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Porth Nanven on a moody afternoon in the pleasant company of Paul Whiting.We had a terrifically dramatic sky pass by, with only a couple of showers...
There is a "Storm Brewing!" Took this shot whilst out with my partner Vicki walking the dogs in a place called New Brighton on the Wirral. Just 10 minutes before this shot is was raining hail stones, you could feel the wind was picking up, buy the time we left it was properly blowing a gale. I did notice when I got home just how dirty my sensor is as I shot this at f22! Going to have to take it to the shop for a sensor clean I think!
This is the first of two tables I'm painting for Brew'd Awakening Coffee shop. This is oil based enamel one-shot paint. With gloss clear seal.
A novel use for one end of an old egg-ended boiler as a mess hut for the workers on the Pockerley Waggonway at Beamish museum.
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Completed main project for my UHG partner. I hope it will find a place in her home--I stuck with a limited color pallete, per her request, but she didn't give me much guidance as to color. I love redwork and I'm really hoping she has a spot in her heart for it as well.
Heinrich was a stonemason who had emigrated to the united states in the 1830s, purchased 172 acres in 1849 and started building his brewery in 1860 from hand cut limestone. By 1879 this was the 3rd largest brewery in the state of Texas. In 1882 Heinrich died after falling from his wagon and by 1888 it had closed and slowly began to fall into disrepair. The is the front of the aging room, here the beer was aged prior to being able to be served and is 12 foot by 40 foot with a 10 foot barrel-vaulted ceiling that was originally covered in plaster.
Night, near full moon, 180 second exposure, protomachines set to white and yellow.
Click on the image because its best BIG ON BLACK!!!
This gull was keeping watch - dark skies above, waves coming from behind, me in front and the Black Turnstones beside.
I love strong black tea with a little milk and sugar. Yorkshire Tea, as well as British Breakfast and Lucky Irish Breakfast from Republic of Tea are my favorites.
Grind: Fine (Average Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Circles (No Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Clear Tone & Paper Cup Texture)
I was in Tonopah NV for one of the nights on my recent 8-day roadtrip. Tonopah is an old mining town founded in 1905 and has had a few heydays since then. I spent a little bit of time walking and shooting on the cold and windy morning before I left to head to Bishop CA. I saw only a small slice of Tonopah then, but I do look forward to returning for a couple days of serious shooting more of the historic weather-worn wooden and steel structures and old vehicles.
When a dust storm screams throughout the day, with high winds and rain. This is the drama it leaves behind. Welcome to Arizona.
As Chicago ventured outside to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, temperatures dropped low enough to turn beers to slush!
Got absolutely soaked out taking this shot (luckily the camera didn't).
I was standing on the rocks just next to the restaurant of the resort I was staying on in Phu Quoc trying to capture the storm rolling in from sea. The clouds looked really cool so I decided to stick on the ND filter to try smooth out the waves.
At 500 metres above sea level, Nefasit, also known as Tappa Nefasit, is a small town in the Northern Red Sea Region of Eritrea with the Monastery of Debre Bizen perched on a mountain high above the town. On 5 December 2014 Mallet 0-4-4-0 tank 442-59 heads a freight away from the station as villagers go about their everyday business and with only minor interest in the passing train.
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So...winter has decided to arrive early and this morning I woke up to a nice blanket of white covering everything. It seems like when it's cold out, I end up drinking more coffee than usual which not only warms me up, but seems to fill my brain with all sorts of photo ideas :)
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Decided to get the Viltrox ef-m2 focal reducer so I can use my Canon lenses on my M43 body. Single auto focus is very good but continuous af is a no go. For the many I paid (£50) it'll be a very nice investment.
My Canon 50mm f/1.8 stm works out at 35mm @ f1.2 or in full frame terms, 70mm @ f2.5.
Florence, CO - Stopped by Florence Brewing and tried some of their beers. My two favorites were the Chile Wheat made with Anaheim Chiles and something called Whiskey Business. An Imperial Stout aged in Stranahan's Whiskey barrels, man that beer is GOOD.
The bartender is holding a beer which looks comically large. It's just a standard 16oz pint but due to the distortion caused by the wide-angle lens, it seems much bigger than it is.
Cheers!