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It took a few beautiful country back roads (trails, even) to find this spot but isn’t it neat? Stephens Bridge!
This place was put on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 - much deserved! It was built in 1898 and rehabbed about 100 years later. And they did a great job! It’s very sturdy.
The bridge was built by Dibley and Robinson - the predecessors to the Fargo Bridge & Iron Company.
I can’t believe the bridge is so old. It sure has great views! Isn’t North Dakota beautiful?
It certainly is a picturesque bridge! Hopefully this lasts for another 100 years. Let’s keep taking care of our history!
Read more here: outhereontheprairie.tumblr.com/post/183146614242/stephens...
Mikasa, Hokkaido. Canon FTb, Sigma Macro 50mm, positive ISO 100 ( sensia ) expired at 1997, developed as described before but modified, scanned with Epson V700 + Epson software.Color was barely correctable at scanning and editing.
This is a test shot for this film, given to me by Mr.Obayashi.
****Method of development *******
1st dev, Papitol (W&B paper developer from Fujifilm) at original concentration,.for 9 min ( elongated ) at 37℃. (lowered) Replinisher method is used, 40 ml of 2x stock solution added at each development.
Rinse, Stop bath not used.
Re-exposure.
2nd dev, color paper developer from Oriental (BAP1R reflinisher for development of color paper for labs) 30ml to make 500ml of water. This time pH is not adjusted .Processed for 15 minutes at 37℃. (lowered) .
Bleach like C41 but longer.
Fixation like B&W.
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+ Dress sash as a headband
+ Earrings from Strawberry
+ Dress thrifted at Salvation Army in Oakland
+ Green belt from a store on Melrose
+ Purse from an estate sale
+ Green tights from welovecolors
+ Blue shoes from Sway in Berkeley
Layout in 7mm scale 32mm gauge (O) By the Alsager Railway Association. The dominant feature of the layout is the Hog Back steel Girder Bridge based on one at Sunderland.
Back lane of two terraces, unsure of which ones. Access to all of the back alleys was restricted by tall, locked gates. The lens wouldn't fit through the hole in gate, hence the small vignetting effect around the edge. Jigger is apparently the Liverpool slang for the back lane between two terraces.
The streets around Anfield were spookily quiet - too quiet. Amongst the derelict, boarded-up houses, there was the occasional looked-after inhabited house.
Perhaps the strangest moment was passing a house where workmen were busy ripping out its internals, and just yards down the same street was an elderly gentleman taking great pride in tending to the hedge in his front yard.
Picoides scalaris
Ladder-backed Woodpecker - Male - Ash Canyon B&B, Hereford, AZ, USA
Another lifer from the SE AZ trip a few days ago.
This is the back of my Friendship Star quilt. I wanted to try this stacked tear drop looking pattern for machine quilting. Its free motion, but my version turned out kinda clunky. I do like it though. Thanks for checking it out.
(You can see the quilting better if you click All Sizes on the top edge of the photo.)
About 25 frames from a video with my Hubsan x4, merged together to reduce noise and increase resolution. Still not great quality but a pretty cool shot.
The same bus, same place, same line, same day, just a few seconds after the last picture was taken. Line 17/ at the stop between Via Tripoli and Corso Orbassano located on Corso Sebastopoli.
Accession Number: spa.2333.1
In February 2014 David Bowie said ‘Scotland, stay with us’. At the Fringe, a group of Scottish artists “take him up on his kind invitation. So pull up a futon, it’s all back to Bowie’s for an #indyref mix of politics, poetry, polemic and pop. Different guests every day make for an hour of gentle thought and hard day-dreaming”
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
Embracing the lobsterboat heritage of her home state of Maine, the Back Cove 33 also emphasizes practical cruising. It offers a choice of hull color as well as accommodations for four adults. Photos by Back Cove. To see more marine photography, go to www.madmariner.com