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Während CFL Cargo 4002 und 4012 den stark verspäteten Krefeld KLV nach Trier-Ehrang bringen, ist CFL 2307 mit einem Flirt Triebwagen unterwegs nach Koblenz. An der Moselbrücke in Trier-Pfalzel passte das Timing und eine interessante Paralelle war möglich.
L'UM des 4002 et 4012 louées par CFL Cargo assurent un train du combiné en direction de Krefeld sur le pont sur la Moselle à Trier-Pfalzel alors qu'elles se font dépasser par la 2307 des CFL sur une mission en direction de Coblence .
We were pleased with this first snow of the season back in November, but we have not been pleased with the recent April dustings. It snowed a bit overnight, and there is the possibility of more in the forecast. . So far, April has not been kind to us.
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Salt print on Hahnemühle Platinum Rag 8x10".
Salted with 0,8% gelatin, 1,8% sodium citrate and 2,0% sodium chloride.
Sensitized with 10 % silver nitrate.
Digital negative with Easy Digital Negatives (Peter Mrhar) gradient map, exposed for 9,5 min in UV-box.
Cleared in citric acid/seasalt, fixed in hypo and rinsed in HCA.
If alternative/historic photographic processes need patience, so does water drop photography...
Better than before calibrating with HPR, but still haven't found that "oomph" contrast with salt prints. To be continued. :-)
On Wednesday 23/6/2021, 1471s (empty 1rail grain to Snowtown) is seen approaching Angle Vale road (Virginia, SA) with CLF6-alf22 in charge.
Louis showing great skills at the scooter park. He was kind enough to perform for the camera and gave some great photos.
I love the lighting of this scene a lot! Just a random capture while walking towards a train station, but accidentally good timing to me.
A random transit station, Hong Kong.
Mamiya ZE-2
Mamiya-Sekor E 50mm f/1.7
Ilford FP4+ 125
Self developed in 510-Pyro 1+200 semi stand, scanned with DSLR (Nikon D610 + Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro lens).
well, I hate to say it...either the cedar waxwings or the robins really do lack a bit in timing. If you were to look under these beautiful trees I think half of the berries are on the ground!!!
In the very last few seconds of daylight, fresh BNSF and CP power lead SLRG 101 and newly painted/wrapped Iowa Pacific coaches southward on the Belt Railway of Chicago near Lake Street. The Iowa Pacific equipment is heading from Bensenville to work Indiana Transportation Museum's Santa Trains between Logansport and Peru. This vista is courtesy of the demolition of the Brach's candy factory, which stood where the huge gravel lot currently is.
I couldn't have gotten any luckier with my timing here, as CN 543 at left (with CSXT 3224 & CSX 468 for power) is backing up at Turcot West, just as CN 323 passes at right, with BCOL 4649, CN 2599, BCOL 4643 and only 22 cars.
It was serendipity last time I visited Seoul, as the timing intersected perfectly with my friends Stephan and Jason also being there at the same time. Steph and I stayed at the same inn near our office and every day we would cap off the night with a double Jameson at this record bar called Strange Fruit. That was so much fun and a lot of good conversations were had.
I'm back again but this time only with my director and friend Sangwon. We hit Strange Fruit the first night and of course, double Jameson.
In case anyone knows the bride or groom and thinks they might like the pictures (we have a few), the wedding was at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mellieħa at around 5pm on 24th March 2023.
We were looking at Parish Church on the way back from our walk and wandered over to where two people were looking down on the Sanctuary Church - the Churches are next door to each other, but are at different levels. They had been waiting 30 minutes for the bride to arrive, we were lucky as she arrived 5 minutes after we did :-)
Eastern Reef Egret (dark morph)
Egretta sacra
January 31st, 2024
Etty Bay, Queensland, Australia
Canon EOS R5
Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1L IS USM lens
I spent a couple of days after the Australia Day weekend of 2024 at Etty Bay, about and hour & a half south of Cairns, in hopes of spending some time with the local population of Southern Cassowary.
The timing of my trip was auspicious, as I was the sole occupant at the caravan park due to the severe weather event of that weekend. Tropical Cyclone Kirrily crossed the Queensland coast as a Category 3 system just north of Townsville around 10pm on 25 January & proceeded to dump more than a metre of rain on the region. I certainly hadn't planned on spending time in a potentially cyclone-impacted region, & luckily the weather turned south & I was not in its path.
While I waited for the Cassowary at the beach, I spotted this dark morph Eastern Reef Egret hunting along the rocky outcrop of the Etty Bay cove. The wind was up due to the weather event & so the waves were crashing into the rocks as they surged towards the shore. This made for some interesting opportunities.
Eastern Reef Egrets occurs in two colour morphs with either slaty grey (known as a dark morph) or pure white plumage.
Afterglow of the sun giving nice colour to the sky, with the Milky Way over the lights of Hawker, South Australia. Tamron lens, processed in Lightroom.
Lucked into timing this shot just right to have the gap in the alley filled not only with a person walking, but also a car driving through.
Shot on Pentax K1, SMC Pentax-DA 35mm F2.4 AL (full frame mode)
I didn’t set this up. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time.
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In this picture you can see my friend Felikz falling/jumping in my pool. He had to fall like a falling tree that we can save the perfect timing moment.
I used my 5DmkII and my 100/2.8 L Macro lens.
Perfect timing to capture these 4 gannets on the move. Just a few images from this weeks video Gannets at RSPB Bempton Cliffs to see the video click here youtu.be/OK08SBa2-XI
With a bit of patience and timing, the natural world provides some stunning photographic opportunities - like this giraffe perfectly placed against a yellow moon.
York Station, North Yorkshire, England
It is true that the best camera you have is the one you have on you. Although I carry my Ricoh GRIII with me all the times a daily camera, often it is easy to get a photo with the camera on your phone and this was one.
I didn't have long to take it before the platform become busy or I lost the long light trails from the sun, timing was just right.
The light trails is my favourite part of the photo, often at certain times of the day or even year depending how low the sun is, it can shine perfectly at either end of the Station shed. When it shines through the glass and gaps it creates these lines which make for an interesting photo.
Hope you are having a great week so far!