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Topographie des Terrors - an out- and indoor museum dedicated to the terror of the Nazi regime - with the Martin-Gropius Bau museum in the background.
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Went out for my first sunrise shoot this morning with Mr. Plumstead at the Five Arches Bridge (Pictures involving bridge to come soon :D), it was an amazing morning, could of had a bit of a better sunrise but it was definitely still photogenic, got a few more to come from the sunrise shoot so watch this space!
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I spent more time photographing these columns at the Ancient Agora Museum in Athens than inside the museum itself. It's only quite a small collection and it was full of a group of school kids when we visited!
With rain falling over many parts of drought stricken New South Wales the area between Parkes, central west NSW and Cootamundra in the upper Riverina area received some nice rainfall as can be seen in the shot at Wirrinya, about 80 or so railway km's south west of Parkes.
In this shot with a high hot sun Pacific National's NR65 leads train number 8126 shuttle service from Parkes Logistics Terminal, PLT for short, to Sydney freight Terminal with a rake of 5 pack well wagons and 5 pack skeletal wagons which had previously been double stacked on 3PS7. NR65 races through on the mainline as NR113/ NR10/ AN5 sit in the loop with a diverted 6SP5 Intermodal Servicece, as 6SP5 is now tabled via the main west out of Sydney and with the west being closed due to washdays at Katoomba 6SP5 ran via Cootamundra and the goat track to Parkes.
Friday 14th February 2020.
Part of the historic Illinois and Michigan canal in Morris Illinois. This was quite a engineering feat making the connection from Lake Michigan to the Illinois River. This is what made Chicago what Chicago is today.
Adding a reflection and then experimenting with Color Efex 3.0 Pro to enhance the colour a little more.
This was probably the most intense sunset I have ever witnessed in my life in terms of color tones. The best ones usually happen right as a storm is clearing and allowing the Sun to shine under the clouds. As you can see in the horizon, the Sun is just barely poking through a tiny hole in the clouds, which caused the light spectrum to be split heavily into the colors you see here. I actually drove for several hours to get this shot, as I knew the weather was going to be perfectly timed with the sunset. It was plain cloudy for most of the evening and many people on the beach were heading home. I was the only one left and blessed as the light just exploded without warning. I worked as quickly as possible to find an interesting foreground and settled on this wet rock with the reflection.
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A local lad running at Nubra Valley, Ladakh, India. People living at high altitudes are able to run much more efficiently thanks to the low oxygen levels they are used to
— Our virtual walkabout in Westduinpark continues with this photo. It's from a large body of water located mere metres from houses. I shot this on an early morning during mid-autumn 2020, hence the pale light. During the summer there is plenty going on here, and in particular the Scottish Highland cattle like to go for a dip here.
••• Reflective branches (2020)
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One can see the Confederate Artillery Detail (as well as the photographer) reflected in this beauty's sunglasses during Memorial Day Commemoration at the Houston National Cemetery in Houston Texas: Her dad is one of the re-enactors.
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In typical Bank Holiday weather, onlookers take shelter on Platform 2 of Bridgnorth Station.
Ex-LMS Ivatt Class 4, No.43106, has just taken water and is about to move forward to couple up to the head of the 1455 departure to Kidderminster.
Well not really...haha! This is an old rusty parking sign that is downtown. I added all of the "reflections" in the windows :)