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manor class 7828 odney manor doubleheads a bulleid pacific across summerseat viaduct in about 1995 --already the trees are beginning to encroach on the picture --so much so that now this spot is unusable
from a scanned 35mm slide
This is the first photo I've processed on the Mac Studio with the 27" screen. My jaw drops at how much detail in my own photos from the Canon EOS RP I couldn't see before.
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Y-JOL202 has departed Joliet Yard with BNSF 1614 in charge, an appropriate leader to ply the former Santa Fe mainline.
Cavalière vue au jardin de la fontaine à Nîmes pendant la féria de la pentecôte 2023.
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Benedict and his partner Steve
A guy, seeing the pair as a curiosity, takes a pic of the couple.
Candid street shot
Part of my Love is Love series.
[...] A forest of these trees is a spectacle too much for one man to see [..]
-- Quote by David Douglas
Nikon D200, Tokina 12-24 f/4, 12mm - f/8 - 1/160s - HDR 5xp +2/-2EV - Cokin Gradual Tobacco Optical filter
Tarvisio, Italy (June, 2017)
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Now I wouldn't typically condone such brazen behaviour of skipping sleep on a school night, but sometime the conditions or should I say the opportunity presents itself and you just need to sacrifice something. Being tired at work today was well worth the sacrifice of no sleep last night...
Rewind a few hours around 8pm yesterday evening as the light of the day was beginning to ebb I succumb to this nagging urge to try an shoot the Milky Way and specifically the Galactic Core. From Worcestershire! - I know right! Milky Way hunting in the Midlands who would have thought it.
The weather and new moon was ideal with the evening forecast suggesting a cooling temperature and light to no breeze. Due to having work at 07:30 the challenge was to find a suitable location within 10 miles of where I live. This location needed manageable light pollution, reasonable access and somewhere I could get back home before 4am to get at least 2 hours sleep.
So come 00:30 armed with a couple of hours trawling google maps and a whole host of weather and astrophotography related applications, I picked a spot, that I thought might give me what I was looking for and set off
Arriving at around 01:00 hiked up in the darkness (new moon) for around 30 mins finally reaching my destination, spent the next few mins trying to work out a composition and dialled in the settings. Come 03:00 its was time to head back to the car!