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Green Dock Beetle (Gastrophysa viridula) pregnant female
Chrysomelidae - Leaf beetles
13 May 2018, Knowle, Solihull
Still very sturdy and made to last but it's seen better days. I wonder who has tied their boat to this over the years.
Liverpool Docks
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Leicaflex SL
50mm Summicron
Fomapan 100
Rodinal 1:100
60 mins (30 secs agitation, 2 inversions at 20 & 40 mins)
Stella Lake, Crescent City, FL
Lovely little spot for a picnic by the lake, where Molly spotted the dock and wanted a wander. An adventurous spirit, or maybe just plain nosey, she enjoys nothing more than new areas to explore and clearly communicates her preferences. She is also uniquely gifted in finding the best breeze in any given location. A useful skill for a Florida dog.
I’ll admit that this one is as easy as falling off a log…IF…you get the exposure right. This particular Snowy Egret likes to hang around the floating dock at Bay Area Park and does most of its foraging from the kayak launch that is built into the dock. It was perched atop one of the solar powered lights that are attached to the dock. As long as a person doesn’t make a sudden move, it’s willing to stick around and do a bit of posing. The wind in the area usually picks up by midday and that is when I usually arrive back at the take-out point. Photo is taken at Bay Area Park on Armand Bayou.
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Colas Railfreight Class 56s 56087 + 56113 passes Lostock Hall Junction on 6e32 1005 Preston Docks - Lindsey Oil Refinery on 17/12/2020
A morning filled with fog and low clouds was the perfect pairing alongside the colorful sunrise.
During my post-processing, I wanted to keep this image in line with my editing style to achieve a consistent and clean photo.
Photographed in Elliot Bay Seattle WA.
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Sometimes a plastic lens will do just fine…
Camera: Holga
Lens: Holga 60mm
Film: Fomapan 400
Negative scan, R09 1/40 9min
LSRM's DM&IR SD18 193 ducks under No. 6 as the crew heads back to the museum after delivering a cut of empty coal cars to BNSF.
This was taken back in '09 (even though flickr says otherwise) when I went to Europe with my school. This was at the docks in Veneto going to take the boat to Venice. The picture would have been better but I had a really bad camera :S
The Main Street Docks in Vancouver harbours police boats, fire boats, port service vessels and such.
As a kid I fished off these docks. Call me a scavenger just like the seaguls. My uncle would always have a fit as I'd be the one leaning over too far, or anxiious to get more fish than the rest. The sea has always given me peace. The sound, smell, and the change in the air is like a sedative. I could sit an be mezmorized for hours. :) HSS all!