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Lithography - Vision of future / USA, 1950's - unknown artist
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Working in a museum now - lot's of nice stuff to capture.
Having a museum printing shop, two lithography presses and an archive of lithographic stones.
Vision Bus - Alexander Dennis Enviro 200MMC - YY74 UPJ seen in Clitheroe operating service 25 on March 21st 2025
366/2020 - 2020 Vision ~ Monthly Mosaic
1. Thyme, 2. A Box Full of Leaves, 3. Tablespoon of Thyme, 4. Fallen Flower, 5. Hook, 6. After the Rain, 7. A rainbow of pencils., 8. Two Old Thimbles, 9. Connection, 10. Bouquet, 11. Goyt Valley 2, 12. Intense, 13. Perfect vs Imperfect, 14. Dominoes, 15. Abundance of Ducks, 16. Abundance of Autumn Leaves, 17. Rain on the Way, 18. Willow Pattern Teapot, 19. Loose End, 20. Changing, 21. Jagged, 22. Coffee & Cake, 23. Forks, 24. The Beginning & The End, 25. Eye Catching, 26. Net, 27. Zoom, 28. O for Origami, 29. Cheese & Onions, 30. Beside the River, 31. Green 1
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This is the South Haven South pier lighthouse at night.
Photographed on Kodak Vision 3 5219 motion picture film using a NIkon F with the FTN finder and the Nikkor 300mm f/4.5 lens. The exposure was 2 min at f/8. Developed in the Kodak ECN-2 chemistry formulated from raw materials.
Scania Omnicity YP59 OEA turns by The Wellington pub while working a school service on behalf of Blackburn & Darwen Council.
This had been new to Transdev in London.
Mi foto para el Final de la materia Visión en la facu :3
Alicia: Delfina (prima de Ari)
Gato: David (y si xD)
:3 mil gracias! quedó de 10!
Inside a Shinkansen carriage, at the National Railway Museum in York.
I used the radial blur filter (set to zoom instead of spin) in Photoshop to create this effect.
You can create this effect naturally by either zooming the lens as you take a long (ish) exposure... or possibly by moving as you shoot. The photoshop way was easier though!
Partly inspired by this from Lee Seung Kye:
flickr.com/photos/lee_seung_kye/400739390/
Irritatingly, the carriage isn't symmetrical; there are three seats on one side of the aisle and two on the other!
Visioni alate...
In una fredda mattina prenatalizia, in zona gialla, immersi nella pandemia...
vorrei essere gabbiano...
vorrei pensieri che sfuggono alla gravità...
Ponte S.Angelo, Roma
Having spent a day running to both Uckfield and East Grinstead, Southern's Electro-Diesel 73 202 'Graham Stenning' heads northbound between Riddlesdown and Sanderstead on it's way back to Stewarts Lane Depot. I'm guessing this was a route learning trip for train crew.
I'm guessing that this locomotive, plus other members of class 73s operated by GBRf that haven't been rebuilt, are the only type of traction left on the railway network that have two red roller blinds as a form of tail light indication. That said, preserved 'Hastings Diesel' unit 1001 also uses two red blinds, but as far as I'm aware everything else has red marker lights or flashing tail lamps.
(2.) Under construction. The sunset reflected in a steel cage. Post processing is the same as in the previous image.
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