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每每看到很厲害的人用很簡單的器材拍出犀利有fu的照片時
都會覺得自己真的真的很渺小
按下的快門不下萬次
沖洗出來的飛盤少說也有一兩桶
但總覺得真的有抓到的瞬間也不就區區那幾張...
看來...目前的等級應該還只能算是瘋狂愛好連擊快門攝影者,
來日還方長啊~~
到頭來還是只能說.... keep on shooting!!! XD
Am I asleep?
Tell me Daughter of the Sun....
Let the Gods sing my song ...
Let a new life begin .....
(....From "Odyssey" )
A spectacular view from above the rocky ledges and sheer cliffs cutting deep into the ocean. Shot from Cape of Good Hope with a Canon EOS 700D.
In the prior photo I posted you may have noticed an old blue high nosed first generation geep lurking in the background beyond the main focus of that image. Well here is a closer look. This unit will need no introduction if you're from New England but if not here you go.
MBTA 904 is an EMD GP18 which was originally built for the Grand Trunk Western in Mar. 1960 as number 4952. Delivered in classic CN green and yellow maple leaf colors she powered commuter trains in Detroit for GTW and then SEMTA until that service ended in the 1983. She then moved on to Boston with four siblings who she long outlasted to become the last of her breed on the MBTA, relegated to switching and work train duties. Alas in 2019 she was retired from active service and stricken from the Keolis contract and shipped to the MBTA/MassDOT contract shop in Wareham where she has languished ever since awaiting a possible rebuild and return to service as a switcher that may or may not ever come to fruition.
At the time this was taken she was parked here behind the small Seaview Railroad shop for ACSES equipment upgrades.
To learn more about the Seaview, Rhode Island's own railroad check out the caption with this shot: flic.kr/p/2ndaWTG
North Kingstown, Rhode Island
Sunday June 10, 2018
Seaview from Dunlaoghaire towards Howth Head, Dublin, Ireland
I took this photo in the afternoon when there was some nice light on an otherwise overcast day