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A film user-upper, really, but I love the purple Velvia wonderfulness of it. Velvia is a great nighttime film! If you can get an exposure without wobbling the richness is gorgeous.
This is handheld in a gale on a moving ferry after 8 hours of driving, too. I'm astonished it's this steady.
I found this dock while I was waiting around in Norfolk, VA. I was trying to find a nice marsh or something, but nothing was accessible to me and the sunset turned out a little boring anyway.
Clarence Dock Gate Piers and the Dock Wall. The Dock was designed by Jesse Hartley and opened in 1830. It was closed in 1928 when a power station (since demolished) was built on the site. The Dock perimeter wall was begun in 1816 by John Foster Senior and subsequently extended by G F Lyster.
Dock and canoe. Location unknown; likely on Kootenay Lake. Possibly between Kokanee Creek Park and Longbeach, BC. Circa 1921
I built this port layout in 2017 and I have taken it to many LEGO events here in Hungary to put on display. While it is a massive build and individual elements look really nice, I always felt it is lacking something, it felt too static and empty in a sense. So I decided to take apart, now that I finally have good quality photos, and I'm going to aim to build a better, more interesting port in the future.
The former dock platform at Maryborough station. This one was used by trains between Maryborough-Ararat. At the other end of the station is another dock platform that was used for passenger trains between Maryborough and Castlemaine. 29th May 2017.
Docks en Seine la Cité de la Mode & du Design sur le quai d'Austerlitz, quartier Salpêtrière, dans le 13ème arrondissement de Paris. France.
More late-night wandering. These were the docks on the Hudson where we thought we might find a dead body, Law & Order style.