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Went with a friend last Saturday to Ightham Mote, a National Trust property in a rather remote location to the east of Sevenoaks. We found it to be not that well signposted (the way we came), but it was well worth finding. Built around 1320, it's the most complete medieval moated manor house in England. This together with some lovely grounds and gardens make for a great day out.
taken on Nibong Tebal,a tiny small town on the border of Penag state and Perak state,Malaysia..small population with great food: )
I took my camera and remote with me on the way to the supermarket this afternoon. This is definately an Autumn jacket and I love how the surroundings reflect that. Not the most flattering garment I've ever knit, but it's comfy and cozy, so I love it anyway
Also, trying to take pictures yourself outside with no tripod is difficult. I can't pile books or DVDs to the right height like at home, so I have to make do with whatever objects I can find to place the camera on.
Pattern: Drops Jacket 103-1 (of course)
Yarn: Rowan Yorkshire Tweed (6 skeins in Muffin)
Most of the Hubble Space Telescope can be seen as it is suspended in space by Discovery's Remote Manipulator System (RMS) following the deployment of part of its solar panels and high-gain antennae. The photo was taken with a handheld Hasselblad camera. This was among the first photos NASA released on April 30, 1990, from the five-day STS-31 mission.
Taken on a remote shoot with Artemis © Craig Lindsay 2024. All rights reserved.
Model: Artemis Fauna
Taken from a local fjord tour from Bergen, Norway. The scenery encountered during this cruise was not quite as dramatic nor spectacular as that encountered during the Norway In A Nutshell excursion. However it was still nice.
Taken July 2008.
St Thomas à Becket Church in Fairfield stands alone in a field on Romney Marsh, surrounded by water courses and sheep. The original village buildings have long since disappeared, but there has been a church here since the 13th century.
The Milky Way hangs above the horizon to the south on a remote road in the Wairarapa on the North Island of New Zealand.
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After a day of chasing WMSR 1309 up and down the mountains of Western Maryland, rolling back into downtown Cumberland, I spotted a CSX freight facing westbound with BNSF and Ferrormex power on lead. Seen here on the northern end of the Cumberland yard leads, next to the Amtrak Cumberland Station.
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Everyone has had that one picture that they have struggled with. No matter what you do to it, it still doesn't come out the way you envisioned it in your mind. This my friends is my picture. I took this photo during the end of April this year and have been working with it ever since. Not to say that I've been spending each and every day on it, but I've been spending time enough time on it to drive you nuts. Finally last week I had come to a version of it I liked and boy it feels good to have it done, and out of my mind, LOL.
This is the first in a series of long exposures that I've taken of this building in Philly called the Kimmel Center.
Enjoy and have a great weekend everyone!
About the Photo:
Canon 7D
20mm
Aperture: f18
ISO: 160
Shutter Speed: 152
Equipment: Manfrotto 055CX, 410 Jr. Gear Head, ND400x, RC-1 remote.
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A very long way from anywhere. One of the most wonderfully remote amenities in this part of the world. Situated along the Winton to Boulia road. The bold colours of this landscape, set against the industrial greys of this unlikely infrastructure, appeals to me.
Taken with a Pentax K1000, 50mm lens. Scanned Kodak Gold 100 film.
It's remote, at least by city standards, yet still relatively close to the Willamette Valley. Upper Butte Creek Falls in rural Marion County is found at the end of a crappy gravel road and the end of a Oregon Department of Forestry Trail. Only nearby Abiqua Falls requires a worse drive, but that's another story. What a great spot here, although this is a similar perspective to the last photo I posted.
Facts about the Whittier City Alaska – Who would have ever been to Alaska? especially to one of the cities in Alaska that is quite unique. City of Whittier Alaska, Whittier is a city that has a very remote locations and access roads only one.
There is a 14 stores building which is home to most of the city’s population. In addition the building is also home to a post office, a church, and a grocery store located in the city. Whittier City in Alaska is inhabited by about 200 people. Interestingly, they all had lived in the same condominium. The condo was named Begich Towers, which is located in the suburbs.
In addition to be a place to stay together, the condo was also inhabited by the police station, health clinic, shops, laundry, and a church that was in the basement. It’s really unimaginable how missionaries, bartender, city council members, police, and even drug dealers can coexist in the same building, sharing the same facilities, and ride in the same elevator.
Such a life could probably be adapted in Whittier, mainly because of the size and weather conditions in the city. The city is indeed quite difficult to
accessed.
You can only get there by sea, or take a long passing through one of the tunnels that cross the mountainous area, which is only one way at a certain time. And at night, the tunnel was closed completely.
Author Erin Sheehy, who visited Begich Towers for The California Sunday Magazine, said that the building lacked one thing, namely school. Whittier children in school in a building located behind Begich Towers. And because the weather in the city was quite extreme, there is only one way for them to get to school. They must pass through an underground tunnel to reach it. Although Begich Towers offers a lot of things, there are still some people in Whittier who choose not to stay there. Some of them live in other places, such as in a small condo right above train tracks.
Established in 1969, nine years after the army moved out of town. Whittier was built from scratch by several hundred civilians who chose to remain there.
They began working to create a new city for themselves. Residents of the city also has the motto is: “You have not seen anything until you’ve seen Whittier.”A place that can be visited while in the Whittier City
Anton Anderson Tunnel
Whittier tunnel leading into town is very unique because it is one and only road, in addition to hiking the mountain, to get to the city Whittier. The tunnel is passable by car and train, and only fit for one lane only, so to get through the tunnel that we must turn of the people who want Whittier from heading out and with trains that will pass too . So when passing through the tunnel we drive car on the tracks. We are given a schedule of when to get through the tunnel and we are charged. The journey through the tunnel lasts about 5-6 minutes. In the city of Whittier is not much to see, there is a small harbor and there are several restaurants to try, which recommended swifwater seafood restaurant. Whittier passable crowded during summer.
Whittier HarborThe Whittier Harbor is your gateway to Prince William Sound. We are an ice-free port, open year round. There are 350 slips for both transient and permanent berth holders, to lengths of 54 ‘. The Whittier Harbor is a full-service establishment that tries to meet the needs of all boaters.
Prince William Sound Museum
Come inside the Anchor Inn in downtown Whittier where a small but fascinating museum gives a glimpse of Whittier’s interesting history.
The Whittier Museum Association was formed in 2003. Over the last 12 years, the museum has built up a presentation of 25 exhibits in a 1200 square foot space donated by the Shen family at the Anchor Inn. These exhibits tell the story of Whittier’s history as a military port and rail terminal as well as reflections on Alaskan military heritage during World War II and the Cold War. Exhibits include the story of the exploration of Prince William Sound by the Spanish Navy in the late 1700s; the saga of the US Revenue Cutter “Bear” at the turn of the 20th century; polar flights in the 1920’s; the sinking of the S.S. Yukon in the Gulf of Alaska in 1946, and more.
Begich Towers Incorporated
The tower was built for military Begich. Now transformed into a city within a city. The post office, business and many more. Sound in the hallway bringing easy but nobody seems to mind. The apartments are old and worn, but comfortable. People who live there are friendly.
Jet-ski Glacier Adventures
for those who like water sports adrenaline, glacier adventures jet-ski can try during your vacation in the Whittier City.
Saltwater Excursions – Fishing Charters
for those of you who like fishing may hire fishing equipment and then try fishing in this place would be very nice.
In short, if there are a thousand places to visit, Whittier City may be the one place that must be tried. so head to this place then you will find many interesting things, so many things and you will be excited.
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I am starting to play with a remote flash to see how the light effects the shadows. I was bouncing the light off the ceiling. I also thought it would bounce off the wall lighting the right front. I found out that didn't work as I expected.
The remote control for an Apple TV.
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UP GP38-2 722 operates in remote control mode as it switches Lesperance Street Yard. This is a very interesting area with the foreground track, and the two different tracks and two different level bridges above. St. Louis, MO
Direction sign on the remote single track road to Lochbuie and Croggan on the Isle of Mull Scotland.
Despite being a single track road and somewhat remote location these roads are some of the most smooth roads I've driven along.
August 10 2017
The remote Monastery of Hosios Loukas is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising a trio of ancient churches. These churches are masterpieces of Byzantine art. From Delphi, we drove to Arachova and then into the remote monastery of Hosios Loukas. Beautiful and tranquil...we really enjoyed visiting this monastery. It was founded in the early 10th century AD by the hermit, Venerable Luke of Steiris, whose relics are kept in the monastery to this day.