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Everything has its opposite.
Shot in Oriocenter shopping mall, Orio Al Serio, Bergamo.
Nikon D90, Sigma 10-20
HDR, 3 shots, +/-2EV, Photomatix 4, Neat Image, Topaz Adjust 4, Photoshop CS5
press L to look for me large on black!
This narrow passage on the Gorge Inlet Waterway in Victoria BC features a "Reversing Falls" effect. As the tide recedes, water pours out at high speed. When the tide rises, the falls reverse and water floods into the inlet at a similarly breakneck pace.
Shortly after taking this photo, the tide equalized and I was able to row my little boat under the bridge. On the way back, it was flooding, and I was mostly "sucked through" - ending up in a whirlpool for a moment on the other side. A fun ride!
6th Reverse on the Aliwal North to Barkly East branch. Class 24 no 3688 on 24 July 1998 as she starts the climb to Motkop.
Eastern Cape, South Africa
42107 looking resplendent in reverse tuscan livery leads 9L03 empty cars from Chullora to Sydney Terminal before departing with Sydney Rail Service’s Picnic Train to Moss Vale.
At Enfield 42107 would be replaced with R766 and 5917 for the run south.
Visible in the background is K98 filling in for an unavailable S set for Historic Electric Tractions’ Charter train.
16/04/2023.
A welcome visitor to the 1987 RAF Mildenhall 'Air Fete' was this
US Air Force General-Dynamics FB-111A 'Aardvark, 68-0265 from the 2nd Bomb Wing.
When the FB-111's were superceded, she was reworked to F-111G standard and delivered to the Royal Australian Air Force in 1991 becoming A8-265.
Unfortunately - like most of the retired RAAF F-111's she was 'buried' in a Landfill Site on the 21 November 2011.
RIP
Scanned print
WEEK 33 – Columbus Kmart Closing, Set 6
Now that we’re on the way out of the store, it’s about time I finally tell the story of my attempted fixture purchase from here. I think I mentioned on my first stour from here that, if and when (okay, just “when” XD ) this Kmart would close, I wouldn’t mind trying to get my hands on the store's directory, which you’ll recall I was utterly fascinated by. On this visit, lo and behold, the fixture had a sale sticker on it and was priced for $50; a little much, but I’d learned by then that that’s probably a reasonable (or at least typical) price, so I was ready to jump on it. Our friendly cashier at the register did me the favor of getting the store manager, who was in charge of the fixture sale at this location, and he proceeded to walk over to the customer service desk to ring us up.
On our way over, just to clarify 100 percent that the directory would be coming along with the fixture – since that’s what I wanted, more so than the fixture itself, of course – I asked the manager just that. And to my disappointment, his originally cheery attitude faltered and then turned sour, and he said no. (cont.)
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With Pink Betsy, the 1963 Buick Skylark (www.PinkBetsy.com) photographed by Meowz Fotography (www.facebook.com/MeowzFoto) in Vancouver, BC. This automobile was used in the 'On The Highway' (bit.ly/qPONTg) music video.
The Iowa Pacific special reverses towards LaSalle St Station, passing back through 35th St, Chicago, IL
Taken at Susan Gilmour Beach, NSW, Australia.
This beach was once infamous as a nudist beach, but with more relaxed public acceptance of partial nudity on most beaches; this tends not to happen here nowadays.
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Gorgeous Jennifer Morgan is a real head turner at the Autosport International show, NEC, Birmingham UK.
Jen was with her sexy pal Emma Kate Dawson on the Marangoni stand at the show.
Nikon D-300, Nikkor 18-200mm f3.5/5.6 ED, Speedlite SB-800.
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China Eastern A321 B-6366 slows to a stop in Hong Kong having just arrived from Nanjing.
Aircraft: China Eastern Airlines (MU/CES) Airbus A321-200 B-6366.
Location: Hong Kong International Airport (HKG/VHHH), Chek Lap Kok, New Territories, Hong Kong.
L&C 14 reverses into the wye at North Chester to allow L&C 12 to make a move to the NS interchange at Chester.
Reverse pull Headgear fitting for this girl.Facemask to be worn 24/7 for the next 4-7 years of her 8 year treatment plan.
800035 with vinyl names 'Liz Gallagher and Naomi Betts' reverses back towards Great Malvern on 10-5-22.
The working is the 5P28 1134 Great Malvern to Great Malvern ECS and will form the 1P28 1157 Great Malvern to London Paddington Great Western Railway service.
There cannot be too many of these reversing disc signals left in use now. I had meant to go back for a third visit but suspect that the undergrowth is now too established.
Ref: IMG_3555 10-5-22
I visited the museum Panorama Mesdag, where the summer exhibition 'Moving Space' shows an overview of the work of the British artist Patrick Hughes (Birmingham, 1939).
Hughes is a surrealist, creating familiar scenes that are deceptively simple, but always contain a twist to make you wonder and smile. Like the painting 'Shadow of a rainbow' on the right.
He also crafts 3-dimensional paintings, where front and back are reversed. Mind boggling and different from each point of view. An example of this kind of work, so-called reverspectives, can be seen in the other hall.
As an hommage to Patrick Hughes, I have applied another small reverse perspective to this picture.
HSS!
Sliders Sunday (24-08-2014)
Near Kirkstone Pass in The lake District, the light suddenly changed so that it was dark on top of the hills and the light shone on the lower ground. The blur in the bottom left is the dry stone wall where I rested my camera.
I love dahlias. They are my favorite flower to photograph in this manner. I think I have said that before though. But that is ok, I cannot really think of too much else to add about this shot other than for some reason the two things that come to my mind when I look at it are "pot of gold" and "sunrise". I wonder if you could administer a Rorschach blot test with some of these photographs...
Anyway, this is the product of coupled and reversed lenses on my Pentax 6x7. I am actually going to be teaching a class on this later this summer, but I will post more details on that with a subsequent macro post.
Bear with me, this is quite the story,
When I had received word that Amtrak Midwest's new venture cars were making their wolverine debut on Tuesday, May 24th, 2022, I wanted to make sure to get a good shot of them. Unfortunately, the train they first came in on, Amtrak 350, arrives at Pontiac before school is over, and it was finals week for seniors, so I had to miss that. However, Amtrak 355 is 350's counterpart (when it comes to the consist). What I didn't know was that 350 got into Pontiac late due to various reasons (from what I've heard, there were problems with the cars...uh oh...). However it still wasn't late enough to for me make it from school, so I gave my broski Sonny (who's a photographer) a call asking if he wanted to go see it on 355.
We met up at a pretty cool place, Charing Cross, and we waited, and waited, and waited. About 30-40 minutes after it was supposed to pass, the headlight finally became visible where we were standing (the abandoned platform at the old SEMTA/GTW station). However, it took nearly 15 minutes for the train to get there. As it got closer, I noticed that the marker lights were lit on the lead engine, and also it was going VERY SLOW (15 miles per hour when they normally go 60 miles per hour through there), which at that moment I put two and two together and realized this was a reverse move.
The conductor on the train was running it from the headend (he gave us some horn taps and a wave). The actual engineer was on the rear gave us a light show...? I dunno, still pretty cool though!