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Took my grandbabies out to meet Bodie today and spend some time with Napoleon - they sure do love all the animals! Including the ducks and goats at the ranch!! Always such an adventure!! We were talking today about how much fun it will be this Spring/Summer when we can take a picnic lunch out there - and since they are home-schoolers, that's not a problem!!! Can't get a better education than that!!
BTW - I changed my icon to Napoleon - he's just too cute!
Derbyshire UK,
July 2016,
Canon EOS 6D,
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM,
Canon Speedlite 430EX III RT.
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Taken at Arcadia Beach along the northern Oregon Coast with a borrowed Zero Image 6x12. I just got around to scanning the entire negative. I shot this a few months ago and made a print on the machine at work but we can only print up to 6x9 cm so I got a heavily cropped version which made the image lose a bit of its vastness. I found this large tree washed up on shore. Where it came from I can only imagine, but it must have traveled at least some distance to get here. The storms along the northern Pacific Coast are known for leaving remnants like this around, to remind us of their power.
Anyway, I was out "testing" a new Zero 6x12, because afterall how can we effectively sell it if we have no idea how it photographs? I was actually positioned on the log below the high point of the surf because I wanted the smoothness of the water to fill up the foreground, but guess it is hard to tell in the final image. Oh well, I still like it. ;-)
Recently I bought my first medium format film camera Fuji GW690III.
Here is one of first shots from it.
The film here is Kodak Portra 400.
Developed in laboratory, scanned at home with Epson V600.
The light seal foam turns out to be damaged. I didn't know what to check before start using this camera, I'm noob in film photography.
But even with those stripe color changing on the whole image I do love what I get.
Really excited to see, how will be my photos after replacing the foam.
I will create an album for my shots from this camera.
DDC-Season's End
Photo-Face-Fun
She didn't mind me putting the leaf on her head, I think she liked the attention.
Rebecca processes her images so differently than mine which makes me admire her work even more. her images are incredible and i would love for her to do some images of Evie. This is my feeble attempt to recreate for work. below is my originally processed image. check out her photo stream you will be glad you did!
On the 1st November 2001 Class 56 no. 56041 leads Class 60 no. 60020 and 60025 through Stainforth with the 6D65 1007 Doncaster to Immingham Enterprise. No sun on the nose but a reminder of what we have lost with cooling towers in the background, an empty coal train waiting to follow and a long mixed freight.
This is a rebuild of a plane I made about 4 years ago.
The cockpit (inspired by dan's P51 mustang) is the biggest "upgrade" over the original (IMO). I was able to drop the cockpit about one plate from the WIP version, which I think really improves the look. I also extended the wingspan (1 stud per wing for a total of 2 studs increase).
One could argue that these little green blobs are some form of corporeal fairy spirit instead of being just water drops.
Alternately, one could argue that this is what you see in your mind when you go buckwild with a bottle of absinthe (aka, "The Green Fairy").
Or, one might simply suggest that these are waterdrops and nothing more.
But that person, I'd chide for having no imagination. Then I'd push him into a mudd puddle and laugh as he had to scoop mud out of his mouth and off his powder blue Polo shirt.
Hahaha, stupid person. You're covered in dirt!
...
What?
Those children don't know what is family and care of parents. The only thing they have is to take care of each other. Most of them collect plastic bottles to sell them for 10 cents per kg. This is how they earn and live their life. Some of them were born in street, don't know how they come from, who gave birth to them. I have talked with a street child living in the station who told me "when I see a child with family, and their parents care for him and show love, it feels very much different to me, and it's strange, why I don't have a family like other children, sometimes I just look at family for a long time".
Think about the life you are living is much better than them that you are reading this with mobile phone or laptop and have parents care you.
I wish I could care for them, but at least I can make them visible to the world or people who follow me with my small camera so that we can join together and do something for them.
Those were the days, booked AC electric traction on a lunchtime departure from Garston FLT. This was the weekdays 4K64 11:46 to Crewe Basford Hall which was a feeder service for Coatbridge FLT. At the time, a single Class 90 was the booked traction, this would later switch to 86's but in reality any of FL's loco types could turn up. Here the 'Powerhaul' loco has just passed the Jaguar Land rover plant in Halewood and is crossing in to Halebank. This weekday service ended unfortunately in 2019.
For those who hate trawling through numerous holiday snaps and for me to cheer myself up as I feel proper poorly.... must be a 'mans' strain of a cold! :o(
I stood there for quite a while watching this fella. There were no other geese around just this one.
Thanking all those in advance who visit my stream and for any comments or faves as they are most appreciated.
Interesting art called "Salmon Waves" next to the Seattle Ballard Locks where the fresh water meets the salt water.
Those old chinese and giants nets are only remaining in Fort Kochin, and are more a touristic attraction than a real tool for the fishermen
Kochi or Cochin known as the ‘Queen of Arabian Sea’ is a port city located in Kerala and also a important naval base; Kochi, a cluster of islands and peninsulas, is a former spice trading centre of the Arabian Sea and was the first European colony established in India by Portuguese Seafarers; then the city was conquered by the Dutch and the British; Kochi was a commercial capital which explains its cosmopolitan characters and the several communities living in town (Jewish, Arab, Chinese); this rich merchant past can be found in the myriad influences that can be seen in architecture and culture in Kochi; religious building are a major attraction in town with the 16th century Synagogue, the Saint-Francis Church where Vasco de Gama was first buried, and the numerous Hindu temples; another focus in town is the Mattancherry Palace built by the Portuguese with its murals friezes depicting scenes from the Hindu Epics; Kochi is also famous for its district of markets and its old building, its backwaters, its beaches, in particular in Fort Kochi and its walkway ideal to watch the sunset over the harbour and the renowned Chinese Fishing Nets, one of the marvel this place
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Perugia (ITA)
Nikon F4s / Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8 AF-D
Fomapan Retropan 320 / Kodak Hc-110 dil. B
Epson Perfection 4490
'Dilutions spreadsheet' provided by Ralph Lundvall
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Those adorable pink and white feet. The sand thrown in the air. Having a good wriggle in the sand makes her day.
Those two exactly same built houses are located in the inner harbour of Duisburg. The coloring on them was really nice.
If you want to know, how I postprocess my night images, I wrote down my workflow on my previous upload.
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
....but those unheard are sweeter.
John Keats
Thanks to Lenabem Anna for texture
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she's got killer eyes!
*I replaced this with a color version. My mom said she liked it better =) *
One of those moments when we feel so unreal. I was coming down from Mt Snæfellsjökull (1446m), that we climbed in a wonderful weather, but when we were on the top the weather started to chance, We came down moments before a snowstorm started.
Ahead we can see mt Stapafell (571m)
Camera: Cosina CX-2
Film: expired Lomography 400
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Looking out over Emerald Bay and Lake Tahoe California. An absolutely stunning drive around the lake with views that only God could create.
La guapa de Yari =)
No olviden visitarme en facebook... a menudo pongo ANTES / DESPUES! =) y compartimos algunos tips que quizá a algunos les puedan servir de ayuda!! =)
"Tuck In Those Legs" United States Air Force Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker 64-14829, Arizona Air National Guard, 161st Air Refueling Wing (ARW) "Copperheads" at Luke Air Force Base
The trees that overlook the River Otter at Budleigh Salterton, Devon, form a signature view.
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Those poor smokers! lol. It always amuses me to see the 'solutions' to please smokers in public. In this instance this looks like a cage to park one's dangerous animals or something. And of course the smoke is not stopped by a bit of fence either.
Happy Fence Friday/ HFF!