different photos on Flickr

On a rainy May 14, 1986 I shot CNW C628's 6704, 6718 and 6701 pumping air after doubling there train together at Partridge. The area look quite different today with a mountain of tailings in the left distance from Empire Mine and of course there's also no C628's to be seen either.

different perspectives by Dragana KM

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Different Perspective by Jon Hurley

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Different Hats by Mattia Ferrari

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Parma - 2019

I AM DIFFERENT by Pikebubbles

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XNewbMQEzo

I am also delighted (and very excited) to introduce this particular Light Painting and the back story that goes with it. I created this LP back in December 2014 and the story behind it will bring a smile to my face for some time to come.

Back in September of last year someone (thanks Ollie!) suggested that I submit some of my photography work to The Telegraph / Nikon for the 'I am Different' ad campaign that was being launched by the UK arm of Nikon. Weeks passed and I heard nothing back, and so I naturally assumed that my work had not made the cut.

However, after another couple of weeks I got an email saying that my work had really impressed them and that they were very keen to work with me on the project idea that I submitted! I cannot describe both the excitement and the nerves that I felt at that point, as I learned that a 6-person camera crew would be flown over to Guernsey to film me making my work. In fact, I still can't quite believe that this all happened!

After many hours spent planning the logistical side of things that go hand-in-hand when hosting a camera crew at the start of winter on a small island that is regularly battered by high winds and rain (esp in December!), the actual film shoot went really well I am relieved to say. What an experience! I have to express such thanks to the film crew and in particular Steph who orchestrated the whole shoot. And I thought I was busy!

The finished short-film can now be viewed at either of the below links. I hope you enjoy it:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XNewbMQEzo

www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/technology/photography-tips/

I really hope this incredible coverage helps to spread the word about Light Painting in general. It truly is such a magical & creative process.

If anyone out there wants to learn more about Light Painting and Long Exposure photography, then please feel free to check out my Ebook here:

www.davidgilliver.com/photography/e-book-launch-day-final...

Thanks,

David

Different view 1 by Gilles Desjardins

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Different Subjects by _mILLiXel_

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PhilBES in action

*Philippine Bus Enthusiast Soceity(PhilBES) had a very successful event held last October 3, 2015 during the test run of Mk. 2 of skyjeepney coach.

Arrakis is here. by Antonio Fidalgo

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(Gaio, Portugal) Obviously I had the intention to suggest this particular idea. The overall composition was carefully studied to produce a scenario that would transport you to Arrakis. To give some "heat" I warmed a little.

Damp Chapters & Dewy Curls: Just Me, My Book, and the Breeze by holapaloma

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Different prim- prmfd.co/p/gvJUJva5ISSC

Different Worlds by Cricket Sider

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A Different Body by londonbusexplorer

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VH45147 (LJ15LBA) Route H12 at Harrow Weald

Different times by DerFünf

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Vincennes

Sossusvlei Differently by RudyMareelPhotography

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A helicopter ride over Sossusvlei offers great landscape photo opportunities abound in the cool of the morning, with dawn’s soft light first illuminating the dunes from crest down the back slope, then blazing orange everywhere, creating a powerful contrasting vista across the whole desert - Sossusvlei, Namibia

Same, but different by Lionel

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A panorama view of Romont, Fribourg, Switzerland

Around Kiama multiples by Olga and Peter Baldock

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Multiple exposures in camera and texture..... seeing the world differently.

Something different by themadbirdlady

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There was very little on the scrapes at Musselburgh today, just Lapwings and some Redshank but I spotted this out of the corner of my eye. A nice wee vixen rushed out but by the time I got the camera on her she was off

Think Different by Picowatt

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different angle by Petra Ballings

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Westerpoint, De Panne Belgium

Bryant Park, late Apr 2009 - 036 by Ed Yourdon

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This is the same girl as the previous picture -- just a different angle and perspective.

Note: this photow as published as photograph #2 (of 11) in a Dec 16, 2010 blog titled "Placemaking 101: Ten Steps to Transform a Public Space."

It was also published in an undated (late Jan 2011) blog titled "Idziesz? Nie pisz! [wideo] [Aktualizacja]." And it was published in an Aug 8, 2011 blog titled "<a href="http://geeksroom.com/2011/08/tips-etiqueta-correo-electronicos/52464/" rel="nofollow"Tips de etiqueta para el envío de correos electrónicos."

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During a lunch break in the last weekend in April, I had a chance to walk around Bryant Park. These are a few of the pictures I took...

Different perspectives by thomasclark7

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C Squadron, 3rd Regiment, 253rd Elite Legion by Cap

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“Following Val and Tavo’s reassignment to a different unit, Rook and I started afresh. The best and brightest from the 212th got assigned to us. Professional, devastatingly lethal and much too light-hearted, these boys look like a good bunch of soldiers. Let’s hope I can keep them alive.”

- ARC-53, Lieutenant Hesh

L-R:

Designation: CT-6/329-05

Nickname: Sparky

Rank: Trooper

Weapon of Choice: DC-15 Carbine

Designation: CT-0/242

Nickname: Bubbles

Rank: Trooper

Weapon of Choice: DLT-18 Heavy Blaster Rifle

Designation: CT-3/020-15

Nickname: Washout

Rank: Corporal

Weapon of Choice: DC-15 Blaster Rifle

Designation: CT-4/445-70

Nickname: Hawkeye

Rank: Trooper

Weapon of Choice: DC-15 Blaster Rifle

Designation: CT-8/991-02

Nickname: Rook

Rank: Sergeant

Weapon of Choice: Fighting knife, PLX-4 Rocket Launcher

Front and centre:

Designation: ARC-53

Nickname: Hesh

Rank: Lieutenant

Weapon of Choice: Designation Classified

“C Squad established itself throughout a string of campaigns as one of the best and most efficient squads in the entire galactic theatre of war. It was decided that the two veteran troopers of the unit would be promoted to lead their own squadron in 2nd Regiment, leaving ARC-53 and his protege to train a fire team from the 212th as replacements. These troopers were the most promising in their entire unit and were put forth personally by Commander Cody as candidates for ARC trooper training.

They have the best marksmanship and physical combat scores across their whole division, and the highest confirmed kill count from three consecutive campaigns. Together with ARC-53 and CT-8/991-02’s reputation for brutal efficiency, I almost feel sorry for the poor enemy that they’re unleashed on.”

- 253rd Command

Finally updated my squad for the 253rd Elite Legion RPG

something different by Matt760

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The Midnight's Mist by Robert4168/Garmadon

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Little was known about the strange, quiet, mysterious fellow who dropped in to the Port Wilks inn one day - but that little could be summarized in this:

He always wore black, used a black sword, sailed a black ship, and wore his black hat at a bit of a tilt. To be sure, there was a little dark brown thrown in here and there, but that didn't always make it in to all the rumors and whispers about the fellow. All that was know about his own and his vessel's past or future was that the ship was of Terraversan make, was christened the Midnight's Mist, and was impressively armed, and that he had dropped some hints of picking up a crew in Garvey's Freeport and of heading over to take part in the Corry expedition into the inland of Celestia after that. To be short, all in all, he was quite the enigmatic stranger, and was as likely as not to keep the whispers and rumors going for quite some time - in fact, he really seemed to rather enjoy them...

A small ship which got built quite unpremeditatedly, haha! I was busy working on a different scene of a sinking ship, and then got to liking the ship and tweaking it repeatedly until I got to liking it enough that I didn't feel like sinking it at all, so here's the result of the Midnight's Mist!

Thanks for viewing, C&C are welcome as always!

A little different by Stephanie Nixon

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Assuming this female Mallard is leucistic, I think I have seen her on past visits to the lake, sure makes her stand out.

Different view by F!l!pe

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Just before blue hour with a different view of Pulo do Lobo, in the Guadiana River

Different by Nephentes Phinena ☮

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different greens by montel7

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same same but different by Suat Koylu