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Framing your view.
Or
A house of whimsey
Or
Everybody has one neighbor, ya you know the one..
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Hasselblad 500c
Zeiss planar 80 mm f2.8 lens
Ilford HP-5
Alas, I'm not sure what this is...! It's growing on our neighbour's side of the driveway fence, but I like the way the hurricane wire fence has framed these lovely softly-coloured flowers, so - well - here it is...!
And if you can identify it, I'd love to hear from you thanks! :-))
STOP PRESS: A friend who knows her plants, and the next door neighbour who's plant it is, have both named this as a Rhododendron!
Continue to keep well everyone; if you're driving, take great care; make sure you keep one eye on the car coming towards you - and above all: thanks for taking the time and the trouble to leave a Comment...!
It's always nice to hear from you, and your comments are always greatly appreciated...!
Jiuzhaigou National Park , Shuzheng Valley
Sichuan Province China
This shot was taken down by the lower lakes on the boardwalk opposite the main road. It was an interesting shot for some wrong reasons. I stopped to sit on a platform with the tripod legs hanging off the boardwalk. No sooner had I set up when every passer by decided to look at the LCD, decided they wanted a snap shot there and then proceded to stand in front of my shot for a happy snap. One person even set up a snap shot right beside my camera, snapped and left .......this happened on many occasions and left me very sour about the etiquette of chinese tourists ....just wow .....
Anyway, it was a beautiful place as I hope you can see.
I took 2 images - with the falls and the leaves in sharp focus - this one is with the leaves in focus.
View On Black for the splash of colour
Framed through a broken windows in one if the water pump sheds, NSU56 sits derelict, 35 years after it was last used and left behind and Marree on 28-9-19
ok, another poser self-portrati, but I promisse it´s the last one for a good while.
última poser de Noronha, tb tirada por mamãe (é claro q sob minhas instruções, hehehe)
CP 8006 is an AC44CWM rebuilt from AC4400CW CP 9526 and has just entered service very recently. Here it leads ethanol train CP 650 on CP's Adirondack Sub in Montreal West. The train is framed in part of a signal bridge that I believe is unique to this subdvision.
Just another frame of this scene I like dropping in the trip album before filing it.
Southbound CN train U718, an empty limestone train returning to Proctor Yard from Minorca up by Virginia, MN, curls thru famed Bear Trap curve near about MP 23.5 on CN's North Division Missabe Sub mainline. The train of empty old school DMIR quad ore hoppers is led by CN SD40-2Ws 5338 and 5349 both built by GMDD in London in 1980.
South of unincorporated Burnett
Industrial Township
St. Louis County, Minnesota
Tuesday May 9, 2023
Pentacon Six TL w/ Carl Zeiss Jena Biometar 120mm f/2.8 and Kodak Tri-X 400TX (Kodak HC-110 dil. B, Ilford rapid fixer). f/4.8, 1/250s. Epson V600 and EpsonScan @ 4800 dpi, downsized to 2400 dpi. Retouched and cropped.
Tri-X and HC-110 is really a winning combination. I don't get why it's not more popular. Especially since D76 is just a disappointment, both in stock (fuzzy and non-sharp images) and diluted (bad tonality). The only reason why you use D76 is because somebody put it on your hand or it was told to use it by an instructor.
Model: Sara (Le Management) .