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Leica III (1939, model F), Voigtlander Heliar 15mm/f4.5, Ilford Delta 400, 400iso, 35mm film, f8, sunny 16+2
A different angle of a recent post showing a line of derelict Westerns.
I have no idea why those steps are next to Western Guardsman unless someone was safety conscious about getting into a loco the usual way from ground level. Perhaps the grab rails are missing?
1025 is the first of the Westerns to be built from new without head boars clips. Swindon did the same with 1026, 1027 1028 and 1029. Collision damage requiring cab rebuild was done and clips were not fitted. Several Westerns ended up like this but with clips still at the other end. It is possible to identify the A and B cab ends if you can see the side of the Western as there is a panel fitted at only at one end. Needless to say I can never remember which end it is fitted!
Same view different day with a sunrise sky.
December is a bit of a hectic month for us so hopefully I will get to see all of your images very soon that I may have missed. In the meantime, I will thank you now in advance for having a peak at my images here.
Evidently very similar to the Eastern Meadowlark, just singing a different song. This is a pretty big bird -- when I saw it running around in the grass from the back I thought it might be a game bird. The song is wonderful. Seen and heard at Freezout Lake MT.
this is a different pov, and a different light direction from the "Hidden wreck".
im hopping to get back here soon for a sunrise/sunset. thanks for viewing.
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Whilst most will have shots of her topside - here's an alternative view of the fabulous and incredibly agile Armée de l'Air Dassault Rafale 'C' doing it's thing during a highly dynamic display at RIAT 2023
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Another from a bonny early wander with Billy Currie a week or two back. I just rather liked the different paths of the river and the road. Stob Dearg was immediately to my left and it was looking rather magnificent but I just liked this view instead. A 2:1 crop of a single shot using the Zeiss 18mm - a recent acquisition and one that I bought as a nice walking lens for those rare occasions I go wide.
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The young now seem more inwardly looking, absorbed in their phones and forgeting to look around them. Unlike the older generation which was quick to spot my camera.
Returned to my "second home " last weekend , for those who didnt know I lived and worked in Torquay for bout ten years ,but left 18 years ago ! never felt more relaxed than down by the harbour , but usually on the side you are seeing in this picture ..so this is why this view is a different one for me , also I wasnt into photography then :-)
a wild rabbit, the white streaks indicate it is probably descended from an escaped pet. Genetic throwbacks in our local rabbits also throw up occasional pure black forms, and pink-eyed albinos...
Something different for today. Prayers for folks next-door in Alabama that got hit by tornadoes last night. We awoke to a tornado watch at 3 a.m. but everything is calm here. Check out the videos of the 2 guys & their dog driving through the wildfires in Gatlinburg, Tennessee (Michael Luciano) ... I don't know how they got out of there - angels no doubt. These rains have hopefully helped with the fires.
Same bird, different crab. I made a circle around the big island west of Alligator Alley on Horsepen Bayou and the same Yellow-crowned Night Heron from yesterday's post was still on the hunt and still chowing down on blue crabs. It was having a good morning and I had no complaints either.
A different version:
This photo was photographed only a few minutes later. The wind increases a bit and therefore the surface of the Water is more rough. Because the photo has no foreground, I changed the format to a panorama
Winter
Church of the Conception of the Righteous Anna
Moskvoretskaya Embankment
Stalin's high-rises
Moscow. Russia
"If you're looking for different results, do not always do the same." Einstein.
Singapore is a city that is constantly being renewed, but at the same time it is a clear example of how the most modern cities can preserve green zones and architectonic balance while still growing.
The surroundings of the Marina Bay Sands hotel are really photogenic, it is difficult not to include the fantastic building in any composition. From Gardens by the Bay we can capture the luxurious hotel next to the incredible artificial trees located in these huge gardens. These trees seem to be taken from those science fiction films that present futures that seem less and less distant. The dusk is an ideal time to add the magnificent building lights to our futuristic picture.
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"Si buscas resultados diferentes, no hagas siempre lo mismo". Einstein.
Singapore es una ciudad en continua renovación, pero al mismo tiempo es un claro ejemplo de como las urbes más modernas pueden preservar zonas verdes y equilibrio arquitectónico a la vez que siguen creciendo.
Los alrededores del hotel "Marina Bay Sands" son realmente fotogénicos, resulta difÃcil no incluir el fantástico edificio en cualquier composición. Desde "Gardens by the Bay" podemos capturar el lujoso hotel junto a los increÃbles árboles artificiales situados en estos inmensos jardines. Estos árboles parecen sacados de esas pelÃculas de ciencia ficción que nos presentan futuros que cada vez parecen menos lejanos. El crepúsculo es un momento ideal para añadir la magnÃfica iluminación de los edificios a nuestra fotografÃa futurista.
Something different from me! Taken yesterday I over-exposed this to get the contrasts and then in the editing I just desaturated it and used the curves tool in PS to get this final result! Went with a good friend and fellow flickrette Paul Moakes ( PFEJM )
And now, as they say, for something completely different. : )
At the kind invitation of an old friend, I visited Manitoba (Canada) in December and stayed at his cabin on Lake Winnipeg. I had so much fun photographing the wonderfully colourful ice fishing huts on the lake that I've created a little series of them. I hope you enjoy them.
Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba.
I wrote a short blog post about my trip to Manitoba to photograph these ice fishing huts.
If you'd like, take a look at the the rest of this ice fishing hut series.