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This was my very first gun in the current version of the program.
I remember being incredibly excited by the fact that there were more than three available colors.
First South Yorkshire 63012 approaches Sheffield Interchange on Harmer Lane whilst running out of service from the depot 11/04/2015.
First PMT
Scania L113 Wrightbus Ultralow S\Decker bus
Fleet number 60062
S 820 AEH
Service 1 Hanley ~ Longton
Seen in Hanley bus station
Saturday 13th August 2011
Bank, London, 27 June 2011.
A brand new bus for the 25 after First had taken over this route just two days earlier from Stagecoach, which used Citaro bendy buses.
At the W Hotel in Seattle having breakfast in the room. This is the day after our wedding and that is my bride.
Finally managed to pop outside for 10min, I've only had the lens a week and not used it! the best from my first half a dozen images, looking forward to playing with it more
The first owl I ever saw in the wild was a barred owl, and they are still my favourite. This was taken last weekend on Amherst Island. Walked right under this owl's tree without noticing him or her.
First Glasgow 31790 departing Buchanan Street Bus Station on service 36 to Cumbernauld. 14th October 2012.
does the attachment of first ribs look normal? Seems a bit crowded to me and what's with the joints in the rib?
6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment (6 RAR)
The 6th Battalion was first raised at Enoggera on the 6th of June 1965. The Battalion has served twice in Vietnam and has recently served in East Timor and currently has members serving in Iraq. The Battalion was involved in the famous battle of Long Tan and one of its companies received the United States Presidential Distinguished Unit Citation.
From ABC
A sea of people, including family and friends of returned Australian soldiers will line the streets of Brisbane on Saturday to welcome home the soldiers of the 7th Brigade and to mark the end of their contribution to operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and East Timor in 2010.
The Welcome Home Parade will honour the Brisbane based 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment (6 RAR) who are returning from active duty in Afghanistan.
The march across the city will be made up of Artilleryman, Signallers, The Light Horse Brigade, 6 RAR and The Engineer Regiment.
Starting in Southbank, returned soldiers will march over the Victoria Bridge and make their way into the CBD, marching down George St, Adelaide St, and looping around to Ann St where they will finish up at King George Square.
Graham Smith from the 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Association says this is an important time for the returned soldiers.
"We are so highly thought of all around the world in terms of soldiering and these boys have represented themselves very well.
"They've been in arduous (and) very dangerous circumstances, they haven't complained, they have acquitted themselves in the greatest traditions of 6 RAR and the Australian Army and I think they deserve to be acknowledged for what they have done, on this day, rather than waiting for Anzac Day, when we acknowledge the Australian contribution to defence right around the world", he says.
Speaking to ABC Local Radio in Brisbane Mr Smith explained that the march also was a time to honour the memory of the soldiers from 6 RAR that have fallen in the line of duty.
As a result of the Australian defence support in Afghanistan this year, six serving Queenslanders won't be returning home.
In August 2010 6 RAR Private's Grant Kirby, 35, and Tomas Dale, 21, were killed by a roadside bomb.
One month earlier another 6 RAR Private, Nathan Bewes, 23, was killed and the Brisbane-based 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment also lost Sappers Jacob Moerland, 21, and Darren Smith, 25, in June.
Whether you agree or disagree with Australia's involvement in overseas defence, Mr Smith, who was part of the original 6th Battalion that was formed in 1965, says the march is particularly important for the soldiers themselves.
"The significance of this march brings me back to when I returned from Vietnam in 1967, and we marched through Brisbane...that was such a proud occasion and it just made me feel, and I'm sure it was the same for all my mates, that what we endured for the 12 months previous was worthwhile that we were appreciated.
"It will be special, and I'm travelling from my home in Wide Bay to attend", he says.
One of the newest buses I saw at Uxbridge and a smart First London Volvo B9TL with Wright Gemini 2 two door bodywork arrives at Uxbridge Bus Station on the 427 service.
Canon EOS 7D + EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM @ 35 mm - 1/50 sec at f/8.0, ISO 100
Manual mode @ 0 EV E.C - Pattern metering - no flash
Subject Distance: ∞
Each time it's different. Each time it's special. Nature, fuck yeah.
47°56'31.25" N 124°39'2.44" W, 34.3 m
Hole-In-the-Wall, Rialto Beach
Forks, Washington, USA
Taken on 10.02.2010, uploaded on 11.09.2010.
©2010 Adam James Steenwyk. Please contact me at ajamess [at] gmail [dot] com if you would like to use this photo. Blog: www.f128.info
Minolta Hi-Matic 7 + Kodak 400NC Film
Capitol Hill Seattle October 2011
Beauty can be found by looking
grain. | mobius | infinite resolution
Photos by Taylor Hurley aka niki mobius
We are having a spectacular sunshine day today. And it's fairly dry out so I put our sheets out Willow is used to them hanging across her space now. She is also in her favourite outside spot enjoying the sun.
I really don't want to leave little Leah today but I have to work, I won't be back till 10pm but my Mum said she will keep her company whilst I'm gone and my Sister might pop in, hope she likes her new home :)
First PMT
Dennis Dart SLF
Fleet number 40136
R 978 NVT
Service 99A Mow Cop ~ Newcastle
Seen in Tunstall
Thursday 30th August 2012
I hopped off I-39 at Wenona and immediately caught sight of the silhouette of the Schnabel car just a half mile to the east, so I took off and caught up with the train here at Leeds. I was hoping to catch it further west around Edelstein or Chillicothe, but the train left Galesburg earlier than I expected and had no delays.
J DULCSX1 04A
BNSF 7909 ES44DC
BNSF 5248 C44-9W
XTTX 142418 Flatcar
CEBX 800
KRL 074 Bay Window Caboose
I found this saguaro cactus blooming on March 24, 2009. It was the first cactus I observed blooming at Sabino Canyon this year.
My first roll of FILM in at least 20 YEARS (or at least since Jon DeBoer was born...)
Camera: Mamiya C220F 80mm Æ’2.8
(I have no clue what the settings were.. although I'm sure I had the focus at infinity)
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
Location: my backyard
I learned many things:
it is TORTURE waiting for film to be developed.
A light meter is pretty easy to use... not sure why I was so afraid of it.
Film feels very "alive"... there is something about it (especially in portraits) that just can't be duplicated in digital.
I love my Mamiya.
I've been meaning to "slow down" and think about what I'm doing with the light, the comp, the exposure, the focus, the everything... and having to figure every single detail out manually and in my head rather than doing what a digital camera tells me to do is going to be good for my A.D.D. brain. This is definitely going to be a great sort of journey for me in 2012.
I have to pay close attention to keeping the camera level and the parallax distortion that comes from shooting with a TLR.
More boring test shots to follow (although they are interesting to me as I journey back to film.)