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Photographing a Test Train on HS1 in any kind of light is a hard thing to do. Eurotunnel have the contract to haul them with their Krupps Locomotives and they always go out at night after the last Eurostar and are back home before daylight. This one was booked back at D Moor at 0447 but I watched it on RTT during the night and it was running 30 minutes late which meant its seen here about 0510 in the morning with just enough light amongst the mist to record 0004 & 0003 on the 2312 D Moor to D Moor test train with it running up to Stratford International twice up HS1.Seen here dropping down the Freight Chord to D Moor at the end of its long night.
Testing out a homemade macro lens. Used a technique that lindseynaima (http://www.flickr.com/photos/lindseynaima/) was gracious enough to share. These flowers are about an inch wide, if that. I put the elements on a 18-35mm lens for this shot.
Quando si dice "testa di cavolo" a qualcuno per offenderlo forse dovremmo pensarci bene; il cavolo ha un sacco di effetti benefici per la salute.
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Per saperne ancora di più (qui la descrizione sarebbe lunghissima) vi consiglio il libro di Jean Valnet* "Cura delle malattie con ortaggi, frutta, cereali."
*Jean Valnet (1920 - 1995) padre della Fitoaromaterapia Moderna, medico e chirurgo militare, nel 1948 ha ridefinito in modo più specifico e scientifico i trattamenti naturali, determinado scientificamente il potere curativo degli oli essenziali. Fondatore della Società Francese di Fitoterapia e Aromaterapia, Valnet, con i suoi studi e la sua attività ha notevolmente contribuito a riscoprire le proprietà di moltissime piante.
modil >> ريلي XD
السلام عليكم شحالكم
بغيب عنكم لين شهر 2 عندي متحانات
ادعوولي الله يوفقني
والله يوفق الجميع
بتوحشووني =")
A taxi driver breaks into my frame.
The first impression of this classic lens is outperformed most modern lenses, in terms of B/W photography. The black and white tonality is pleasant and well-balanced.
It's very sensitive to the light source against available lights in the scenes. It seems that the Leica has done the right thing at the beginning and it's brilliant.
The contrast is smooth when the light source is on average level. And the rendition outcome changed dramatically while the lens engaged a scene like this but still a very classic high contrast image.
FYR.
The Summicron M-bayonet 50mm f/2 Rigid Type II(SOMNI 11918) could be the most versatile lens while comparing with 50 AA and 50 Elcan according to the HORATIO TAN@STREET SILHOUETTES.
In the meanwhile, people often suggested that the M-bayonet 50mm f/2 Rigid Type II(SOSIC 11818) is much better than SOMNI 11918. But my understanding is that either SOSTA, SOMNI or SOSIC are all sharing the same optical design with 3 LaK9 elements. Perhaps the coating might be different?
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Unique Network Rail Class 950 Test DMU 950001 passes thorugh Southcote Junction near Reading in its new livery.
Pentax 6x7 MUI | Pentax Pentax 67 105mm f2.8 | Ilford FP4+ 125
Scanned with Canon EOS 6D | lighttable | Valoi 360
Home developed in Adox FX39II 1/9 | 8,5 min / 20 deg C
Negative Lab Pro v3.1.1 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | LUT: Frontier
Testing stacked 2x + 1.4x teleconverters (1400mm equivalent), results are okay at best...Still fun to try!
Just a casual walk in my hometown Eskilstuna, Sweden, in order to try the new Nikon D7500 that I had bought.
South Shore Line test run on the new Monon Corridor. The train has just left the Hammond Gateway station and is running along Sheffield Ave. heading for South Hammond.
OK Daisy, time to get his bathroom sparkling clean, Let's find out just how much work you can really do this way. 😘.
OK, maybe the gloves are a bit superfluous....but you can never be too careful. 😜
Driven from the front; powered from the rear… A Network Rail test train, comprising Driving Trailer Coach No. 9714, coach No. 62384 and Colas Rail Freight Class 37 diesel-electric locomotive No. 37175, trundles through Kemble en route from Bristol High Level Siding to Swindon on 20th July 2018.
Opened by the Great Western Railway (GWR) in 1882, Kemble served as a busy country junction until the 1960s, serving two branch lines to Cirencester Town and Tetbury. Both lines were closed in April 1964. Today the station offers services to Swindon, London Paddington, Gloucester and Cheltenham Spa.
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I'd been searching for this photo for several years and stumbled across it the other day in a totally unrelated folder . . . I've posted a few similar shots in the past, but I remembered this one and am happy I found it!
We all test the water in our own way and at our own pace, whether it's finding the courage to be out and about, making lifestyle changes, sharing our truth with friends and family, or just looking deeply within ourselves for answers to questions that sometimes seem unanswerable. Finding our comfort zone can take years - even a lifetime.
I've always found the ocean to be a place that invites contemplation and self-awareness, and I always leave with memories that sustain me. Increasingly, I find less and less reason to distinguish my purpose in life as either TG or non-TG related, but rather as a whole being who can find ways to live in harmony with myself and others, celebrating all that is good and casting off all that is toxic. Not always easy, but a photo sometimes has the power to help us re-focus our priorities.
Of course, my philosophical ramblings aside, this pic probably just shows me a split second after a freezing wave splashed up my thighs! :-)