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Was a bit more careful on leveling these 2 photos for the merge. The 1-3 dilution of developer is also a bit better
Nothing like a bit of variety as DB Cargo's Class 60, 60044 "Dowlow" works the Arpley-Tunstead-Lostock Works-Arpley limestone circuit for about the 152nd consecutive time (or at least it feels like it!).
60044 accelerates past Northwich Station Junction with the empty hoppers on 6H02 09:30 Arpley Sidings to Tunstead Sidings, having crawled across the rickety viaduct at the mandatory 20 mph.
Bit more windy today on the Aberdeen Beach than eight years ago. Didn't stay longer than this photo.
Bit of garden work today and gathering in the giant carrot that Joe had been growing. Hard to bend from the knees when then don't ;-)
Bit of an amalgamation of some previous shots. Bit of backlighting, bokeh and smoke.
Flash on stand behind my head on lowest power at 128mm. Exhale of vape before the shutter opened with the fibre optic lp brush in the foreground. Took quite a number of similar shots with different points of focus. This one was my fave with everything out of focus. Bit of a tinker in lightroom et voila.
This is number 106 of my 365.
Inspired by some nice pictures of HSTs on the Royal Albert Bridge posted recently by Clive Smith and with Mavis wanting to visit the Sue Ryder superstore a visit to Saltash was on the cards. With consecutively numbered power cars 43092 and 43093 2P15 1250 Penzance-Plymouth heads onto the bridge, the short set fitting neatly on the approach spans. These PCs were originally paired on set 254019.
Wearing a longer under skirt with this dress has really improved it from my point of view.
The dress is longer, and the black band under the hem adds a bit more fun to the outfit as a whole.
I waited in for 5 hours, for a home delivery that never arrived!.
I had planned to go out but had to reduce my shopping and browsing outing to a trip to the local Tesco.
For me going out is about being seen and making contact with people to make Trans a seen thing for whomever I come across, in this case the girl at the checkout. I have come across her before, in fact I think most of the checkout boys and girls in my local Tesco have met me now!
I am going out tomorrow, end of week treat for me. I am also looking forward to next week, a couple of trips out; a makeup lesson with a local friend, and then a trip into town to the office! The rest of the week will be gardening and house jobs.
Crane, mural, aquarium, Convention Center, etc.
Seen while on the ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge Island.
I can't believe this was a week ago.
It was a bit blowy so I sometimes had a skirt issue but at least My hair stayed put.
"There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded"
Princess Diana Martin Bashir Interview: The Most Memorable Line.
NEX-6 + Meteor 5-1 1.9/17-69 (Krasnogorsk 16mm movie camera; Метеор 5-1 1.9/17-69 Красногорск) @ 17mm
Arduino UNO provides 6 bit data and the necessary handshaking logic for a vintage Burroughs SSD0132-0040 Self-Scan gas plasma display c.1976. The row of LED blinky lights, aside from being mesmerizing, shows the state of the interface logic with delays built into the sketch to help diagnostics (on my first attempt I had the 6 data bits in reverse order).
The wire shrouded in red heatshrink tube on tag 10 of the lower connector is the +250 volt DC supply required by the Self-Scan
Taking the Hasselblad out of its comfort zone once again in one of my favourite Tokyo hang-outs, the famous (and now very crowded) Kabukichou.