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I recently spent a night Liverpool for a friends 30th party. I was really lucky to be blessed with a great sunset and calm water whilst photographing Liverpool's Albert Dock.
Gloucester Docks and Quays are the most inland docks in England. They are part of a network of canals and rivers in the west of England - with the main ship canal opened in 1827.
I've gone for a vintage, b&w look for these photos.
A surviving illuminated warning sign at the former railway entrance to Gloucester Docks off Severn Road. 8th April 2012.
Teddybear D9504 stands at Chatham Docks. Victa Railfreight had the contract to shunt and load examine the steel traffic here. The traffic has now ceased and the branch built on!
The Teddybear even made it to the top of the branch on the odd occassion!
New wooden dock kit with 4 different wood versions... Weathered, White, Clean and Rustic. Each pack contains 6 different platform sizes, underneath support arms, railing posts with rope, a metal ladder, posts with end knots and short stairs in 3 different step heights. 18 pieces in total and i've even put together 3 dock examples already set-up so you can simply rez and get to the fun part.. decorating :)
Hope you like it. A couple of examples of the dock set up along the beach in front of the Harbour Rest house, and Oak Well house at the Roost sim so you can see how it looks in world.
And vendor board for the dock kit is at the main entrance of the Roost sim
Roost <3
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The Arthur M. Anderson finishes loading BFT off the north side of Dock 1 in Two Harbors while in the distance locomotives rest at the engine facility.
Camera: SONY DSLR-A700
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/640)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 105 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: -0.3 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
[This is not HDR]
Dock Side
Quayside South Dock (Canary Wharf), Greenpeace ship Esperanza shown behind a Santander Cycles (Boris bikes) docking station.
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The resident dock mink looks like he's about to race off up the ramp, but he was simply exploring his territory. The white spots on his face are paint chips from under the rail I haven't seen him much lately, but it looks like he's wintered well, seems fat and healthy. Have a fine weekend, everybody.
Screenshot of the beauty of Elite Dangerous.
Tools used: Image Composite Editor, Lightroom color correction custom preset.
A near perfect august night with no wind to produce some great reflections on canning docks, Liverpool
03196 seen here pushing its train of tankers alongside Dock Road towards the United Molasses sidings.
This image also required major Photoshop surgery due to it being very underexposed.
But alas a scene never to be recaptured.
Dock Lines - Snowy morning along the canal in Lewes, Delaware. See even more at RandyRobertsPhotography.com
Loading Docks. ©Copyright 2017 Karlton Huber Photography - all rights reserved.
Exterior. Behind the building. Monochrome,
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