings again.
When I got home, I started looking for replacement wired shutter-release and then I sort of stumbled on the solution: The camera has to be turned off when the wire is connected! If I connect it, take a shot and then wait too long before taking the next shot so the camera goes into standby - it won't work when I wake it up again. It needs to be switchd off completely in-between shots.
While I'm glad to have found a solution, I can't help thinking this is poor engineering on Canon''s part. Why make standby mode effectively meaningless when shooting with a wired shutter release?
Here is another shot of this one from a different angle: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/52719788021/
10/52 {Seasons 2019} My Diary
En mi jardín.
No tengo jardín, pero eso no es excusa para no tener una terraza bonita y florida. El problema es que soy negada para las plantas. Por más que lo intento no me duran demasiado. Ahora mismo tengo solo cuatro macetas mal contadas y ya veremos...
Estou um pouco sem tempo para posta fotos,e um pouco perdidas com alguns problemas,quando eu conseguir me organizar volto a colocar fotos!Bjus!!
A bonus "Friday Face" this week. I don't understand Japanese. However, it was quite possible to interpret what was going on in this photo.
I saw the passenger get up from her seat, but too late to get off the train at her stop. She had probably nodded off as so many people do on Japanese public transport. She walked down the train to find the conductress. The conductress very politely invited her to sit down opposite us and came back a couple of minutes later with information that she should get off at a particular station to connect with a service going the opposite way. Something was then written on the ticket which I imagine gave the lady a free ride back down the line.
Flickr Explore # 397 Sunday, May 8, 2016
I had a computer problem yesterday..... For some reason I couldn't type anything in.,
then I closed it down and I wasn't able to get on my computer because I still wasn't
able to type my password to open it up. I thought my keyboard had gone. I left it overnight.....and was going to
take it back to the store as it is under guarantee. I opened it up.....and low and behold it
was all back to normal... Very strange indeed! We shall see how it all goes from here on in.
If I should suddenly disappear .....you will know why! Here is hoping it won't happen again.:-))
Over the last 24 hours I have received no notifications of any new photographs you may have added to your photo steams. Hopefully it will soon be sorted and I will be able to catch up with you all.
Have a wonderful weekend x
.....with a long and sharp beak design (see one image earlier) is that food has to be swallowed whole.
Interesting facts: The Great Blue Heron is the largest N.American heron.
Average size : L 46"(117cm) with a wingspan of 72"(183 cm.).
Herons have been known to choke on prey that is too large.- Wikipedia encyclopedia
37401 "Mary Queen of Scots" +37409 "Loch Awe" lead 47810 "Crewe Diesel Depot" through Pleasington with "The Settle & Carlisle Circular" 1Z63 0754 Leicester - Appleby statesman charter on 14th Mar 26.....The 37s had been unusually added to the front of the duff at Crewe for a northbound trip over the S&C before returning via the west coast main line after problems with 47593 on the empty stock
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Flynn came on a snowdrop hunt with me this week! It always make me happy to find these first little flowers of the new year... I don't mind our winter weather too much (unless we have an unusually soggy one!) but the short, dark days are a drag. Once the snowdrops begin to bloom, it's a sign that brighter days will soon be here again!
Other than the day we went to the woods to hunt for flowers, Flynn's had a pretty quiet week. It's the first full week of him being on new meds, so we've been taking it steady, in case he feels funny. I won't stop fretting til he has blood work done & but as far as I can tell, Flynn seems to be tolerating these drugs better than the ones he tried at the end of last year - admittedly, he is currently only on a 1/2 dose, so I think that's helped limit side-effects! The first couple of days were rough - first night he was really agitated, the next, he seemed to be dizzy... but he now appears fairly normal, if a little tired at times (hard to say if that's the medication or his health problem). Anyway, we're just doing as much as Flynn wants really! Today, it's tipping down with rain, so we're having an indoorsy day...
Due to a significant derailment the prior evening in Valley Falls yard the Providence and Worcester's nightly Worcester to Davisville road train never made it to its destination. The power and head 10 cars in front of the six (out of 61 total on the train) that derailed were cut was cut away and pulled up here south of the Blackstone River bridge and north of the Hunt Street crossing at about MP 5.6 on the historic original mainline. The power consists of three units GE B40-8W 4005 and B40-8 4001 bracketing EMD GP38 2006 the lead two still dressed in the classic scheme of the independent pre Genesee and Wyoming P&W.
Central Falls, Rhode Island
Thursday May 29, 2025
It take about 2 to 3 days for the "Course" :))
(How To Make A Ladymouse 1/5)
Selected on EXPLORE on Monday, 17th August, 2009 Highest Position At # 159 THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
La Ciudad de Santiago tiene un serio problema con el tráfico vehicular en ciertos sectores. Con un parque automotriz estimado en torno a los 2,000,000 de vehículos conviviendo en un área metropolitana de casi 7,000,000 de personas, algunos caminos, calles, avenidas y/o autopistas simplemente colapsan en hora punta (bueno, incluso ya no solamente en la hora punta), tal como expresa esta fotografía tomada en plena comuna de Las Condes, en la Avenida Manquehue, y específicamente cerca del barrio Nueva Las Condes, donde muchas empresas han relocalizado sus instalaciones.
Santiago has a problem with the traffic in certain places. With 2,000,000 cars in our metropolitan area, some roads, avenues and motorways collapsed at rush hour, like this picture taken in Las Condes neighbourhood, where is placed the new financial district.
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My navigation app says that it is a 15 minute drive to the other side . . .
This photo was taken by a Hasselblad 500C medium format film camera with a Carl Zeiss Distagon 1:4 f=50mm lens and Hasselblad/63 1xHz-0 drop in filter using Fuji Pro 400-H film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
According to the weatherforecast, the sun was supposed to show itself after heavy rainstorms during the evening... Worth a try to catch some dramatic skies. I do not consider waiting for the blue hour during Norwegian summer a problem... but when you are being attacked by armies of mosquitoes and midges (that seemed to be cooperating to irritate me as much as possible) it's a different story...!! I forgot my insect repellent... Luckily the light was on my side at least...