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My Oshawa friend (former flickr member) Rod and I accidentally learnt about the Ontario Regiment Museum's Aquino Tank Weekend event earlier in the summer, and we made a date to check it out.
I'm not much into war stuff, but seeing the tanks and military vehicles up close was fun, and seeing them in action was even better.
Apparently the Ontario Regiment Museum has one of the largest operational military vehicle collections in the entire North America. Who knew?!
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Trees lining the path close to the Chaplin Road entrance to Queens Park , Longton fade into the distance of a foggy winters day.
In fading light on a November afternoon in 1979, Class 40 no. 40092 approaches Church Fenton with a freight from the Sheffield direction, possibly containers from the Cobra depot adjacent to Wakefield Kirkgate.
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Q017 flies through Fostoria with some of the last minutes of daylight lighting the scene. This would be close to the 10th time this unit lead the Q016 and Q017 power pool.
Taken at Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon in South Iceland during middle of February 2012.
The last chance to see northern lights in my trip because the weather would become progressively worse after that day.
While the norther light was highly active, the sky was completely covered with cloud. This shot, the sky was became clear but the northern light was fading as well.
I used long exposure shot with modified magic clothes tecnique, I used a piece of hard paper instead.
Vienna. I came to Vienna searching for Beethoven and palaces. In most areas, the downtown is remarkably well preserved and maintained. It is only on some smaller side streets that a different part of Vienna reveals itself... a centuries old decay, a forgotten life.
On black
i fade away.
this is pretty old, and ive uploaded/deleted it a hundred times, i swear. but i finally decided that i sort of like it and i should probably just keep it on my stream. though, there are no guarantees that i wont change my mind again...
i also wanted to say, i miss summer so much already. not only for the weather, but because during summer we all posted photos every day. during summer i was so excited every night to come home and check out everyones photos from the day. because i KNEW they would be there.
i miss that. i miss us. so i felt like this photo fit.
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Caught this at the absolute last moment for being pixel worthy, the heat was on the next day and I am sure by now it is crumpled up petals.
A worn chalk-hill Blue blending seamlessly with its perch. My walk that day was tinged with sadness for the Hatch hill season was on the wane and the Chalk hill blues were fading away. There is a poignant beauty in sadness like the background bokeh in this picture when matter softly dissolves into twilight.
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'Before the flowers of friendship faded, friendship faded.'
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AUTUMNAL COLLECTION (1) - (COLOUR) (see monotone version at www.flickr.com/photos/lorre_01/23301296836
On my birthday (21 November) I spent much of the day outdoors, foraging for and collecting natural materials in my garden and in the Charentaise countryside for some still-life photos I planned to do. Here is the first of them. One photo (in the high-key genre), taken today (26 November) at home and processed in two different formats in Adobe Lightroom 5: a coloured image and a B&W image to simulate an antique monotone print. This is the COLOUR version. The plants in the image include ivy in flower and berry, Teasel (Dipsacus), rose hips and the rapidly-fading autumnal flower-heads of hydrangea and rose. Click on individual images to see enlarged
EXIF data:
Camera: Nikon D600
Lens: 24-120 mm Nikkor zoom @ 44 mm
Manual exposure settings: Æ’/10; 0.3 sec; ISO 100
File ref: DSC_9830©ELN
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