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This is another from the archives. Have the day off tomorrow and weather permitting should be able to head out.
This one is from our visit to Greece. Sunrise looking over towards mount Athos. Amazing light and very little done to this photo other than curves adjustments, sharpening and cropping..
I was going to load this up as a black and white, but the colour just seemed more incredible..
As always appreciate your comments and visit. Enjoy your day...
First South Yorkshire "Doncaster's City Buses" BG12YJL 36254 seen in Sheffield on service X78 from Doncaster
First Leicester SN65OKE 35153 seen coming into Leicester Haymarket bus station on service 14 to Beaumont Leys
Not too shabby of a spot for our first Hawaiian sunset.
Shark's Cove, Oahu
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Thank you Flickr member "rding tchr" for introducing me to Picnik. My PhotoShop Elements performs much of what Picnik offers but I joined for the collage templates.
This is what I miss about First no longer operating in Plymouth, the random variety thrown up, well before 'bustimes.org' existed you never quite knew what might appear while waiting with the camera!
There were a few not so well presented buses but on the whole I always thought the Plymouth fleet was well turned out and the drivers friendly on the whole.
A none standard type vehicle within the group at this late stage it came to Devon with 3 others via Glasgow when First took over Hutchinson Coaches, Overtown.
Of course with First long gone from here the 2 services continues in the hands of Stagecoach but you won't find anything this rare operating on it these days!
First Leicester "Saffron" CU08AHX 69305 seen on Charles Street, Leicester on service 88 to Eyres Monsell
First Manchester SN12AOG 33747 seen on Oldham Road, Manchester coming into Manchester City Centre on service 83 from Oldham Mumps Interchange
Carrot from the garden
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For the first few moments, sunrise looked dull with no colours at all. Then, the sun broke through the clouds and I was blessed with this gorgeous light. I couldn't stop clicking. Ideally, I wanted to change my filter to create an even longer exposure, but was concerned that the light is going to change any minute.
Wishing all my flickr friends a wonderful Christmas and a great new year ahead.
GBRf class 66 no. 66702 working 6Z23 1432 Hessle East Jn Sidings to Doncaster Down Decoy, the first train out of Vattuk, the new yard in Hull. The train is seen passing Howden on 23rd July 2025.
In August 2004, BNSF's final northbound RoadRailer between SoCal and Portland approaches Klamath Falls, Oregon. It was the first time I ever caught a BN/BNSF SD70MAC in the so-called "Eddie Bauer" scheme on the point of a train.
Photos taken during a break at work as a key worker. Social distance and face covering guidance kept to at all times.
First York 11102 on Yellow Line 8 to Grimston Bar. 18th March 2021.
First Solent 47590 (SN14 ECT) a Wright Streetlite, heads along Ryde Esplanade on The Isle of Wight, with a Rail replacement service. The railway was closed for our weeks visit as essential track renewal was taking place.
1st November 2025
After the NAPG meeting tonight, it was raining too much for most of us to go shooting, so a handful of us sojourned to The Scene Lounge at Monoco Pictures.
On my way home, I saw the very cool shadows in the sky above the bell tower at First Baptist Church on Governor's Drive.
The was the perfect place to use my new Sigma 10-20....wide open.
A Great Northern DIver! I'd never seen one, and now there's one down at Baiter, and has been for over a week!
First Midland Red WX59BZE 69541 seen on Smallbrook Queensway, Birmingham on service 144 to Worcester
"Where I live the open space of desire is red. The desert before me is red is rose is pink is scarlet is magenta is salmon. The colors are swimming in the light constantly, with cloud cover with rain with wind with light, delectable light, delicious light. The palette of erosion is red, is running red water, red river, my own blood flowing downriver; my desire is red. The landscape can be read. A flight of birds. A flight of words. Red-winged blackbirds are flocking the river in spring. In cattails, they sing and sing; on the riverback, they glisten.
Can we learn to speak the language of red?'
- Terry Tempest Williams
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s8ymSYuIHk
Have a beautiful day xxx