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Am lucky enough that the Evening Grosbeak are still visiting. It's pretty awesome. They seemed to have gathered some extra friends this morning, counted 20+ around the backyard!!!
Continuing a series of experimental photos with a Kodak No. 2 Folding Cartridge Premo (circa 1919). All settings are mentioned as they appear on the camera. If you are lost, I suggest starting with the first photo in the corresponding album.
I was testing out the focusing. I took several photos of this scene - one at 100ft, and the other at FIXED. They both turned out relatively the same, but in this case, 100ft gave me a slightly clearer image. Moving forward, however, I may stick with FIXED.
Shutter: 50
Focus: 100ft
Aperture: 3
124 ASA
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I've been spending much of my time in the fog, from late night, to early morning- just waiting for shots like this. It was a very strange, whimsical night in the fog that shrouded one of the oldest districts of the city and in a sense, it was like stepping back in time that night. There was a turn of the century grain silo (long abandoned) behind me, I was walking on a road that was just as old as the railway, and the clanging of train cars could be heard just the same as they would have sounded back in the 1900's. It's the oldest part of the former city of Fort William that has remained unknown and untouched since the industry began to shut down in the 1940's. This image was created with not much more than a strobe on 1/2 power, a fast dash, and a ten second timer. As soon as I saw these trees leaning over, I knew that I had to capture what I was feeling.
Continuing with the series - the Flickr inequality and discrimination paradox: kittens are taboo, but camels are ok! Why nobody dismisses them as boring or kitsch, nobody laughs at photographers who upload camels? Not fair, Flickr! :(
Don't get me started with all the cute Nerd Stuff at Color Me Cute, and you can score this amazing outfit from Tiny Trinkets there right now: delisadventures.wordpress.com/2016/09/17/total-nerd/
Continuing on from the calm conditions of the previous image, this is literally a couple of hundred yards away in the opposite direction. This is why this area is so popular with photographers, a fresh image every few steps.
Continuing my theme of waterfalls and mountains ........this has the ridge of the Snowdonia range in the background
Continuing female at this location, although it seems to be reported much less frequently than the male that is also here. Very small oriole! It seemed to be the same size as a House Sparrow that it perched right next to!
Arden Drive, Encinitas, CA.
Continuing my series of birds in black and white in the urban environment, here's a swainson's hawk perched on an electrical pole
Folks, if God (and the doctors) continue to grace me with improving health, I will attend the 2021 Copshaholm Concours this coming Saturday. It's a compact venue with very little walking.
The July 13, 2019 Copshaholm Concours at the Copshaholm Estate in South Bend, Indiana. This was the second year for the event and a superb selection of cars was on display.
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Upwey, Dorset
Continuing the garden lockdown theme today, here's another one in the sequence of the fledgling amongst the daisies I posted last month.
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A407 continues on northward after playing leapfrog with me several times during the day. I stopped in Gilman for some chow and a couple beers, and it got by me. No biggie, as my reason for being in the region was not train related. As I motored on I found it sitting at Ashkum awaiting a southbound, so I went to Chebanse to shoot it one more time.
10/14/2023
Chebanse, IL
I am continuing working on getting some decent images of Mountain Bluebird inflight. I learned a lot more about the challenges today and got a few that I will share but I am still not there yet. It was a lot of fun doing it though.
W związku z uruchomieniem systemu ETCS pomiędzy Pragą, a Ostravą lokomotywy serii 151, które nie zostały w niego wyposażone zostały relokowane z lokomotywowni Bohumin do Pragi i po wieloletniej przerwie powróciły do obsługi połączeń pomiędzy Pragą i Decinem.
"Banán" 151 027-0 z pociągiem R 896 "Labe" relacji Praha hl.n. - Děčín hl.n. przejeżdża przez stację Ústí nad Labem sever.
8 marca 2025 roku zakończono liniową eksploatację lokomotyw serii 150 na sieci CD, a lokomotywy serii 151 są sporadycznie zatrudniane do obsługi pociągów pomiedzy Pragą, a Hradcem Kralove.
Due to the launch of the ETCS system between Prague and Ostrava, locomotives of the 151 series that were not equipped with it were relocated from the Bohumin locomotive depot to Prague and, after a long break, returned to service on connections between Prague and Decin.
"Banán" 151 027-0 with train R 896 "Labe" from Praha hl.n. to Děčín hl.n. passes through the Ústí nad Labem sever station.
As of March 8, 2025, the regular service of Class 150 locomotives on the ČD network has been discontinued. However, Class 151 locomotives continue to be deployed occasionally on trains operating between Prague and Hradec Králové.
EC-GXJ arrived on the 27th of January from Malmo and should have continued to Helsinki but has parked since possibly due to engine trouble.
Continue to last series of "Night & Light Series 20 -dynamic & blur view at the street", which aim to capture the respective atmosphere & beauty of dynamic light at night .
MG B Roadster sliding off into the crash barrier. No real harm done the driver restarted the engine and continued racing! Castle combe July 17th 2022
This monument located on Mount Buzludzha is the biggest ideological building in Bulgaria. It was built as a tribute to the creation of the Bulgarian socialist movement in 1891.
The construction of Buzludzha was made possible thanks to government funds and supporters’ donations for an amount of around 14 186 000 leva (around 7 000 000 €). The site was built by civil engineering troops from the Bulgarian army and volunteers. The master builder was General Delcho Delchev who was in charge of the Stara Zagora civil engineering section. The author of this project was the architect Guéorguy Stoilov. Several famous painters and sculptors have participated to the decoration.
Ever since the superseding of Bulgarian president Todor Givkovand and the political changes that occurred in Bulgaria from 1989, the state of the monument has continued to decay. portraits of Ludmila and Todor Givkov have been destroyed. The copper adornments have been stolen. The building is slowly disintegrating; the monument is abandoned and no public institution seems to be concerned by the conservation of renovation of the building. The Bulgarian socialist party itself is not taking any action towards the maintenance of its most important symbol. The big star has been perforated by gunshots because it was thought to be made out of ruby!
On Bulgarian derps tour with Dursty, John, Andrew and Mike. Visited very little due to the harsh roads and long drives in two car convoy, busted by a pistol and axe wielding guard, picking up a hitchhiker, removing a hire car wing mirror with a bin, countless selfies, a stray dog and not forgetting an insect bite from hell that gave me a club hand.
But the main event was accessed twice and was the main objective for this trip so all was good.
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The lead mines chimney at Ballycorus is the last remaining remnant of the lead mine opened in 1807 near Kilternan, Co. Dublin. Open cast mining for lead began around 1807 and then underground mining started in 1826. This continued until 1863. The chimney from the smelting works remains. This is a popular walking destination for the people of Dublin, and also ends my walk!
November the 20th and the In Search of Fall Colors finds the Mighty Red Oak in full glory in the Woods of Virginia.
Remembering Elliott Park
The Solider and the Oak
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Yesterday’s figures continue to provide hope that the corona emergency is easing while the epidemic continues to demand a high toll: 230 corona-related deaths were recorded and 211 patients were hospitalised, bringing the total number of people that are treated in hospital to 4,527. Meanwhile, the corona death toll in Belgium keeps attracting attention of the international press. Whilst the European press acknowledges that our figure is an overestimate and that it’s nearly as we are being too honest some US press is less diplomatic when talking about the mortality rate in Belgium: “Champion of Coronavirus” and “Belgian Corona Riddle” … Our virologists are urging caution when comparing figures and stress that we are the only country to include deaths in care homes. I think we all should realize that the corona crisis is not a race and that we'd be better off concentrating on finding the best way to count deaths instead of pointing fingers. In the midst of all of this, I continue with my daily corona walk documenting Ghent as it unrolls before my eyes… - Brugse Poort, Ghent, Belgium
Tomorrow the war continues... will you be there to see it? See my latest MOC tomorrow on my YouTube channel.
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Continuing on the Sunrise/Sunset series, here we see another sunset as the choppy waves of Mercury Passage wash onto a rocky beach near Point Leseur, Maria Island. The Tasmanian Mainland can be seen in the distance.
Photo By Steve Bromley.
Continuing with the 2022 AAPRCO excursion photos, here we see the train on the FEC K Branch crossing the 1920s St. Lucie Canal lift bridge. After arriving at Marcy (diamond where the CSX Auburndale Sub crosses the K Branch), USSC 148 ran around the train and was paired up with EMD GP11 #308 for the trek back to Clewiston.
Continuing my exploration and celebration of small things with the patterns in this seaweed, left behind by the tide, at a beach near Batemans Bay, NSW. At Batemans Bay near where the sea meets the river, the seaweeds were extraordinary in variety and range. But I think this came from a different beach...
Note how the photographer has inserted herself into the picture with the shadow bottom right! (A typical shadow of a hand holding a small camera.)
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Wedding anniversary last year in an Italian restaurant. I will keep posting photos of my feet.
L'an dernier au restaurant Farina a Legna pour celebrer notre anniversaire de mariage. Je vais continuer avec quelques photos de pieds!!!
...had a late birthday dinner with my sister and her family last week...
Trying to make my birthday stretch as far as it will go!
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I was at the beach all day. And my parents forced me to stay out in the sun so now my skin is all red-brownish and it hurts.
So my tripod decided to break yesterday, thanks to my dad for being my tripod haha. Our first idea was that I lied on the ground, but I found out very fast how awkward it can be to lie on the asphalt while people are staring and pointing.
I think though, the right choice was to stand up :)
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Continuing my winter wildlife image set, here a Plains Bison explodes across the prairie, snow streaming from its legs and body. I was on foot for this one, although unlike yesterday's shot, not lying down. I wanted the bison to be aware of me so that I wouldn't get accidentally trampled.
What made this big guy run? Tune in tomorrow and find out!
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2024 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Continuing to look for light and shadows where I have not looked before. Just before bed Monday evening I spotted the light from outside shining into the foyer.
CPKC 241 continues its charge northward on the Detroit Lakes Subdivision, originally the Soo Line's Winnipeg mainline, toward Thief River Falls and later Noyes at the international border seen here south of Winger in Polk County. Winger has a gravel road underpass at this location, which I had intended to include in the scene. However, the timing was tight, so I opted for this framing with the various prairie grasses and snow. Next time.
And the archiving of my work continues. Now I am getting all of the drawings (well over a hundred), from Noёl Riley Fitch and my book “Paris Café: The Sélect Crowd,” labelled and in order. They were done in sketchbooks between 1995 and 2007. My sketchbooks are dated and numbered. Luckily, I put the sketchbook number on the back of the drawings. They had been cut out. So, it was very easy to find the year each drawing was done. Still more to do…..