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A pleasant afternoon at Burghead yesterday; walking on the beach and around the harbour in warm spring sunshine…
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Spring sunshine
Walking in local woods and came across this new growth glowing in a little patch of Spring sunshine. It was lit up like a little torch.
LARGE is best!
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Neighbours cat on "her" balcony, two houses down the block from ours in our courtyard,
picture taken from our terrace, Frankfurt-Nordend
of some Firebugs / Feuerwanzen (Pyrrhocoridae)
in the warming spring sunshine
on a post of our wooden terrace - Frankfurt-Nordend
Endcliffe Park 070323 - we wook up to a clear blue sky this morning and not the forecast snow - it's been some time since we had such a bright day - I saw this woodpigeon in the shade of the blossom and thought it made a lovely image
A small aperture is a must when capturing the close up detail of daffodils.
Letter Of The Month Project - MARCH (A)
Taken last night on a rare glimpse of evening sunshine…
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We're watching the full horror of the earthquake in Japan unfold on the news... thoughts and prayers are with everyone in that area.
Madliena, Malta
A huge work of art from the 1960s built by Marquis Joseph John "Joe" Scicluna, the 4th Marquis Scicluna, and two workers from the remains of buildings bombed during the Battle of Malta in World War II, You can read about it here: www.maltatina.com/the-mysterious-mystique-malta.../
Maruyama park ( with Hokkaido Shrine ) 2016 Spring /
Spring sunshine and seasonal husk - 春の日差しと季節の抜殻 /
The my new camera and the morning walk. This child is cranky. /
Nikon 1 V3 + FT1 + SIGMA 50mm f/1.4 Art /
Visiting locos from north of the border accelerate their train away from Groombridge; the appropriate cold northerly wind blowing the steam across the train.. but still looking stunning in the sussex spring sunshine
Resident "one off rebuild" Austerity loco 2890 with the queen mary brake accelerates its train away from Groombridge, passing the admiring gallery of photographers in the adjacent field that captured this early departure - the gala's first train to Turnbridge Wells West in the glorious early morning spring light.
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It was a beautiful Autumn day when I captured this image with the sunshine gleaming through a Maple tree. I photographed into direct sunlight which partially silhouetted the leaves, then I made some digital transformations in Photoshop, (together with a touch of Fractal art), to show some of the pretty colors I really saw through my lens. It was as if I was seeing Spring in Autumn or Fall.
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Resident, but with an imminently expiring boiler certificate (this month), Sir Keith Park with suitable blue adornments (for the Scottish gala) and bulled-up "end of steam" appearance, devoid of nameplates, accelerates its train away from Groombridge, passing the admiring gallery of photographers in the adjacent field. The appropriate cold northerly wind blowing the steam across the train.. but still looking magnificently stunning in the Sussex spring sunshine
As many times as I've walked through this park/square, I've never seen it so empty. The park btw is Washington Square in Center City Philadelphia. It's loaded with benches like these and usually almost every bench has a person sitting on one of them. It thought it was particular odd today that nobody was around.
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I usually hit the clarity slider hard in RAW processing - it hides all manner of ills and ineptitude.
But this time, I stood well back in case things got really messy, and moved the slider in a negative direction for a (slightly) softer look.
My annual 'Bluebells in Tregassow Lane' shoot.
February 2018
078 passes the 11 3/4 milepost while approaching Beauparc with the 09:20 Tara Mines-North Wall laden Zinc Ore train. Beauparc, located on the Drogheda-Navan Branch was opened on the 1st of September 1850 by the Dublin and Drogheda Junction Railway. It lost its passenger service in 1958 but Gypsum trains from Kingscourt kept the line opened. Zinc Ore trains started to operate in 1977 from Tara Mines in Navan to Dublin Port. There are 3 Laden trains per day scheduled Monday to Friday, but usually only one Laden train runs on fridays. The Tara Mines are the heaviest trains to operate in Ireland ,each wagon when Laden weighs about 75 tonnes which can make a full Laden train over 900 tonnes. Today these trains are the only reason the line has remained opened.