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29. august var der Fotomarathon i Danmark. Det foregik over nettet. 413 personer var med. Jeg deltog i 12-timers udgaven der starte kl. 10.00 og sluttede 22.00.

I went out scouting for areas to shoot with Rich Bitonti last weekend. We found this really neat old house that I can't wait to get back and shoot at sunrise. The late morning light is pretty flat in this shot, but I can't help but get excited with the green starting to come in. Spring is just around the corner, and I can't wait for it to get here.

 

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Old Timers.

 

48 hour trip to Belgium and France with more seals than tupperware.

 

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The timer of a Zenit-B camera. It runs for around 25 seconds, before activating the shutter.

  

The oldest birch in my wood, only the odd juniper may be older. This is a trunk that has taken over the main sugar producing duties after the original was broken off a good few years ago.. It has chaga growing on the remains.

When in Upper Antelope Canyon, our guide put sand piles on this rock to create the rather 'contrived' feel of a sand timer...worked for me though :)

About this Item

 

Title: Scoreboard Timer

 

Type: Film, Monochrome, 9x12

 

Date: 2020

 

Description: Photo shows Barstow’s old football scoreboard, home of the Bears.

 

Subject: Abandoned, Athletics

 

Coverage: Texas - Ward County - Barstow

 

Relation: West Texas Region

Timer used to switch the lights onwhen not home

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29.6.2026.

MR Kirtley designed 156 Class 2-4-0 No 158A on the turntable at Barrow Hill.

 

This 160 year old locomotive was built at Derby in 1866.

 

10 second timer

BLACKNESS,FIFE,SCOTLAND

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ODC-Every Picture Tells A Story

 

I haven't used my timer for a while. Today I made a big tray of baked potatoes and I like this timer because it has a loud bell when the time is up. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

Photographed with my Sony a6100 mirrorless camera with a Tamron 70-300mm telephoto zoom lens mounted on a tripod with the self-timer set in my backyard.

Arthur, NE

Pentax 6x7, Kodak Ektar 100

Took quite a few goes to get someone to be dead centre in the frame...by the time the shutter fired most people had avoided me!

 

Taken whilst waiting for m+b to finish work. Slightly self-conscious using the XA2's timer function (with it's loud BEEEEEEEEP) in such a financial area, but other than a few odd looks, didn't get any security hassles)

 

Olympus XA2 + self timer + Lomography 200ASA slide film + xpro

I was at the Toad Suck Daze Festival in Conway a few weeks ago and spotted this Old Timer walking around Love that look on his face.

 

"Shades of grey wherever I go

The more I find out the less that I know

Black and white is how it should be

But shades of grey are the colors I see.” ~ Billy Joel

 

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Got this happy accident before I discovered that timer mode on the GW690 wasn't closing the shutter until halfway through advancing to the next frame...

 

Fujica GW690

Kodak Ektar 100

January 2015

 

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A wing mirror on an old Austin car.

The only head bowed as a sign of respect for the woman.

La testa la chino solo in segno di rispetto verso la Donna .

A meet up wouldn't have been complete without one of my legendary timer shots!! Luckily Mark and Marie were happy to play along! I was going to Photoshop that lamp post away, but I'm sure you didn't notice it growing out of my head!!

A green classical car from the 1950's travels down the Prado in the heart of Havana, just as the warm sun begins to set in the distance.

 

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For Leeds Fisrt Friday Gemma and I helped out two first-timers as we love to do. What a brilliant night! Rose and Becky had such a good time - and Becky even came out with us the next night to a non-lgbt club! Amazing, and wonderful to see someone new really taking to being out and about.

 

Also, I did my second ever karaoke performance at The Bridge, which I absolutely loved! And it turns out there's a little diva buried inside me somewhere - at the end of the song, I got a couple of cheers from the back of the pub, and in response I blew a kiss, LOL! Diva!

 

Another of Gemma's awesome slow motion corridor walking videos. I forgot to upload this one the other day when I uploaded the others.

For Christmas Dinner yesterday we only had our one son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter as he has never missed having Christmas at home except during Covid lockdown.

 

Our oldest daughter suggested a few months back that perhaps our oldest son should host a potluck Christmas Dinner on Boxing Day with mom (me) bringing turkey, ham and stuffing while others brought veg, munchies, deserts etc. as he was "in the middle" for driving purposes. Our oldest son was happy to do so as it would mean that they did not have to pile all the kids in the car to bring up to our place.

 

He had a "backdrop" that he purchased to hang as a decoration as it were and of course we all had to pose in front of it. I set the camera on the 10 second timer on their dishwasher (I did not bring my tripod) and we took a few shots.

 

We were missing our one daughter, son-in-law and a few grandchildren but still it was a fun day of getting together. It's not a tack sharp or even well thought out pose of the group but that's okay. It's a family photo to remember the fun time we had.

 

This week will be a bit hectic for us so hopefully I will get to see all of your images as quick as I can. In the meantime, I will thank you now in advance for having a peak at my image here.

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A blue car in excess of sixty years old seen in the rain in Havana.

 

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...the presence of fuzzy caterpillars is a sure sign of a hard winter.

 

The last time I saw a fuzzy caterpillar here we had the snowiest winter in the 9 years we've been here. I'm hoping this is an aberration.

1989 Seiko World Timer - Sports 150

 

A very special friend is about to get married. She is still young and has already done incredible things in her life. We met in the beginning of the century. She was smart, beautiful, funny, social and always happy. After school she came into our office to see what was going on and injected the room with energy before going to the library to do her homework.

 

She was surrounded by loving people but the outside world wasn't easy. That town had a HIV rate of 25%, there was little work, poverty, abuse, crime. This is South Africa. You need to be very strong and find the motivation and positivity to escape that. That she did.

 

She went to university and got her master degree in Law. If you know where she came from, it's like walking up the Kilimanjaro in an afternoon, it is impossible, but she did it! All by herself.

 

We lost contact but last year we suddenly met again in Amsterdam and she was working for the biggest bank in the Netherlands. Little changed: still beautiful, still funny, now also confident and still full of energy. If she keeps this pace, you will hear from her. She is amazing.

 

On my wrist on her wedding day will be the Seiko World Timer because she's a world traveler, the watch was made around the time that she was born and it's a strong, elegant and capable watch.

 

Seiko, Suwa, 5T52-6A40, June 1989, Made in Japan

Building in Buenos Aires' historic "Caminito" street

Urbex Session : Abandoned Tractor Graveyard

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The BX was officially presented in October 1982. Due to the use of many plastic body parts it was a relatively lightweight family car.

In 1986 the BX Phase II was launched.

The BX was designed by Marcello Gandini for Bertone Studios.

 

1580 cc.

1000 kg.

Production Citroën BX: 1982-1994.

Production BX Phase II Break: 6/1986-7/1994 (Berline till 12/1993).

Original Dutch reg. number: Nov. 19, 1992.

Scrapped after Nov. 20, 2018.

 

Aalsmeer-Z., Hornmeer, March 15, 2016.

 

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