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Wire-tailed Swallow Hirundo smithii, Sunset Dam, Kruger National Park
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114 in 2014: #30 Kitchen Utensil
7 DOS #33 -Lines and Curves. Technique Tuesday (sorry I am adding this late - I thought Flickr added it yesterday and not sure what happened)
Flickr Lounge:(Week 9)~Alpha W
Wire Wisk, with some selective focus, contrast adjustments and Hard Light added in PSE.
SEPTA RL1A 60 leads the Wire Train westbound through CP Wood on the way back to Wayne Electric in Philly after finishing up their work for the day. November 1, 2017.
The wired horses in Austin Ranch are quite nice to shoot. I had nice timing to catch this right as the sun was ready to set.
The Colony, TX
The result of a bit of experimenting with TheGriefmeister ,Chivers999 and Shutterbug Dave. Much fun had and a lot learnt. First attempt at these...so happy.
34.5kv on top, 4kv below. What are these strange devices on those wires? Are they switches? Phila. Elec. Co. Pole extension added due to buck arm.
This image of Wire Pass was taken in September 2013. We were headed into Buckskin Gulch by way of Wire Pass and reached this drop when we encountered some hikers on their way out. They said it was too muddy at the confluence of Wire Pass and Buckskin to go up or down stream. While we were talking it started to sprinkle so we took a few more shots as we worked our way back out. By the time we were out of the slot it was starting to pour, and as we made the short hike back to the car it was raining so hard that we were falling down in the mud and could barely see the trail. We drove down to Stateline campground and waited for the rain to stop before we set up our tent. Driving into the campground we crossed the wash that runs into Wire Pass, but it was not flowing. A couple hours later we heard water and walked down to the wash, which was flowing 15-20 feet across and about 18 inches deep. The next morning, given the weather conditions, we decided to go with our fallback plan and headed for an option on higher ground at White Pocket. Fortunately the rains that kept us out of Buckskin provided some wonderful pools for our first ever visit to White Pocket. This vertical panorama is three portrait-oriented frames high with seven exposures per frame (21 exposures total), shot with a 24mm tilt-shift lens.
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De bovenleiding bij een station in de buurt van Castricum.
Gezien tijdens een avondwandelingetje nadat ik bij de plaatselijke Chinees wat gegeten had. Na een dagje fietsen is een stukkie lopen altijd erg verfrissend.
Minolta CLE | Minolta M-Rokkor 40 mm | Agfa RPX 400 400 @ 800, -1 dev
Scanned with Canon EOS 6D | Lighttable | Digitazia
Home developed in HC-110 B (1/31) | 11 min at 20 deg C
Negative Lab Pro v2.2.0 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | WB: None | LUT: None
Aside from the 365, these are other photos that I had sitting around waiting to be posted.
Power cables near home...!
OurDailyChallenge "In the Air"
Heavily overcast here today so all photos taken looking towards the sky are predominantly grey. So I decided to play around with a shot of these power lines.
And if men have watched a long time
And never seen sun-smitten slime
Again come to life and crawl off,
We must not be too ready to scoff.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=928Lad67yyw
(Allan Holdsworth : White line, live)