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11mm, f2.8,ISO 1600, 30 segundos y 3200k
Iluminación lateral desde la izquierda con dos focos Yongnuo YN300II a 3200k, uno para el faro y otro para el primer plano.
The Lloyds TSB bank branch on Hanover Street is the former Edinburgh Savings Bank (1836 - 1975), a Trustee Savings Bank, later part of the TSB Bank. TSB Bank floated in 1986 as TSB Group plc and merged with Lloyds Bank in 1995 to form Lloyds TSB Group. Trading continued in Scotland as Lloyds TSB Scotland, as it does to this day under the further consolidated and enlarged Lloyds Banking Group.
If you look closely you can make out the ghost of the lettering of the original signage above the door and the old conjoined circles logo from TSB Bank days.
an infra red shot taken on the Suffolk coast
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The one on top is the second part of one I read before. from the same author. Just as good.
(I'm already half way through the next three books, but the one I'm on is a bit boring so far so will take longer to read)
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Three massive granite peaks known as the Three Brothers are shown here reflected in the Merced River, from a location affectionately known as Tahiti Beach in Yosemite Valley. The left-most peak (Eagle Peak) and Middle Brother are lit by the rising Sun, while Lower Brother on the right still remains shaded in this winter shot.
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Three old grain elevators, very photogenic ones at that, can be found in small townThree old grain elevators, very photogenic ones at that, can be found in small town Mossleigh Alberta. They’re located along a railway branch line that has been out of service for well over a decade, but as of spring 2015 hosts tourist trains coming in from nearby Aspen Crossing, just a little to the east. Some vintage rail cars stored here, associated with that same group, will be explored along with the elevators.
The town of Mossleigh was late on the scene, having been founded around 1930, concurrent with the arrival of the railway, which came in from the east. Located about an hour southeast of Calgary, today it’s a sleepy little burgh, home to a handful of people.
On to the elevators…
All three were built in 1930. At that time they belonged to the following grain firms: (in order from north to south), Searle Grain, Pioneer Grain and Parrish and Heimbecker (or simply P&H). All these companies were well known and established in the industry and each operated many grain elevators across the province. They’re located along a railway branch line that has been out of service for well over a decade, but as of spring 2015 hosts tourist trains coming in from nearby Aspen Crossing, just a little to the east. Some vintage rail cars stored here, associated with that same group, will be explored along with the elevators.
Three male northern shovelers, a northern pintail and a female northern shoveler fly away at the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge.
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Northern Air Cargo's Boeing 737-232s sandwich a 737-301 on the ramp at ANC. All are former passenger birds converted to cargo. N320 and N321DL were delivered new to Delta Air Lines, While N360WA was originally flown by Piedmont Airlines. 320) has since been withdrawn from service.
Three metal silos standing amid the trees and brush in the evening light, as the darkened storm clouds behind them set the sky to an unnerving grey.
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