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Bristols docks with the loading cranes like perched dinosaurs and a steam train moving into view.
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Five mile long Coldwater Lake was created by the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens which blocked the outlet of Coldwater Creek with volcanic debris. The dock was lighted with truck parking lights. It took quite a bit of "sliding" to address color balance in this image. Not happy with the color balance but I got tired of working on it!
Happy Slider Sunday!
Här kommer mitt bidrag till fotosöndags veckotema - svartvitt.
Äntligen fick jag en chans att komma ut efter att ha varit helt utslagen i över en vecka med en jobbig förkylning. Det är första gången som jag har varit här och även om jag visste att det låg en liten flottbas några kilometer bort, så förväntade jag mig inte att tre försvarsmaktens skyddsvakter skulle komma förbi och fråga vad jag gjorde där. Så jag visade dem några av mina långexponeringar och lovade dem att inte rikta kameran åt deras håll (talade ärligt om för dem att deras "flottbas var ful och skulle förstöra mina bild" lol).
Nåja, tillbaka till min bild - Jag vet inte ifall den här bryggan kommer att var i bruk i sommar. Kan inte riktigt sätta mitt finger på varför….
Here comes my contribution to fotosöndag's weekly challenge - Black and White.
Finally good to get out after being knocked out for over a week with a nasty cold. First time I've been here and even if I knew there was a small naval boat yard a few kilometers away I still didn't expect three military police to show up and ask me what I was doing. Nice guys, I will say, but still very imposing. So I showed them some of my other long exposure shots and promised them not to point my camera at their base (told them literally word for word that "honestly it looks ugly and wouldn't want it ruining my shot" lol).
Anyway, getting back to the actual photo - I'm not too sure that this dock will be in use this coming summer. Can't quite put my finger on it as to why.....
The 'Candle", sculpture by Wolfgang Buttress, in Gloucester docks. www.wolfgangbuttress.com/candle-project-detail
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Heritage tug Brocklebank, berthed in Canning Dock on Armed Forces Day. The green space in the background, of which only a small part is shown here, is Chavasse park...named after the double Victoria Cross winner, and son of the Bishop of Liverpool, Noel Chavasse.
This welcome green space in the city is surrounded by new buildings...but still retains it's relaxed ambience.
To the right of the frame is the Liverpool Hilton...to the left is apartment block One Park West, which has super views over the Albert Dock area and waterfront.
Mondello, Sicily, Italy.
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Simulazione pellicola: Fujifilm Classic Chrome personalizzata in-camera.
Film simulation: in-camera customized Fujifilm Classic Chrome.
No post processing external to camera except Watermark.
Shot at Signal Hill, Dunedin, NZ.
Dock and the mushroom
Eat it up, let's go home,
with a heart that's free to roam,
release the poison, let it go,
find peace within, let it flow.
Climb to the top of Signal Hill,
The search for peace, a journey to seek.
Let go of all that weighs you down,
Embrace the calm, let nirvana be found.
Now, everything does not matter anymore,
Free from attachment, like never before.
The present moment, your only concern,
In this state of bliss, you can forever burn.
With the cold whipping through the country today, I thought this golden hour photograph of abandoned docks might warm us up a bit. Caddo Lake, Texas, USA, November 2022
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I don't know the story of this ship. It is docked at Green Anchors and appears to be inhabited.
St. Johns. December 2, 2025.
In-camera diptych. Scanned negative.
Olympus PEN EES-2 (half frame camera), Kodak TMax 400.
Built in 1875, Sassoon docks is one of the oldest in India. It is one of the few docks open to the public. The fishing boats arrive in the morning and the dock bursts with colour and action.
This photograph is one of the most historic and iconic photos I have had the pleasure of shooting. This dry (Graving) dock has always fascinated me as I have travelled through Greenock on the banks of the Firth of Clyde and I have done a little bit of digging to find out some information about it.
This is believed to be the oldest surviving dry dock in Scotland dating from the 1820's. It is also known amongst locals in Greenock as the Submarine Dock. Sadly it has been left to fall into a state of disrepair, The dock was last used in 1984 when the ship HMS Warrior went in for repairs.
Remnants of dock in Coos Bay, Oregon that once was active in transferring felled trees to sawmills as well as the finished product onto awaiting freighters
Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse is a grade 2 listed building and is the world's largest brick warehouse, using 27,000,000 bricks in it's construction. It is 125 feet high and occupies fourteen storeys over 36 acres, It was constructed in 1901 when it was claimed to be the world's largest building.