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Accessories now has direct access to the main front actionway. Hosiery has been shifted 90 degrees to be behind the aisle here.
Wellsville, NY. September 2017.
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To hide, American Bitterns can point their bills straight up and elongate their necks to look very like a reed. Or they can scrunch into a ball and appear as a clump of dead vegetation, only resolving as a bird on close inspection.
Marble Hot Springs
California
Andrew Barclay 1910-built 0-4-0 saddle tank waits impatiently with a full head of steam ready to commence afternoon shunting duties at Beamish colliery, as the relief late shift head from the shed to relieve the morning shift crew.
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This heron looks like he is heading home after completing his shift. Taken in the Great Egret Marsh Preserve not far from East harbor State Park in Ohio on Lake Erie
Shifting light - The view from the Quiraing looking down the Trotternish Ridge with some intense fragments of light picking out the features of Cleat and Dun Dubh.
Early morning atmospheric conditions bringing out the best that Skye has to offer, with the welcome break in the clouds revealing that magical Skye light that makes this such a special landscape.
Isle of Skye, Scottish Inner Hebrides
Explore #1 21/07/2025
Here's the final artwork for the CD sleeve. It will be a limited run of music performed by our church band. I changed the overall balance, added the "Shift" text and changed the "framed" image (which I shot yesterday). I like the final outcome, hopefully it will interest people.
This is a partial façade of the Kaleidoscope, a building in London. I like its interplay of structure, light, and reflection. The building becomes a silent theater, where geometric precision meets fleeting moments - birds in flight, fragments of sky, and shifting shadows. Each perspective angle reveals something new: the left is quiet with reflection and migrating birds and step-by-step to the right the intensity changes into a more intense colourful rhythmic palette. It’s a meditation on how perception shapes reality, inviting us to find beauty in transformation and the ever-changing world around us.
This was shot at around 1.30m, just before they turned the lights on the cathedral off. Even at that hour it was tricky to get a shot without any people in it!
Being free to work in a simple shift dress is a wonderful treat! Most of all when it's such a beautiful fit.
Here's one from sunrise last week in Malibu, CA. Looking forward to getting on the road and heading up to the Sierras sometime in October. Not that I don't love shooting at the sea but I'm ready for some new scenery. Thanks for taking a look.
Adelaide Crescent, Brighton. By the famous London architect Decimus Burton, 1830-1850. Best large on black.
This was a difficult shot to get right as I couldn't view the composition before taking the shot. Then after viewing the image on the LCD, I would have to recompose and refocus. This would've been so much easier if it wasn't a self portrait! This is certainly a shot I would like to try again in the future. I need to find a way to hide the camera in the reflection.
Strobist: 580EXII sitting on the passenger seat, E-TTL, triggered by ST-E2.