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Somewhere in Lubartowska Str., Lublin, Poland, March 2017
Minolta HiMatic F (Rokkor 38mm F2.7), Kodak ColorPlus 200
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Since I can't ride my vespa I'm making due with some imagery.
I actually made this in order to try out The Gimp, because I'm more or less fully using Linux as my home desktop nowadays. This taught me that The Gimp sucks, hard.
Photo courtesy john©
For MacroMondays theme "White background"
If the left side looks a bit squashed, it's because it is. My prop fell on the floor and since this was the only one I had left (don't ask where the other ones disappeared...), so I just had to go with this :)
Happy MM!
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equipment: camera Nikon D800E + lens Nikon 105 micro
NO PHOTOSHOP, NO DIGITAL PROCESSING
NATURAL DIRECT SUN OBLIQUE LIGHT
THE BLACK BACKGROUND IS GIVEN BY THE CORRECT EXPOSURE ON THE FLOWER
SEE ON BLACK, PLEASE: IT IS REALLY WONDERFUL!!!!!
Just outside of the frame to the left of this picture is the entrance to the engine house at the Strasburg Railroad. Shop tours would enter through this door to see behind the curtains and witness some of what it takes to prepare a steam locomotive for the day's work.
Here in the frame sits the cab of ex-CN steamer 7312, which has been converted into a covered seating area with benches inside. Sure, I'd love to see the cab on a running engine, but this is better than being fully scrapped I suppose.
If you look just beyond the cab roof, in the background you'll see the star of the show. Norfolk & Western steam locomotive #611 sits preparing for the day. Strasburg has become a real hub of activity for their own operations of both scenic and revenue freight. Add to that, the visit of such a famous steamer, and you have a powerhouse of an operation on your hands. On this day in October, 2019, I got to witness it all!
It is difficult to keep focused on 1 disaster when there are so many. Katrina, Japan, New Zealand, economies, terrorists, riots...
So I pay attention to the sounds of birds and dogs and cats amidst the background noise of rotten politicians and corporations...
For my informative friend
Collage-Nikov2010
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Not Exactly *Finding Nemo* in the Sky
"My thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark background"
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I bought this Far Far Away Double Gauze for the background, but now I am wondering if it will be too busy? I'm just doing one block and probably a wider border, so I could do a white border to calm it down, or I could do a solid background (maybe white or linen) and make the wide border out of the print. What do you think?
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