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Pfifferdaj_Fête des fifres à Bischwiller (67)
spectacle nocturne GALILEO par la Compagnie DEUS EX MACHINA un soir de nuit des étoiles.
Pfifferdaj, Party fifes in Bischwiller (67)
night show "Galileo" by the Company DEUS EX MACHINA a night of star evening.
6th March 2018. Ever since I had caught Oliver Cromwell in Chester for the first time I knew that there was little time left to see 70013 as her boiler certificate would be running out at the end of 2018. So a day not to miss was the 6th March 2018 when the 30742 Photo Group had chartered Oliver Cromwell for the day at the Keighley And Worth Valley Railway.
The boarded up signal box makes quite a contrast to the BR lined green liveried locomotive giving out some clag for us photographers. We were all quite safe as a KWVR official and 30742 staff supervised us every minute of the day.
In the photograph BR 7MT Britannia 4-6-2 No.70013 Oliver Cromwell works hard with her mixed goods train past the Haworth loop line on her way to Oxenhope.
Press L to view large, it's worth it to see all the light sparkles.
I thought the ice Castle would be the highlight of the trip, but the Osborne Spectacle of Dancing Lights definitely stole the show. It's true what everyone says.. pictures really don't do it justice. None of my detail shots turned out great, but I like this fisheye view because it feels very encompassing, which is definitely how it feels when you're standing there.
Probably won't have time for Flickr tomorrow, so.. Merry Christmas!
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A very odd sighting indeed.
scariest photo I have ever done :/ I am so terribly terrified of being in the ocean by myself. but luckily my friend Spencer was there with me :)
Making a spectacle.
The owner of this Lamborghini may have inadvertently made a spectacle of himself by parking outside an optometrist shop.
Cambridge, Great Britain.
I have come back after another mere 2 months in India and have picked up on how many wide-angle portraits i have of the "unfortunate" ones.
I feel as though they create photographs with an abundance of character which is exactly what i look for-except i can't help but feel bad for exploiting that.
I think i'm just very confused about how to think about the scenario
^^ especially when I pay/tip for a photo-it changes the dynamics
Fujifilm portra 160
*Pentax ME super 35mm 2.8SMC lens