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Despite what the postcard says, I’ve actually just been playing 7 Days to Die lol. We did build a giant canyon tho so it’s not too far off! XD
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Had a quick go on Orion this evening. This is a stack of 6 x 3 minute subs at f2.8, ISO 800 with 50mm lens with Canon 1100d unmodded camera. CLS clip filter attached.
Quick montage of the best (left) and worst (right) heads I have made. (From left downwards):
60's Spidy, Syndrome, Mr Incredible, Wikus, Penguin, Rick, Negan, 10th Doctor.
Nic Cage, Pops (terminator), Mr Incredible, Rick, AMU, Daryl, The Hound. (no particular order of rankings).
The morning was a work morning somewhere on the CN Sprague Subdivision, so the railroad was quiet and the signals void of any movements in the area. There are many interesting scenic locations in the area to spend time while waiting for something to shake out - my favorite being the Clementson Wayside Park on the Rainy River east of Baudette. I also highly recommend Zippel Bay State Park. Canadian Shield rock outcroppings are visible in the park along with great views of Lake of the Woods.
Around 14.00 the railroad finally came to life. First train was this eastbound manifest quickly approaching Baudette passing some rusting farm equipment. This train has had a clear run through the American portion of the Sprague Subdivision and will meet traffic waiting in the siding at Sleeman in Ontario.
This shot was a bit of a nail-biter as Minnesota Highway 11 stands between every angle looking north, plus add the fact that school was out and students were starting to disperse. I nearly got blocked by a passing tanker visible exiting the frame, but it did not wreck the moment.
I wanted to take more pictures of Addie but a big tour group arrived and I quickly walked away, haha!
This was another one of those cases where I was not quite used to the 10-18mm lens. I normally walk RIGHT to the spot I want to be in then pop the 14-24 on my Nikon and fire away. But now, I’m always off by a few steps with the NEX-7! But, I quickly re-adjust then shoot. If you have shot with a wide angle lens, then you may know about this concept of picturing things from that vantage before you even do it!
- Trey Ratcliff
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The tall building on the left is the AT&T Building in downtown Nashville, TN. The locals call it the Bat Building or the Bat Cave - it is quite distinctive and makes the skyline of Nashville look quite cool from any angle!
On the 3rd November 1948 RB-29A 44-61999 was being used for a flight from Scampton near Lincoln to Burtonwood near Warrington, a flight of less than a hour. Low cloud hung over much of England that day and as such the flight was to be conducted on instruments. After having flown for the time the crew believed it should have taken them to cross the hill they descended. However the aircraft was not quite passed the hills and struck the ground near Higher Shelf Stones and was destroyed by fire.
The aircraft was soon reported missing and the local authorities and nearby RAF Mountain Rescue Service team were alerted. At the time the MRT were on a training exercise in the Kinder Scout area, they made their way as quickly as possible to the southern side of Bleaklow to begin a search for the crash site. They arrived at the crash site at the around 16:30 finding that there had been no survivors and with light fading left the recovery of the crew until the following morning.
The aircraft had, for at least part of its existance, carried the name ‘Over Exposed‘, it got the name while being used by the 509th Composite Group to photograph atomic weapon tests as part of Operation Crossroads at Bikini Atoll during 1946. The aircraft may have still had this name at the time of the crash, however it was being flown by a completely different crew and was with a different unit.
Few times a year this shot is possible.
The conditions have to perfect. The pool of water dries up very quickly and this place is always to windy for mirror reflection.
So when i drive past this place like this and have my camera with me i always try and make the shot.
The mountain is called VÃfilfell and is located just outside of ReykjavÃk
a perfect highlight of why nice underwear is important (thanks for the advice, mom. :P ) I completely forgot what event this was now, but had a really gorgeous setting.
Before shop owner (on the far right of shop) finds out.
Peeking through the shop window, Quick KK Alterations
Hornsby, Sydney
This pano started as a single shot of the entrance to the cove, but once I had taken and reviewed it I decided to try and quickly pan right and get two more shots to knit together. I'm glad I did as I feel the panoramic version is better than just the first shot.
Spent the day in Lake District with Alex Bell.
Quick stop off at a location I've been after shooting for ages!
It is so close to yet the end of another year. I must say 2016 has been a year of a lot of changes, some unexpected and fast changing. Hopefully 2017 might be a better year for us. Have a very Happy New Year 2017!
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Quick second retouch from Day 1 ultimate weekend workshop.
Model and styling : Nadine.
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CD (České dráhy) Siemens Vectron 193 295 is traveling with a Eurocity train from Dresden towards Prague through Pirna station. (Saxon Switzerland / Germany)
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So yeah, I had these Red X and Mr.Bloom figs lying around, I kinda threw them together and wasn't sure if I was gonna post them, but I decided I would. So tell me if you like them and please comment if you fav! :)
"Ideas are the source of all things." Plato.
In the middle of the 19th century, several neoclassical buildings, inspired by the beauty of Ancient Greece, were erected in the center of Athens. The one I show in this photograph happened to host the new Academy of Athens in 1926, which is one of the most important research organizations in the Hellenic country.
Its name, as well as the statues of Socrates and Plato that are at its entrance, quickly lead our imagination to the Academy founded by Plato in the 4th century BC, however, that institution was destroyed by the Roman emperor Sulla in the year 86 BC. Fortunately, the ideas of the great philosopher did not meet the same fate as the building, and they have continued to be a philosophical teaching of great importance throughout history.
This photograph came up with the idea that I could arrive in time for blue hour, after first photographing the Panathinaikó Stadium just before its closure. For this I had to convince my wife to quickly run the kilometer and a half that separates both buildings. She agreed with my idea, a little bit crazy considering the chaotic Athenian traffic, and we managed to arrive just in time to capture this image, which I love even more now that I see the final result and I remember our adventure to get it.
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"Las ideas son la fuente de todas las cosas." Platón.
A mediados del siglo XIX, se levantaron en el centro de Atenas varios edificios neoclásicos inspirados en la belleza de la Antigua Grecia. El que muestro en esta fotografÃa pasó a acoger en 1926 la nueva Academia de Atenas, que es una de las organizaciones investigadoras más importantes del paÃs heleno.
Su nombre, asà como las estatuas de Sócrates y Platón que se encuentran en su entrada, llevan nuestra imaginación rápidamente a la Academia fundada por Platón en el siglo IV a.C., sin embargo, aquella institución fue destruida por el emperador romano Sulla en el año 86 a.C. Por suerte las ideas del gran filósofo no corrieron la misma suerte que el edificio, y han continuado siendo una enseñanza filosófica de gran importancia a lo largo de la historia.
Esta fotografÃa surgió con la idea de que podÃa llegar a tiempo para la hora azul, después de fotografiar primero el Estadio Panathinaikó justo antes de su cierre. Para ello tuve que convencer a mi mujer para correr rápidamente el kilómetro y medio que separa a ambos edificios. Ella se sumó a mi alocada idea, más aún con el caótico tráfico ateniense, y conseguimos llegar justo a tiempo para capturar esta imagen que aprecio ahora aún más al ver el resultado final y recordar nuestra aventura para conseguirla.
Back on shed at 17.00 with Stanier 8F 2-8-0 48305 & it was getting dark. I had prepped the loco and run two trips in the morning when the relief fireman asked if I could take his afternoon turn too. Being young and foolish I agreed!
I fired the first trip but let Andrew the trainee take the last one (I wasn't knackered, honest!) He did very well & here he is coming down from the cab after offering to dispose. After almost 12 hours in action I was happy to leave him and Pete to it... That's my bag, shovel & mash can on the ground ready for a quick getaway.