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So, my Christmas/birthday gift from Scott was a 105mm lens, however, because life is always fun, it was delayed and delayed and when it finally showed up it was a dud.
The motor was not functioning, so back it went and another of the same lens ordered from a different place (first place gave me a hard time about the return) and finally, finally, two months after the original order was placed, my functioning lens has finally arrived.
So of course I had to test it out immediately, so today's photo is my most recent crochet project.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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Rain delay - boating season's over
(Autumn coloured night scene)
Fort Langley,
BC
Canada
By moving up and down the steep slopes of Chrome Hill it is possible to get a succession of sunrises. The mist had dropped into the valley bottom as the sun rises over the flank of Parkhouse, 30 minutes earlier the sun had risen when viewed from higher up on the hill
CN 2976 leads a colourful intermodal train east along the shores of the Athabasca River at mile 205 on the Edson Sub. With the whistle board being right below the cliff I was standing on, the engineer was kind enough to delay his horn sequence for the tunnel and avoided blowing my ears out.
Nuvole di passaggio miste ad un cielo azzurro con le mucche al pascolo tra i prati verdeggianti, un semplice paesaggio ma molto caratteristico che si può trovare nel Parco Naturale Regionale della Lessinia. Una tiepida mattina di fine ottobre presso Campofontana, frazione di Selva di Progno (VR), che date le temperature ancora elevate per il periodo, ha ritardato l'arrivo del foliage.
Passing clouds mixed with a blue sky with cows grazing among the green meadows, a simple but very characteristic landscape that can be found in the Lessinia Regional Natural Park. A lukewarm morning at the end of October near Campofontana, a hamlet of Selva di Progno (VR), which, given the still high temperatures for the period, delayed the arrival of the foliage.
Rain delays play at a Miami FC match at Florida International University's Riccardo Silva Stadium. Miami, Florida, USA.
La lluvia retrasa el juego en un partido de Miami FC en el estadio Riccardo Silva de la Universidad Internacional de Florida. Miami, Florida, Estados Unidos.
Tag 205/366 (2016) am Straßenrand
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It appears the bus is a bit behind schedule. see more shots here
5dm2 + 24L, near full moon, 2x gelled flashlight
GBRf Class 66 66717 "Good Old Boy" heads south at Woodacre on a very delayed 4o77 0920 Longtown MOD - Southampton Western Docks MOD Train,the train was delayed due to a incident with 4m27 0553 Mossend Down Yard - Daventry Intermodal at Oxenholme the Lake District Railway Station ,photographed on 26/06/2023
It was a struggle to get up this morning at 4:30am since I only crawled into bed at 00:30 after late shift last night.
Met up with Dave Surtees down South Shields, the sunrise was at 6:34am but it remained a dull grey colour till around 7:00am then it all came together.
Check Dave out:-
www.flickr.com/photos/for_sure/
We also had the pleasure of meeting another local photographer called Andrew Baldridge, nice to meet you Andrew.
Check Andrew out:-
www.flickr.com/photos/124168716@N04
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upper car deck of the decommissioned Queen of Sidney.
Sunpack PZ42X shoot through umbrella triggered with flashwave2.
THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT
by swpoetry
You need to stay. And you need to stay loudly. You're afraid of making bad choices but the truth is this:
the tiniest actions will influence the course of the rest of your life and you cannot control it. So many factors play a part in you being here today: a delayed train, an extra cup of tea, the number of seconds your parents took to cross the street. This is chaos theory. Sensitivity. Mathematics. You are here. And every choice you have ever made has led you to right now, reading this. While you exist, every movement and moment matters; those bad choices led you to the best days of your life, if you were to play it all in rewind. Change will come, even if you're standing still. Butterflies will keep flapping their wings and causing hurricanes. So, make your choices and make them loud. Trust your gut. Trust energy. And if you ceased to exist? Oh, the universe would notice. The mess that would make. The hearts that would break. So just stay. Stay for bad choices. Stay for great ones. Stay.
Cause a few hurricanes.
The last supermoon of the year, and the harvest moon, known to farmers for generations, as well. Moonrise will happen at 6:22 pm locally, at 94 degrees East, just minutes before sunset.
I generally practice photography by serendipity, but shooting the full moon over the lighthouse requires actual planning. I've scouted the best public location to line it up as closely as possible to the north tower of the twin lights on Thacher Island. The weather forecast is good. I arrive, set up my tripod, frame my shot. But just above the horizon is a broad, dense band of gray, a fogbank on the sea. No sign of a moonrise, not even a faint glow.
A photographer puts away his cell phone and leaves. A later arrival, with his megalens and DSLR mounted on a monopod, hangs around, chatting with me. Last month, he says, the weather was even worse for the blue supermoon. Finally, he, too, leaves. I pack up my camera and tripod, sit in the car and call in our takeout dinner order, and start the car. I back up to pull out, and, Whoa! The moon has appeared, after all!
Stop everything! I jump out and grab several handheld shots, leaning on the car. The moon isn't where I wanted it, but the evening is not a loss. Shine on, Harvest Moon!
A very delayed 254 led to a rare opportunity for some morning light on a southbound CP train in Hamilton, Ontario with the CP 6236 leading to boot.
The DelticPreservation Society's Class 55 No. 55019 'Royal Highland Fusilier' arrives into Quorn while heading the delayed 1430 Loughborough - Leicester North service on 28th December 2024. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
“I didn’t exactly have my eyes on the road at the time. I was fumbling through my cassette tapes when I first noticed it stepping out from behind the trees at the crest of the next hill. I barely had time to hit the brakes.”
Practical shot using forced perspective techniques. The Mecha and 240z are 1:18 scale.
The ruins of an 1800's cattle ranch home, Smith Camp in the San Rafael Swell. Emery County, Utah USA
Texture #365 thanks to ~Brenda-Starr~
One last look at CSX C733, with a view of the head end this time around. The loaded coal train paused at Bridgewater after taking a hit on the Middlesex Wheel Impact Load Detector. The head end came to rest just clear of the grade crossing within the American Cyanamid Superfund site. A busy I-287 and CP Bound Brook just beyond that are visible in the distance.
CSX C733:
CSXT 878 ES40DC
CP 528 arrives in Windsor yesterday after having to wait at Delray for a few hours due to only one track up to Dougal being used because of MOW work. This had delayed 528 enough so ETR could just pass by while he was exiting the tunnel.
Delayed 1311 passes through Shiels Hill with QBX004 and QBX005 leading their container train to Harefield,
2019-01-08 QUBE QBX004-QBX005 Shiels Hill 1311
Yesterday morning I should have been heading for the Lake District for a week in a cottage they unfortunately got flooded in the epic 24 inches of rain last Thursday. So, after a short delay, I'm now going somewhere else, which given the current weather may well be under water by the time I get there later today.