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This building collapsed in the winter of 2008. We had several feet of snow. Thanks for the generous comments.
Abandoned Shed overgrown and falling down, this was on a dairy farm that's was being sold off for local development
Edited in Capture One and Topaz Studio 1 Kerstin Frank texture used plus my texture and a Topaz texture.
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Weeds growing next to a shed with a barn in the background. Camera was a Nikon F3 with a Nikkor 43-86mm zoom. Film was Ilford FP4, lab processed
An unseen shot from the 2014 archives catches Colas Shed 66847 passing through the city of Chester and crossing the Shropshire Union Canal one fine summer evening with the 12.02 Carlisle - Chirk Kronospan (6J37) logs.
This loco was a regular runner on this train at the time and, while Colas still have the contract, these days it's invariably hauled by class 60 Tugs.
9th July 2014
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CPR Steam Engine No. 374
Built by: Canadian Pacific Railway
Year: 1886
May 23, 1887, CPR's Steam Engine No. 374 was the 'FIRST' transcontinental to arrive in Vancouver, BC Canada. Linking Canada from coast to coast. Atlantic Ocean - Pacific Ocean.
Power source: Chopped Wood
Today, it is on display at the restored Railway Roundhouse Maintenance Shed now known as the Roundhouse Community Centre.
Location: False Creek, Vancouver BC
Canada
Cost to visit: Free
Bike shed - The ramshackle and slowly decaying shed with the equally decaying bike in Glen Etive as autumn takes over all around the glen.
Highland Scotland
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With conversation temporarily suspended, a pair of old-hand train crew can't help but get drawn to the sight (and the sound) of GB Railfreight 'Shed' 66708 rumbling through the centre of Leeds station with the 9.53am Hunslet Tilcon - Arrow Quarry (6M31) discharged hoppers.
Their fascination is perhaps no surprise either - heck, after more than 50 years of watching freight trains even I still get mesmerised by this stuff!
Not a rail photography trip today but rather a social visit to meet up with an old college mate for a bite to eat. I pocketed the little Sony, just in case, and got lucky with timings as well as the gap in the cloud.
I've left the tones a little dark to retain the richness.
Best viewed full-screen - comments off, thanks.
Sony DSC RX100-M3
10.35am, 7th March 2023
The light can be really beautiful this time of year, creating pastel like color tones.
Ust in Trondheim, Norway.
Rain and dull light made it difficult to find any motive along the river. On the way back to the car I had to make my way along this wall.
Out with Iain and Russell (McRusty) today in search of some Autumn colour. Just along from Feshie Bridge we 'lost' Russell somewhere along the Sculpture Trail and stumbled across this old shed/workshop whilst trying to find him. The shed was well past its best but surrounded by some lovely colour.
A weathered old shed at my favorite nursery...you can also find the best tomatoes, peaches and sweet corn there. It’s run by several of the friendliest country seniors you’ve ever met....
On Route 64 leading to the Grand Canyon, South Rim in Arizona, USA. It is the beginning on the Grand Canyon where the Colorado River begins to erode the wall of the Marble Canyon area.
Finding it hard to get these the way I would like them . I don't have Photoshop or Lightroom so its very difficult to get the full Infrared effect. My only editing tools are an old version of ACDsee pro 3 and Paint shop pro 3. I did try to learn Photoshop once on my own a few years ago but couldn't understand it I think I needed a tutor .