collect

Operator, oh could you help me place this call

’cause I can’t read the number that you just gave me

There’s something in my eye’s

You know it happens every time

I think about the love that i thought would save me

Taken on a Mamiya C330F, on Ilford FP4+. Processed in DD-X.

Read more about this event on my Tracks to the Trenches: Apedale Valey Light Railway WW1 Event blog article.

Silver Gelatin print quotes available on request.

Read more about this event on my Tracks to the Trenches: Apedale Valley Light Railway WW1 Event blog article.

Royal Albatross, Otago, New Zealand

Ocean Park, Washington.

old clock tower, ex-victoria station, nottingham

Rogers Park, Chicago, Illinois.

Sunday, July 17, 2016.

BUFFY SAINT MARIE

Calling to the blow-holes of Houma..A couple of small spouts can be seen on the right

Some of the most spectacular blowholes in the South Pacific can be found along the terraced coastline of south west Tongatapu. Here you'll find not one blowhole, but hundreds of them along a four mile stretch of wild windswept coastline, the largest spouts of sea water being thrown almost 30 metres into the air. Best viewed at high tide, the blowholes are accessible a km walk past the inland village of Houma. Buses to Houma from Nuku'alofa take about 30 minutes.

It is reputed that one of the ancient Chiefs of Tonga spend his hours meditating over the blowholes and listening to the whistling of the waves - hence their name - 'Mapu'a 'a Vaca' meaning 'Chief's Whistles'.

part of the crazy big control room. Board was smashed to bits...

wasteland -0957

Sushil Handa is giving speech at India Calling Conference

Experimentation with screens/ filters to create dreamy abstract compositions during my exploration of lucid dreaming.

Sony A7 with OM 135mm f2.8

I recently completed the flyer and poster design for Hertfordshire’s Standon Calling festival. This years theme was ’space’ and it featured the intergalactic lords of Jazz; Sun Ra Arkestra, Femi Kuti and The Positive Force, Chrome Hoof and hundreds more!

Good times had!

© 2009 Foe // www.foedesign.co.uk

Some views of N&W 1151 as it sits awaiting restoration.

Calling Dr. Love

by Kiss

Fujifilm X10

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II

Lens: Planar T* 1,4/50 ZE lens for EOS (50mm f/1.4)

Lighting: natural lighting peering through window

Make-up Artist: Elizabeth Fairbank

Calling all tweeps - follow our 'sweet' tweets on twitter!

twitter.com/LVsweets

Thank you for your support :)

This photograph captures a bird with a mix of brown, green, and gray feathers, standing on a log. The bird has its beak open, possibly calling or vocalizing. The background is blurred, consisting of green foliage, which highlights the bird and its natural colors. The bird's posture and open beak suggest a moment of natural behavior, providing a glimpse into its lively and vibrant presence in its natural habitat.

"Uh, yeah, AAA? I've got this little problem...."

Saw at farm lands

Saw near my office.

Hibiscus enjoying life on a sunny day in California.

Young migrant from Afghanistan phoning under the sun !

Photos: Tashoma Lemard

Stylist: Tremenda Mara

MUA- Julia Kush Blamey

Model: Montse Martinez

YN460II + RF602 bare flash, behind the model, 3/4 power

YN460II + RF602 + umbrella, right behind the camera, full power

Kendal Calling 2011

Dub Pistols @ Standon Calling 2012

No need to ask

He's a smooth operator

Smooth operator, smooth operator

Smooth operator

Coast to coast, LA to Chicago, western male

Across the north and south, to Key Largo, love for sale

Saw at seaside.

Got a video as well.

sheep grazing below a big sky in the Derbyshire Dales.

This is a typical White Peak scene - the limestone dry stone walls and a narrow dale cutting through, almost unseen...

Fly to this location (using Google Earth)

Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 29h July 2016, Catfish and the Bottlemen perform on the main stage. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News

telefonandoti....

Jess Glynne

A corncrake calling at the RSPB Balranald reserve on North Uist in the Outer Hebrides.

It was late in the afternoon, in a field behind the visitor centre, it was rather windy, as can be seen from the rather wobbly video ! It called from the field edge, then over a period of about an hour worked it's way across the field onto a pile of vegetation into the full sun. A wonderful sight and sound, magic and a privelige to see and hear.

18 May 2017

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