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This is the V.M 1934 zz rod by Vix motors... I just had to make a decent picture of it. Only one minor edit was required in PS, the bottom of the fold up hood was only partial shaded so my partner Tam fixed it, ain't she a peach.. ohh la la.
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A wary juvenile bobcat (Lynx rufus) exits thick vegetation in low light and locks its eyes on my lens; SLO County; CA; USA; Sony 7R4; Sony 200-600 mm lens +1.4X at 774 mm; handheld ground level; 1/800 sec; f/9; ISO 3200; Topaz AI
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*FIXED!*
I managed to get some help and figured out where the black box in my photos was coming from!
A Sunday grain extra on the Huron & Eastern traverses a lesser-used section of the railroad as it travels to Brown City in the farthest, most rural reaches of the railroad's system. To the right of the train is a fixed approached semaphore blade that once gave a distant approach indication to eastbound Pere Marquette trains approaching Hoyt Junction in Saginaw, Michigan. The signal likely dates to the 1920s and certainly owes it's survival to it's isolated location between grade crossings.
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Whatever the mode – from the snapshot to the decisive moment to multi-media montage – the intent and purpose of photography is to render in visual terms feelings and experiences that often elude the ability of words to describe. In any case, the eyes have it, and the imagination will always soar farther than was expected :-)
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hybrid camellia, 'Rose of Autumn', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
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We were away for a couple of days doing some winter camping and visited a favorite spot on a very gray/rainy day. Strangely, I'd never noticed that the lighthouse lantern had a red lamp. Perhaps it was the darker day that brought out the fixed red color.
If interested, you can find more information about it's construction and history here: www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=1055
Thought I'd try something simple for the Nikon F3 debut. It has a very good light meter, otherwise about the same quality output as the old Nikkormat FT. I think I'll be using the F3, the 28 mm Nikkor off the FT in tandem with the Nikon 28-45 zoom, and definitely sticking with the Fujifilm Pro 400. What a great film it is, I love the tones and the latitude of forgiveness.
Lumen print on Agfa MCC 111 FB (24x30cm).
Scanned after fixing and toning, around 3 hours exposure in June morning Northern light (sun/semi-shade).
June 10, 2023.
Dissected giant poppy, making it flat enough to expose...
Testing some of my remaining fogged paper, only usable for lumen printing or in some cases also lith printing.
Rinsed and fixed in 2% Hypo. Toned in Moersch MT2 Carbon toner 1+25, 2 min.
You always sacrifice something when fixing lumen prints, almost always colour. But for the price of that + toning you get archival quality. The choice is yours.
I was able to get my best wide angle lens to focus to infinity so I took it out to photograph what I thought would be an amazing sunset. I was NOT disappointed.
Prince Edward Island
The Confederation Bridge
12.9 kilometers long, opened on the 31 of May 1997.
At a total construction cost of one Billion dollars.
It is the longest bridge in the world crossing ice covered water.
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The uMhlanga lighthouse was completed in 1954. Construction was completed in four days and 19 hours. The circular concrete tower, painted white with a red band at the top, stands 21 metres above the beach and has a focal plane height of 25 metres. The fixed red light enables ships waiting to anchor in the outer anchorage, to monitor their position. If the red light is undetectable, the ship's anchors have probably dragged and are too close to shore. The lighthouse has never had an official ‘keeper’. The Oyster Box Hotel, which was built in 1869, has been the tower’s custodian. The construction of the lighthouse cost R23 838. There are 95 steps to the top of the uMhlanga Lighthouse.
Congress finally appropriated $20,000 for a lighthouse at Port Sanilac in 1885, and a site was selected and purchased. After specifications for the necessary metalwork were prepared, a contract was entered into, and the lantern room and spiral staircase were delivered to the Detroit lighthouse depot on October 1, 1885. Charles Diem, the contractor charged with erecting the brick tower and keeper’s dwelling, commenced work on June 7, 1886, and by the end of that month had made excavations for the structures, had put in place the concrete foundation for the dwelling and a portion of the four-feet-thick concrete foundation for the tower, and had laid about one-half of the stone foundation walls for the dwelling. The tower, dwelling, privy, and oil house were completed on October 13, 1886, and the station’s fixed white light, produced by a fourth-order, Barbier & Fenestre Fresnel lens, was placed in operation a week later on October 20, 1886. The work of grading, filling, and sodding the grounds, along with building a perimeter fence, laying sidewalks, and digging and lining a well was finished on October 23.
Situated 130 feet from the lakeshore, octagonal Port Sanilac Lighthouse stands fifty-nine feet tall and is connected to the nearby two-story keeper’s by a covered passageway. The eight-room dwelling had two, 2,200-gallon brick cisterns built beneath its kitchen that were used to collect rainwater for domestic use. Ile aux Galets Lighthouse is the only tower that resembles the one at Port Sanilac.