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Freightliner G&W Orange liveried class 90 no. 90044 leads ex-Greater Anglia liveried classmate no. 90006, 'Roger Ford'/ 'Modern Railway Magazine' north at the Oxford Canal at Shilton atop 4M87 Felixstowe- Trafford Park intermodal on 12th April 2021.
The last time I photographed either 4M87, or at this location was back in October.
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Narrow boats and old infrastructure line the Shropshire Union Canal Llangollen Branch. The dark waters and bright morning light create an effective reflective surface.
For a better look I would say, use the flick-magnifier or check this one ... Or .... press L! Enjoy!
It's a high-speed 5 exposure HDR taken out of the hand.
Processed with Photomatix and Silver Efex Pro
An overcast evening on a beach outside Port Macquarie over Christmas.
Looks best on black.
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This started out as an image of the ceiling of Downside Abbey, a grand Victorian monastic church south of Bath. It’s a Minor Basilica in the Roman Church. I took it a couple of weeks ago to assuage temporarily my addiction with vaulted ceilngs
For Sliders Sunday today, I doctored it lightly in Topaz Studio, duplicated the result, flipped it and put it by the side of the first copy.
I’ll post a link to the original in the first comment as usual…
Thanks for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday
I finally got to try out my Cokin P series holder with GND8 and ND8 stacked filters.
Turns out that the ND8 filter gives a pink-ish cast over the image but I quite like that effect!
ISO 100
Aperture F22
Exposure 1.6 seconds
I decided to convert this to B/W and hope the mood captures a somber feel to it. Aussie gums reflecting in shallow water.
Taken at April Point harbour on Quadra Island, this is for our daily challenge, 19th March, on reflection and for the Wednesday March theme, walls, in The Flickr Lounge. Sorry for being slow with comments at the moment.
Did a photowalk on my own at Cold Spring Harbor and got a few images that I decided to post. This was shot with a Voightlander 21mm lens not a Leica 21mm.
A monochrome capture of a contemporary building's facade from Obarrio, Panama City, highlighting the symmetrical grid pattern of windows with irregular insets, the pronounced reflection of clouds, and an intriguing protruding structure that adds depth and contrast. The right side showcases a more traditional vertical design, juxtaposing the two architectural styles.
Its been a while since I have been out chasing sunsets.
The clouds were looking promising, and it came together :-)
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I was in the mood for macro today so I went out for a short walk in the neighbourhood. Unfortunately it was windy. There were some decent shots but I got really impatient so I took the flowers home :). To produce the above shot I discovered quite some time ago that you need a glass table. Then all you need is the perfect angle. Window lighting is my favourite but in other cases you might need to produce the light yourself. I used one strobe for the shot you see above. You really have to get the lighting right to get an effect that seems to be natural. Actually, for this shot I used ETTL but I diffused the light using a bond paper.
Also, as I was finishing with my chores I took a peak outside and I saw the sky was burning, see below. A minute or so later it was gone. Anyway, I hope you all like the hydrangea shot above. Cheers everyone!
Don't let anyone tell you what camera to use. This isn't even considered a camera, yet it shoots raw and is better at nailing an exposure then my $3000 camera. I keep it with me all the time.
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If you have ever wanted a print by me, now's the time. I'm looking to sell framed 8x10 wet prints in white frames. I'm looking to sell around 20, and I will only keep orders open for a week.
Most of the photos here I'm open to printing, especially the graffiti. Just DM me with what you liked (link) and I will probably have them in the mail (not Canada Post) the first week of June.
This photo is a double exposure from Toronto/ Hamilton.
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Orders till May 29. $40 + shipping.
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$30 International, not with Canada Post.
Thank you.
"Your soul needs time for solitude and self-reflection. In order to love, lead, heal and create, you must nourish yourself first." ~Louise Hay~
One of a series of small pools , which are hidden amongst the scrub and low trees, at the northern end of the runway at Lydd Airport. Discovered on one of the many daily walks of mine, while on furlough.
Mum and Dad took up painting when Dad retired. They went on painting weekends together and took classes. Mum followed the teacher's instructions and painted what she thought would look right. My father never followed the teacher's instructions and formed his own relationship with what he was painting.
Still waiting for sun but had to grab a bunch of photos of the visiting wood duck even though a very heavily overcast morning with flat light. All are cropped and have noise that erodes detail but saving just in case it leaves. :) Hoping to get closer at some point but it is very skittish. Sorry for so many of the same wood duck. :) More to come.