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Back in the mid-nineties, FEC experimented with a pair of trailer trains numbered 085/086 between Jacksonville, FL and NS Brosnan Yard in Macon, GA via trackage rights on NS. You can see the typical result - two trailers amid a short train of empties. On a brighter note were the handful of GP40's adorned with the old-school FEC emblem and heritage-themed slogan.
Here, FEC train 085 runs south under the very eastern terminus of Interstate 10 in Jacksonville, FL on 16 April 1995, headed for FEC Milepost 0 at the northern end of the St. John's river bridge. In the background is Honeymoon Yard and wye, serving CSX, NS, Conrad Yelvington Aggregates, and a TTX rebuild facility, Beaver Street, and the very top of former Jax Terminal BS Tower behind the line of parked freight cars.
When it was raining the other day I decided to experiment with a CD disc, water droplets and a torch.
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“The best thing for being sad," replied Merlin, beginning to puff and blow, "is to learn something. That's the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honour trampled in the sewers of baser minds. There is only one thing for it then — to learn."
― T.H. White, The Once and Future King
My all-time, best-loved quote. With that in mind while still sheltering at home (nine months!), I rented a Lawoa 2.5X-5FX Ultra Macro lens. We already had a macro focus rail. Light is vital on a rainy day; brought in two studio lights in addition to three windows in my office studio. Magnified by three.
Hope for improvement. Comments not necessary until I improve, thank you.
Marble Brewery, Downtown Albuquerque
I've been experimenting a bit again. The lovely Ally gave me a few tips. I wanted too much right away, so I'm starting with the basics and learning how to handle image resolution before experimenting further with my own backgrounds. ^^ About the picture: I'm wearing something more elegant because I rarely wear it in my normal SL life. It's a beautiful dress that Keith gave me, and I treasure it very much.
It's the Siren dress from UTOPIA.
Old camera: Eos 40D
Old lens: Zenith 50 f/2
A curius photographer: Iranian boy
A particular change: inversion of the internal lens
And much patience..... my patience!
Result: A crazy bokeh, a crazy swerly bokeh!
An experiment of in-camera multiple-exposures function.
A Journey
旅
利用多相機內重曝光功能去補救有缺陷的圖檔.
底圖是2020-08-06在台中中央公園拍攝,只有通道跟人.
缺陷是通道右側是大片空洞的白牆,不優. 以往的我,會捨棄刪掉.
在實驗多重曝光過程中,我發現,只要底圖夠暗,就具有多重曝光的條件. 當然,能再叫出來在相機內再加曝其他影像來修正底圖.
2020-08-07在雲林高鐵站,我把這張底圖叫出來,再多曝兩次,一次是柱子的光影,另一次是朝天曝了看到藍天的遮光罩. 結果創造出有窗框切割線,並在底圖右側的空洞白牆補上細節並壓暗這區.
相機的內建多重曝光,是項在創作上很有爆發力的功能.
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2022-08-06 @ Taichung City, Taiwan, Rep. of China © copyright by May Lee 廖藹淳
flowers planted in a tin pot hanging from the trellis
panasonic lumix tz70
this morning i experimented with my new camera on the macro setting but also used the focus lever. it's a lovely camera to hold and the weight all ok ... but practise, practise, practise
i had been waiting for a panasonic lumix tz90 but there is a global shortage of point and shoot cameras petapixel.com/2021/10/15/the-camera-industry-is-trapped-d... i was on various waiting lists but no stockist had any idea when it would be available. a panasonic lumix tz70 was in stock last week www.lcegroup.co.uk/New-Equipment-Home/ i bought it rather than have a possible prolonged frustrating wait for the tz90
for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...
www.flickr.com/groups/gardening_is_my_hobby/ helpful for ideas. thank you for sharing
What else is there to do when it's really cold outside and a lot of snow yet to melt? Experiment with various filters and actions. This started out as a very pretty purple flower. Thank goodness some warmer weather is coming.
"Experiment:#:001A":Exposure Adjusted Digital Capture Of A Painting Shone On TV. Caught Between Frames... + Sp-Efx... :Copyright:2017:Joel.A.Fairchild...Have Camera,Will Travel... Abstract/Surreal Images For Hire...
This is a photo taken during a video I saw in 2018 at MOMA showing the work of Bogdan Bogdanovic (1922–2010), a Yugoslav architect who made very sculptural monuments to the war dead. This is a detail of the visit to one called the "Stone Flower" and is found in Croatia.
When I took the photo during the film which was in b&w, the composite colors, perhaps resulting from having used panchromatic film, came through and I found this transformation interesting.
With fall colours vibrantly changing the forests of Ontario, I thought I'd experiment with a little fall colours of my own. This image is a single frame (no focus stacking) of a Gerbera Daisy as seen through a Dandelion seed.
There was plenty of experimentation yesterday to find a composition I was happy with. My first failed attempts were done with Eucalyptus leaves, which allow for water to bead up nicely into spherical droplets. The right combination wasn't happening, so I turned to my backyard.
Since my return from recent travels I haven't been motivated enough to mow the lawn, and my laziness paid off. In the middle of the yard was a Dandelion that had gone to seed, a rare sight this far into the season. Just add water to one of the seeds and you're all set! And I decided to experiment a little with this technique as well.
Normally I use a spray bottle that produces a fine mist, but this seed was subjected to the water vapour being released from a humidifier. It produced an even distribution of droplets over the span of roughly 10 minutes, and I'm happy with the results - I'll be using the humidifier approach more often!
I typically use daisy-like flowers in these images because of the symmetry and flat design. The flower is placed behind the seed and the droplets refract an image of the flower like tiny lenses. The flash used to light this scene is carefully positioned so that it doesn't illuminate the seed too much; only the flower is receiving direct flash.
so, for the MM theme for this coming Monday, I thought it would be cool to use food coloring to “tie dye” cotton candy— nope, it dissolved it!!
I'm posting this shot since it has some historical significance. The last couple days the Grand Canyon has decided to run a high flow experiment where they increase the flow of the Colorado River to 40,000 cfs (normal is around 8-10k). This is being done to help restore some of the beaches and riparian areas. So in this shot you're seeing 4 times the normal volume of water. This is a single exposure image taken at twilight. There was some smoke from forest fires in the distance that added a small amount of variation to the sky, but otherwise it was a bluebird day.
This is a photo taken during a video I saw in 2018 at MOMA showing the work of Bogdan Bogdanovic (1922–2010), a Yugoslav architect who made very sculptural monuments to the war dead. This one is called the "Stone Flower" and is found in Croatia.
When I took the photo during the film which was in b&w, the composite colors came through and I found this transformation interesting.