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My first roll of Holga film! A deliberate double exposure, once with no flash, then again with the yellow flash.
Well, Bo drank gallons of rye and bourbon
Martini's dry, and you better serve them
Martini so dry, the shaker burst
Bo keeled on his side and died of thirst...
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The photo purge continues...
Double Hellebore taken in Hyde Park. I hadn`t been to this part of the park recently & was delighted to find a collection of beautiful & unusual hellebores. I used the tilt screen on my bridge camera to create this looking up effect.
The two Big Lemon coaches KUI 3813 & K7 BUS are seen here this morning together with an ACE Travel Scania in the middle. KUI was planned to go to the Paintshop today however didn't make it.
CSXT's EMD SD35, #4586 leads AC44CW #265 on a lengthy double stack container train through the Folkston Funnel, Georgia.
A long lens helped me capture the beauty of this double waterfall in a heavily forested area of the Swiss Alps near Tschingelhorn.
Both Indian Pacific liveried locos, NR28 and NR27 lead 6PS7, a Pacific National Perth to Sydney intermodal train.
Emu Heights, NSW.
Monday, 25 September 2023.
George Garside's Motor Rail Simplex 20/28hp 4-wheel diesel-mechanical No.29 'Ayala' (works No.7374 of 1939) at Double Arches shed, adjoining the Leighton Buzzard Light Railway, on 30th July 1970. The Simplex loco is now privately preserved in Essex.
I am indebted to Pete Arnold for the following information:
"Both Joseph Arnold & George Garside had quarries and sand processing plants at Double Arches. This photo shows the Garsides loco shed there and was never anything to do with Arnolds who had their own loco shed "next door"! The former LBLR locos were always shedded at Billington Road. However Arnolds ran their own locos from Double Arches to deliver sand to Stonehenge Bricks/Driroof Tiles. Similarly Garsides used their own locos between Mundays Hill, Eastern Way Works and Double Arches."
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I forgot to advance the film and made a double exposure of my dog and a basketball court.
Shot on 120mm Arista EDU 100 on the kodak Vigilant 620, a folding camera.
The gas fired power station has been there for a while, but there's recent addition to the landscape down at Shoreham Harbour, a pair of wind turbines. They were spinning merrily on the breeze this evening. Many more turbines will be coming soon - offshore, at the Rampion Wind Farm
The Double-crested Cormorant is a large family of fisheaters residing along freshwater and saltwater shores around the world, Despite spending much time in the water, They have hooked bills and bare pouches deal with fish. They do not possess the waterproofing oil of other seabirds and so must spend much time drying their wings.
Jurong Bird Park, Singapore
A YN2 former conrail dash 8 leads a southbound rack train out of thew siding at South Piqua after meeting Q510.