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The White Strand, Miltown Malbay, Co Clare.
[Walker Titan XL 5x4 camera with Sinaron 75mm lens. Aperture f16 at 1 second with orange filter. Small bit of front axis tilt applied. Ilford FP4 Plus exposed at 100 iso and developed in R09 for 30 minutes at a dilution of 1:100. Agitation was once every five minutes for five seconds.]
wir sind noch ein wenig länger in Kühlungsborn geblieben und genossen die kalte, frische Luft am Strand. Die Küste jetzt in einem einmaligen Licht. Alles wirkt unter der Schneedecke so sauber unf friedlich aus. Nur zu empfehlen.
Realised I'd never got round to processing all the pictures from Cornwall, so had a good rootle through the folder from Trebarwith Strand which was the best sunset of the holiday.
Apart from the fact that i'd made a mess of some of the ones I had high hopes for (or rather my processing isn't good enough to sort out some of the dynamic range issues) this one stood out for me for the curve of the thrift through the image.
This shot will always make me smile and remember another brilliant cornish holiday.
EOS 50D / Sigma 10-20mm / Hitech 0.3 Hard and 0.6 Soft grads at a weird angle!
Charing Cross Railway Station on Strand in 1964. RTL types on route 9 , RTW types on route 176. At this time it was said that Strand was the noisiest street in London. (Collection)
Oriented Strand Board.
close up to a fence made of Oriented Strand Board, also known as OSB. this osb was wet when i took the photograph. canal mills,
west leeds, leeds.
It was another great evening for some photography and with little or no wind it was just ideal to capture some shots at Rosslare Strand.
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1 van de 3 bijna identieke foto's maar dat zijn ze niet. Het grote verschil zit hem in het strand zelf. Maar ik kon niet kiezen welke ik zou uploaden dus werden ze het alle 3.
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