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Another shot of Worthing pier mid mini blizzard...it's the only bit of snow we've had all year so I got a bit excited!
A cold white and foggy Wednesday January morning
On day 3 of the snow I took a very slow drive to Alstonefield (the roads were marginal at best). Less sunshine than expected, but compensated by a lot of fog making for some good photography
Not expecting much input re this image however when trawling through some old files I re-found this. I liked it at the time as it's such a magical part of the world.
Expect one, get two! A pair of Network Rail's Stoneblowers stop off briefly on centre road at Lincoln Station before carrying on to their final destination 4th October 2021.
Encounter with a female pheasant in the park yesterday morning. I think I surprised her as it was early and she probably wasn't expecting to meet people there yet. She quickly disappeared in the bamboo hedge behind her but before she did I managed to take this photo.
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When I first moved to the West Coast, one of our initial trips was to Santa Cruz. We took a short hike through a redwood grove near Santa Cruz, visited Natural Bridges State Park, and drove up the coast. While driving north, we stumbled upon a small cove called Shark Fin Cove, which I thought would be an excellent spot for landscape photography. Although I didn't have a chance to revisit the location, marking it on my map proved helpful when we visited Monterey earlier this year. During our weekend visit, the central coast was hit with a massive storm and heavy rain. Forcing us to rethink our initial plans. So we decided to try some scenic drives, and I was able to revisit all the spots we had stopped at during our first trip along this part of the coast. As expected, Shark Fin Cove didn't disappoint.
Taken n the coldest day of 2020. I hadn't expected to see the Barn Owl up so early - a good 30 minutes before sunrise. Consequently there is a lot of noise - but I just like the atmosphere of the shot. In hindsight maybe could have reduced the shutter speed a bit further - or removed the extender - but didn't have time.
Taken in Norfolk.
Paraje "Siete Puentes"
Este paraje se halla en los límites de los partidos de Coronel Dorrego y Rosales, a ciencia cierta, entre las estaciones Falcon y Paso Mayor, el ramal fue clausurado hace más de treinta años y se lo conoce como Paraje Siete Puentes, y perteneció al Ferrocarril Rosario – Puerto Belgrano. Es una estructura de tablero abierto, consta de 7 tramos, 6 de ellos, de la misma longitud, conformados por vigas laterales reticuladas de cordones paralelos, y un tramo de menor longitud, sumando el conjunto 266 metros. Los tramos apoyan sobre pilares de ladrillos. Este ramal era operado por capitales franceses. El Consejo Deliberante de Coronel Rosales lo declaró patrimonio histórico, se espera en estos momentos que el Congreso Nacional haga lo mismo, ya que se trata de una estructura que en la antigüedad fue eje rector de la comunicación entre el puerto de Bahía Blanca con el resto del país.
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Paraje "Siete Puentes"
This place is located in the limits of the parties of Coronel Dorrego and Rosales, for sure, between the Falcon and Paso Mayor stations, the branch was closed more than thirty years ago and is known as Paraje Siete Puentes, and belonged to the Railroad Rosario - Puerto Belgrano. It is an open board structure, consisting of 7 sections, 6 of them of the same length, formed by lateral beams reticulated with parallel cords, and a section of shorter length, adding the whole 266 meters. The sections support brick pillars. This branch was operated by French capitals. The Council of Deliberation of Coronel Rosales declared it historical heritage, it is expected at the moment that the National Congress does the same, since it is a structure that in ancient times was the guiding axis of communication between the port of Bahía Blanca and the rest from the country.
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La vita è una straordinaria avventura nell'ignoto... e spesso le cose più belle sono proprio quelle inattese, come un arcobaleno che spunta, improvviso, in mezzo al cielo
Foto vicino casa, qualche mese fa
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June 16, 2017 - Hwy 30 East of Schuyler Nebraska US
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Not many chase days in the month of June 2017, as this day turned out way better than expected. You never know what you might encounter on a decent moderate risk day which was mostly on the eastern side of Nebraska and Western Iowa.
These first cells were moving from the north to the south as I encountered them just to the east of Schuyler Nebraska. I didn't have to to travel to western Iowa as all the action stayed in eastern Nebraska that day. It was mostly an HP mess for most of the ride till then.
Some decent structure out in front of this cell, so you know I what I was doing!
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This is the view of the top floor of the structure next to Wind Tree in the Winyard Quarter on Auckland's waterfront.
It is a strange structure but certainly has some nice lines. I watched the Matariki lights on the bridge from up here. I totally expected there to be lots of people, I was mistaken.
As soon as I arrived at the Temple of the Monkeys in Jaipur (India) it was clear to me what the composition was. He just had to have a little patience. I planted myself waiting until one of the monkeys got to where I had imagined. It gave me time to do a good series of pre-takes that would go in the recycle bin. But, as almost always, when properly expected, it happened. The monkey was positioned at the junction of the lower thirds and turned into a beautiful profile pose. The light from an intermittently overcast sky shapes the elements of the scene, without the harshness of an afternoon with harsh sun which, with very harsh shadows, would have made the balance of masses much more arduous.
The shot is taken with a 24mm lens, at a speed of 1/500 s and an aperture of F8.
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KCSM 4544 pulls a short MALNP out of South St Paul for a run down the Albert Lea Sub. I finished chasing CP 7022 and was about to head home but I saw this train stopped in the distance and the leader looked unusual. A short chase occurred after, this is also a spot that's been on my list for a while just never attempted it until now.
Straight from the camera, no photo shop. Only cropped on top and bottom of the picture.
Didn't expect these colours that evening.
Blue Hour
Early morning and i kind of expected the castle to be lit up. Or maybe thats just for the evenings?
Working atm on the June 2020 exhibition @ Nitroglobus
More info will follow soon.
Do make a note in your agenda: Monday 8 June, 12 pm SLT (= 21 hrs GMT+1) it's party time!
What? You were expecting a more poetic title?
Manitoba, Canada
I wrote a blog post about this trip in February/March 2022. If you'd like to see some behinds the scene shots, video and read some stories about how I shot these images, take a look.
I love photographing on the Canadian Prairies and I've been travelling there to do so since 2013. If you'd like to see my other Prairie images, feel free to take a look at the album.
“The beauty of handmade is in the imperfections.” ...
The joy of creating things.
Crochet a Christmas wreath and attach flowers and butterflies with small decorations. Also crochet a small glass jar with a tea light inside. Everything decorated with small details.
I did this 8 years ago.
We had a Christmas market here in the building for charity: the Assistance Dog.
With 3 women we crocheted a lot and we raised a lot of money with the proceeds. But unfortunately we had had enough of crocheting for a while... ;-) But we had so much fun doing it and with love !!
And what a surprise, these handcrafted works are at Explore! December 23the 2024, position 119! I didn't expect it at all!
To say I was surprised to catch a geep in the latest SOO color scheme back in 1992 would be an understatement. I was positively floored to see this pop into view at Pigs Eye yard in October 1992. A pretty cool pair with 2550 leading a really clean 382. A rescan
Long exposure from an evening over the Collie River in Western Australia. When I was taking the photo, I was not expecting to have these beautiful streaks in the sky and I was very happy with how they turned out.
More about this photo on my Blog and Facebook page.
You shouldn't expect many other uploads from this point tip mid November as I am trying to save as much content as I can for a fresh reaction.
Nearly a month has passed since I took off from Chicago for the Pacific Northwest. The getaway was life changing; everything from my relationship with my camera, to some mental relaxation, to nearly killing myself in a car accident.
I returned very humbled, very inspired, and very ready to get back to work. Unfortunately work has been unbearably busy to the point where I have had one day off since I landed back at ORD.
Enjoy this one last upload and it'll be back to radio silence. MRL morn' gas eastbound on the 10th Sub.
After a dull start the weather was forecast to improve later. There were two booked trains here, the Corby to Margam was cancelled which I expected. I wasn't going to bother for one train but decided to when seeing what was on 6V84. As I hoped this took a similar path to 6V92 meaning a better lit shot and a chance to get home sooner to prepare for my night shift.
Best wishes to Roger and Dean who were with me today.
I haven't been to this popular location before so I didn't really know what to expect, it was a proper winters day, cold with strong winds thankfully nice and bright though. It seemed quite a long walk from the car park I would guess at 3 miles each way, but definitely well worth the effort. I plan to go back to this location when the heather is in colour.
The Millstone Grit forms the edge of the high peat moorland plateau on the eastern side of the valley above Ladybower Reservoir, the edges being the last remains of the gritstone which originally covered all of the Peak District, most of which was scraped off by glaciers in the last ice age.
The Edge itself is notable for its unusual gritstone tors and its views of the Derwent Valley and the Dark Peak landscape; these features along with its proximity to Sheffield have made it a popular venue for walkers. Its popularity has led to substantial path erosion and the most affected parts of the edge between The Salt Cellar and Lost Lad Hillend have been paved with natural stone slabs to reduce further damage as part of the Lottery Paths Project.
Derwent Edge has several examples of unusually shaped gritstone tors that have been formed by the actions of wind, rain, and frost over many centuries. These tors have been named over the years by local residents and have now been officially titled on Ordnance Survey maps. These include the Cakes of Bread, the Coach and Horses, and the Salt Cellar. The Coach and Horses (also known as the Wheel Stones and thus named on Ordnance Survey maps) resemble a coach and horses on the horizon when viewed from the A57 road to the south. Lost Lad Hillend is worth visiting as it has a stone-built topographic indicator to aid in identifying landmarks in the extensive view.
Expecting to be chasing the F's all day and not having 5 long hours of waiting I didn't really expect to get much freight action at all. Once the biz train was actually called I took the extra time to track down train 261 coming north up the river with a real Halloween consist up front. CP 8757 and BNSF 9055 roll past the Fairport State rec area outside of Fairport Iowa.
Faithful Jews are expected to prayer three times a day, morning, afternoon and night.
The man praying from the Torah on the right is wearing a Tefillin. These little black boxes contain selections from the Torah.
“Tefillin are two small black boxes with black straps attached to them; Jewish men are required to place one box on their head and tie the other one on their arm each weekday morning. Tefillin are biblical in origin, and are commanded within the context of several laws outlining a Jew's relationship to God. 'And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. Take to heart these instructions with which I charge you this day. Impress them upon your children. Recite them when you stay at home and when you are away, when you lie down and when you get up. Bind them as a sign on your hand and let them serve as a frontlet between your eyes' (Deuteronomy 6:5-8).” www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/tefillin
Departing Dublin after painting into Air Premia livery. It is expected to be registered HL8516 when delivered.
Expect the unexpected, believe in the unbelievable, achieve the unachievable.
モネの展示と睡蓮の池、楽しんできました♪
You can enjoy Giverny (known as the location of Claude Monet's garden and home) in SL here:
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Yes, it's true, we spent a bit more time at this location. And we were actually very lucky with the train traffic. We managed to get several shots of the popular class EL21, locomotives by LEW Hennigsdorf ex GDR. The light improved with every minute.
Казахстан
Улытауская область
Жезказган, Жезказганский ГМК
(ТОО Tranco Jezz)
EL21-254
canon5d2+samyang 14mm f2,8 25s iso4000 - 7 vertical shots + about 100 horizontal shots for catching meteors
As i was cathing geminid meteors over the lakes surface the sky became glowing green and red... While continious shooting i was witnessing how the aurora was changing colours from green to red, times to times shining even through thick clouds passing by. It was such a cool bonus cause i was totally not expecting this!
Sadly i didnt have enough clear skies to capture as many geminids as i expected over the lake to fill the resulting pano... at least i managed to capture theese ones.