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Continuing my recent flirtation with astro landscapes, this one was taken near Ballina NSW where my parents live. Just off high tide and being the first time there, I didn't want to move further out on the rock platform although the swell was low. One of the few locations looking west besides Cape Byron Lighthouse (coming up next!).

 

The seemingly perfectly placed driftwood was excellent but very dark so I needed some low level lighting from a led torch just ahead of the camera but still needed a lot of denoise to show some detail.

 

The lights in the sky is from Ballina to the left, a little from Skennars Head village directly behind, Lennox Head to the right. The headland to the far right is Cape Byron (Byron Bay hidden behind it) and a faint glow from the Gold Coast on very far right.

 

Definitely on my list for another go next time I am up there... hopefully at low tide as there are some tall pine trees directly ahead on top of the headland that you can see if you go out further on the reef

 

Stitched from 9 vertical panels @ 14mm/f2.8 in PTgui

Edited in LR/PS and StarXterminator to reduce the stars.

Continuing the early 2021 Lockdown, and weather permitting, whilst not at work i was walking from home to the farside of RSPB Dungeness.

 

The pools at Hanson ARC, to the left of the path before you reach the Water Tower, now Forbidden Territory as the RSPB don't like people going to them anymore!!! Nevermind, if I do visit them I just won't bother to tell the RSPB of any Species Records I find, anyway if I had not gone to the pools on this day, I would not have had the best ever/closest encounter with a Bittern that I have ever had, plus I would not have been standing there to look up moments later to see the White Tailed Sea Eagle fly over me!!!

I continue to photograph this beauty. I hope you will enjoy this set of this young male. The colors are just started to appear, and he looks a lot like the female at this stage.

 

Thank you dear friends for your support, and for your faves and kind comments, very much appreciated - deaR♥‿♥

Continuing my theme of Class 60 uploads this week, here's one I didn't expect to see. After a fairly cloudy day in the Bristol area on Friday 28th June, the sun started to come out late afternoon, just as I noticed an empty aggregate train for Tytherington was shown running on RTT. I've been fairly unlucky for photos in the Avon valley and have no decent shots - so with plenty of cloud still around, I was well chuffed to capture this sunny shot of 60046 'William Wilberforce' rounding the curve at Freshford. The train is 6Z23, 14:11 Wembley - Tytherington. (I've photoshopped out a bush from the front of the loco)

Continuing with Holmfirth Camera Club's Mastering Photography series, task 3 involved shooting two images from the towpath of Huddersfield canal.

 

It's difficult to image these photos were taken in the heart of Huddersfield town.

continuing on the Napolean theme, I guess he needed a break from the horrors of war

Anticipation continues to build at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida before the scheduled launch of the agency’s SpaceX Demo-2 mission. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon spacecraft will carry two American NASA astronauts, Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley, to the International Space Station for the agency’s Commercial Crew Program. Liftoff from Kennedy’s historic Launch Complex 39A is targeted for Wednesday, May 27, at 4:33 p.m. EDT — an instantaneous launch window.

 

Here, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, with the Crew Dragon atop, stands poised for launch at historic Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on May 21, 2020, ahead of NASA’s SpaceX Demo-2 mission.

 

Image Credit: NASA/Kim Shiflett

 

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continued departure of the male . . .

Continuing on with this series, taken on the same day but a different location, this being Hermitage Park in Edmonton.

 

With most lakes and ponds still frozen it was nice to see open water at this part of Hermitage Park. Open water means reflections, and with a blue sky overhead and winterized vegetation in the background some lovely colours were seen.

 

So great to see Ducks again.

  

Continuing with my late uploads of Melbourne Xmas photos.

It is always a challenge to capture the Myer windows with the crowds gathered so rather than try to exclude all the people I thought it might make a better shot to include them in the frame.

 

Because this issue is long, it continues in the comment section

  

The roof cracks beneath my feet. The coward has fled to the other side before I arrived.

  

“Look what the cat dragged in.”

  

I clench my fists in anger.

  

“Did it feel good? Killing him? Killing a poor defenseless man. A man who was my friend!” I shout.

  

He smiles.

  

“Oh it felt good. But I didn't kill just him. I killed his whore wife and the nurses attending him. Nothing better than a good barbeque, ay?” He laughs at me.

  

“You will pay for your deeds Solar. I'll personally make sure of it.”

  

“Then what are you waiting for? I'm yours.”

  

We stare into each other's eyes, waiting, anticipating what's to come. The tension snaps and we rush into each other's fists. I feel his punch connect with my stomach. Another one hits my bottom jaw. But I also hear him gasp for air as my fist meets his chest. I take a swing at his jaw but he dodges, parries, and my my left shoulder explodes with pain. He uses this to his advantage and takes a jab at my left cheek followed by a hit to my nose. I stagger backwards, disoriented from his attacks.

  

“Tired already?” He asks with a smirk.

  

“I'm just getting warmed up.” I reply as I wipe the blood from my lips.

  

We begin to circle around each other, our eyes locked to each others. His eyes are cold, but I can see the fire behind the ice, waiting to be unleashed.

  

“You think rage will help you. But it will only destroy you.” He says just as he leaps at me, and knocks me down. He grips my left arm and pushes it down. I feel it begin to burn, as he heats up his hand. As I open my mouth to freeze it, he punches my face, disorienting me.

 

“You are blinded by rage. I know how it feels, since I've been there, just under different circumstances.”

 

He lets go of my left arm, and hits me in the face with his burning fist, causing my cheek to blister with blood.

 

“I grew tired of being Zod's little lapdog. So as we were getting inside our life pods to escape, I tampered with his. His pod exploded upon liftoff.”

  

“You..you killed Zod?..” I mutter in shock.

  

“It was easier done than said. And now, now I’ve left that foolish madman. He thought he could control me, tell me what to do. No..I've had enough about being second in command. Now it's time for me to shine. And what better way to do so, than to kill the one person who could stop me in doing so. You.”

  

He raises his fist, ready to strike once again. I grab onto the floor and tear out a piece of it the size of my hand and swiftly hit him in the side of his head letting him roll over me.

  

“I thought there were more kryptonians.” I say as I get back up on my feet.

  

“There are. But none as powerful as you and I.” He gets up and outstretches his right arm in my direction. Seeing it begin to turn redder and blacker I freeze it with my breath. The ice cracks under the heat. I manage to duck right before the fire burns my head. I roll over to the left and fire my heat vision into his right knee, causing him to lose balance. He growls as his other arm turns into flame as well. He lunges at me and I welcome him free handedly as I drive my knee into his gut. He lands on his back with a *thump*. I get on top of him and before he can react I drive my fist into his teeth, shattering them.

  

“Ghet offv mge” he mumbles as his whole body turns into fire causing me to get off of him and take a few steps backwards.

  

“Solar I think you should cool off befo…” The explosion sends me to the very edge of the rooftop. It's a miracle that the roof hasn't caved in by now. I wave my hands through the air for the smoke to clear a bit faster. Finally I get a good look at the effects this had on him. His body is completely destroyed, the burnt flesh is falling off of him revealing charred bones beneath. I look into his eyes that now scream madness and try to look for at least a spark of humanity but I can’t find anything. His body twitches, and his breathing is fast and heavy. I wonder if this is somehow my fault. Suddenly his body bursts into flame once again, furthermore hurting him.

  

“Solar you need to stop this, look at what it's done to you.” I try pleading with him, and he responds by shrieking in a unnatural voice.

  

“I...I'm going to tear you apart.” Unlike the rest of him, his voice is cold and menacing. He swings towards my head, I dodge and parry with the same move except mine connects. As my fist meets his face, his skin burns my own. I breathe in the hot air, and exhale cold air into his direction, diminishing his powers. I take a jab at his lower jaw, and another one at his neck. He growls, and counters with a kick to my left leg. He takes a swing with his fist, but I catch it in the air with my hand. I crush it, and break it. He yells out in pain, and rams me down into the floor. The roof finally gives in and we fall into the fiery inferno down below.

  

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Images flash in my mind. Her. Them. The ones I left behind. Am I a coward? Was I wrong to save myself? I see their hands outstretched to me. They want me to join them. But I can’t. Not now. Never. I look away from the light and back into the dark.

  

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The SD40 renaissance is ongoing with this well lit U717 southbound at Culver this afternoon

Continuing on the theme of late Amtrak 6's... Here we've got a 15 hr 20 min late Zephyr crossing over 13th Street in Omaha as a heavy powder falls. Rather than a scheduled pre-dawn arrival, we've got a post-sunset arrival! This train would arrive at Chicago well over 20 hours late after losing 5 more hours getting across Iowa during the storm.

Continuing my Astro Projection vision...

 

On one painterly after-sunset the other day, I had an out-of-body and lens experience on cityscapes of Toronto... and have been transported instantly into these cosmic dimensions that mixed all elements together as if it's a painterly whirlpool nebulae if some sort...

 

...all brought to you by my manual zoom and ICM magic :-)

 

*Added a thin layer of textures to reinforce the feel, but other than that it's a SOOC image, manual zooming & intentional camera movement during long exposure, no other processing involved.

Probably more steampunk than Victorian...

my life to be continue that even thought my precious person was gone.

 

the day that untile i could not to remenber,

for what i should to see what i should to do what i should to breath.

Continuing with overlooked shots from the 2013 Photo24 London event, here's a girl having her portrait drawn by a cariacaturist in Leicester Square.

 

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I continue to be impressed with what this new Samsung phone can do at night with stationary shots like this. Early on a Friday morning while making my rounds in the yard everybody's favorite oddball painted locomotive rests on a set on track Layover 3 West in Yard 14 waiting for their morning departure.

 

GP40MC 1136 was originally blt. Jan. 1975 by GMDD as a GP40-2LW CN 9599 and rebuilt ny Alstom in 1997. In 2019-2020 it was rebuilt again by MassDOT at their facility in Rochester and was released for service in this blue scheme.

 

Somerville, Massachusetts

Friday May 6, 2022

Whimbrel WHIM (Numenius phaeopus)

& prey item in this case looks to be a

Purple Shore Crab (Hemigrapsus nudus)

  

Clover Point

Victoria BC

  

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This individual is obviously getting lots to eat down there..using the reach of its bill to apprehend prey - mostly shore crabs from what i saw

its been at this location for at least a couple of weeks

Continuing with the theme of photos taken through the windshield...lol. Don't mind the film scan lines...

Continuing Unfestive Saint-Pete series

 

Продолжая серию Непарадный Питер

So the studio has an L Shaped Set of Tables in it.. Yesterday you saw Table 1.

 

Today this is Table Two... It was also a trainwreck of shit just tossed into the room..

 

I still have more work today but at least I can actually see the table now hahaha UGH.

  

il sogno continua per tutti voi, ma non per me,finisco questa breve serie.....questi cavalli mi hanno regalato un momento fantastico!

Dans les parages de Massy-Palaiseau

Always a nice walk along the river wishing i had my other camera at this point.

Issue 7 comes out this week, and it'll be a standalone issue that maybe set the stage for a solo Grey Cop series, and this is a prelude to it. The main story features Adrian going to Italy to find an assassin named the Tranquility.

 

Also features a little bit of inspiration from Human Revolution, Blade Runner and some related sci-fi media.

 

Question to all here: Who has read Wildstorm that came out this year and the ones from the 90s, and also played games from the Deus Ex series (including Human Revolution and Mankind Divided)?

hbw......

 

hi there, happy wednesday.... just had to snap the lilacs down the lane.. :)

 

blogged the before and after here

 

xxo...kim

Continuing from last weekend. Also no one recommened what my next build should be, so ill have to choose i guess

June 11, 2014

Ageo, Saitama, Japan

She climbed down from the feeder.Then she went to the bird bath and carefully washed her tiny claws ( even between her toes) and scrubbed her face and whiskers. Then she stood at the base of the oak tree. linda yvonne was standing at the window. Caroline put her paws over her heart and sweetly asked linda yvonne to help her. Caroline's toes were getting very cold.

 

Linda Hartong Photography. ©All Rights Reserved. 2007 Do not use, copy or edit any of my photographs without written permission.

As I continue to do battle with the strobist group today (i submitted a photo yesterday, accidently deleted it when I was adding it to more groups so now every time I re-submit it they thinking i'm trying to bump for more views :P) I decided to siphon off that marrow rum I started making a while ago. Remember? I wore tights?...

 

www.flickr.com/photos/domclark/5093488572/in/photostream/

 

Anyway, after having a little taste it tastes like reallllly cheap white wine. Nasty. But whatever it was a first attempt and i'll find some idiot to drink it.

My cat decided to help later.

 

Strobist Info: 550 ex bounced off ceiling. Triggered on camera. ETTL Metering.

It continues the series Dome, but this time in the great outdoors in a field of rapeseed Next step Undergroun and street ..... Coming soon ...

8 meters in diameter, 4 meters high.

No photoshop but lightpainting

(Canon EOS 60D, trepied Vanguard & sigma 10/20mm f/4-5,6 DC EX HSM,Fenix flashlight halogen-type & other tools by Néon Flexible - Led, électroluminescence, fibre optique.)

Continuing my recent project, this is another one from Curbar edge and my first attempt at blending two exposures, not sure if I've got the results I'm looking for but practice makes perfect. Many thanks to all my friends and contacts for all your comments and advice which has really helped me greatly.

Continuing our walk around Worksop, from the shopping area we found our way to Worksop Priory. This is an impressive church but it is all that remains of a large priory that met its end during the Reformation. The church was damaged during that time but both the Victorians and modern congregations have seen the church rebuilt. The Transept by the Victorians, the alter and spire were built in the 1970s I think. The nave looks Early English / Norman but I may be wrong. It all seems to hang together.

Vid Doc of

flock including 1

Adult

Dark (Blue) Phase

  

Snow Goose SNGO (Chen caerulescens)

 

Island View Road

In behind Firbank Farm Market

Martindale Flats

Central Saanich BC

  

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Continuing the series of "ugly" birds I find gorgeous. We went out of our way just so I could see these birds. I freaking love cassowaries. Is that weird?

 

Dang, I'm tired. That's all I've got tonight.

 

(Taken at Wildlife World Zoo.)

Smena 8M / Mueller 200 / overlapping dyptich

At the centre of Hull Old Town lies Holy Trinity Church. The city's main civic church and England's largest parish church by area was originally just a chapel of ease to All Saints Church in Hessle when it was begun. One of the first parts to be built, the transepts, were constructed largely out of brick, one of the earliest medieval structures to use this building material, lost since the days of the Romans. Building then continued in stages for over two hundred years, finishing with the completion of the tower in 1520. Internally, the church benefits from an abundance of light as well as a range of wonderful features from across the ages; from the 14th century marble font through to later periods such as Thomas Earle's memorial carvings, the grotesque creatures on the Victorian pew ends and up to the recent installation of a memorial stained glass to lost trawlermen. The church also houses England's largest parish church organ with around 4000 pipes.

After consulting with the tower, he continues his flight unimpeded.

Continuing bird at the MLK Promenade in San Diego. Palm Warbler used to be a big nemesis bird for me, taking me a ridiculous 14 tries to get! Luckily this one was quite easy, probably due to the fact that it seems to inhabit a 20 sq ft area. Unfortunately this picture isn't that sharp... my lens seems to be doing that lately. Might need to send it in to get cleaned up.

It's been a crazy past year, but I made the decision to continue doing this photostream when I am able to. I've upgraded the account back up to pro and have plenty of photos from the past several years to add to this stream (when I have time to).

 

It's hard to find time to upload with a job and all though, so uploads should be fairly sporadic but hopefully there will be no more several month long absences on this page. Thanks, for continuing to comment on and favorite my photos even though I haven't been on here for a while.

 

I am looking forward to great 2019 and hope you are too!

Continuing the recent series from my early morning at the cottage that included both lake and road shots, this was the scene from near the house. The cottage was once a farm of sorts, and most of the family still call it the farm. I call it the cottage because saying that we're going to the farm connotes chickens and cows and people scratch their heads. And oh ... it's Friday, and there's a fence.

Citybus continue to pour new buses onto Plymouth's street and the latest are the Green Flash E400s with the 'older' type being the preferred option over MMC spec.

Makes sense from maintenance and operations point of view, looks great in the livery and sound good too!

The light was much worse than it looks in this shot, the fact I was using 5000 iso to get a sharp-ish shot on the move says it all!

Continuing my look back at some Alder Valley bus depot visits from the 1980s and early 1990s.

 

Here we see the Hindhead depot in January 1992. Not the best shots but hey ho.

Continuing the Puffin theme, an attempt at the shot we seem to strive for, the incoming Puffin with a beak full of sand eels. Skomer 19.07.23

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