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Camera: Chamonix 045F-1
Lens: Schneider 210mm F5.6
Film: ILFORD Delta 100
Exposure time: 8Mins
Developer: ILFOTEC DD-X
Location: Castle Peak Road - Tam Mi, Hong Kong
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It is always exciting to cross over the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island knowing we are closer to hugging our daughter and grandkids again. On this crossing, we had this dark rain cloud skirt around us but if you look closely in the background on the right, you will see a faint rainbow on the horizon. I took that as a sign of all things working out in the upcoming days. And it did. More good weather all week allowed us to have fun with family and to do a bit of exploring on our own.
This monument shows a portion of the incredible bridge support. The bridge is the world’s longest bridge built over ice covered waters. Now, we had no ice on this trip. However, the bridge is made of concrete and reinforced steel to withstand iceberg impacts in the winter and spring. It is supported on 65 piers and construction was completed in 1997. It is supposed to last 100 years. It is truly an amazing engineering feat. We were also happy that the toll cost of the bridge has been reduced to half the price this year. It certainly makes reaching the island much easier than the old ferry. You can see the full bridge with images I have in my PEI album.
A 'normal' tree would never have been able to grow is such shapes without human help. Fascinating Japanese gardens.
Kenroku-en garden, Kanazawa, Japan.
My wife, monochrome portrait.
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Leica M10M Monochrome | Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f1
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The office Support Specialists, supporting each other when no one else needs it. Are they awake? Let's not ask that question at work. Happy Caturday 14 Feb 2026 "Just Another Day At The Office." (It's also Valentine's Day but, these two are sisters (or think they are) so that isn't being illustrated in this photo.)
On the 30th April 2021 the 'HMS Prince of Wales' departs from Portsmouth for further training and trials. The 'SD Tempest' acts as the bow tug. 'SD Tempest' is a Damen ART 8032 class tug operated by Serco Marine Services ant was ordered specifically to handle the Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers.
I took this picture on last valentine day.
I salut for this children, They support each other.
--- aksi ini bisa didapatiin di pelabuhan Sunda Kelapa, kamu bisa suruh mereka loncat dengan membayar beberapa ribu, tapi photo saya ini, mereka engak saya bayar, karena kebetulan mereka dalam perjalan pulang, jalan tercepat pulang adalah dengan berenang.= Dukungan dari temen-temen seperjuangan, memudahkan aksi mereka, dengan menganggap aksi berbahaya ini sebagai sebuah permainan, bukan suatu pekerjaan--
Copyright: Gerd Kozik/ Yarin Asanth 2015-2018
Yarin's Orange Season.
New lake impressions 2018.
Hope you like my winter paintings... :))
Photo: Lake Constance, Mettnau, Germany
Camera: Canon 6D Mark II
Tools: Hardware Filters: Warming, Orange 50%, Blue 50%
Software: Affinity Photo, Mac/ Windows
Annotation: There is actual no RAW driver in Affinity Photo for Windows for the 6D Mark II. You only can work with jpeg from this camera model. The same problem is given on iMac but you can use an internal driver under High Sierra, so you can work with RAW files from the 6D Mark II. Drivers are under construction says the support.
NJT ALP-46 4609 "Ride with Pride" leads train 6320 out of Summit, NJ, passing the YD-41 protect and a cut of loaded stone cars in the yard. This was its first revenue train wearing its near vinyl wrap, sponsored by Hackensack Meridian Health to show support for Gay Pride Month.
These delicious strawberries are grown all winter long in Montreal greenhouses and delivered to your door by Lufa Farms.
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Tree Swallow delivering a meal to the family nest
San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary
Irvine, CA
22 JUL 2015
The famous (in New Zealand, anyway) Cardrona Bra Fence, where thousands of brassieres flap merrily in the breeze. It started as a lark during Christmas week in 1998, when four anonymously donated bras appeared on the fence; no way of knowing, but we'd bet alcohol was involved. Anyway, by February there were 60 bras on the fence and the local council had them removed. That, of course, started a cause celebre, and there was no stopping the phenomenon. Now the fence has become a fundraiser for breast cancer research, with a collection box for contributions. Many of the bras are remembrances of breast cancer victims, with their names
happy new year my friends, a happy new year!
special thanks for the great support in 2015 and all the best for you in 2016!
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I was looking at this image earlier today and noticed I had misinterpreted it. I thought it was three drops on one blade of grass. In fact. It is two blades intersecting at the top, providing mutual support for each other. So, I reworked it a bit and am re-releasing it.
I mean it also as a thanks to all the fine people here on flickr who are constantly and consistently giving me encouragement and feedback on my work. It is invaluable and greatly appreciated. I hope I am helping you all a little bit with my feedback as well. It certainly is fun!