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Finished her faceup and body blushing :D Now I just need to figure out what kind of hair to give her...
Fort Erie Race Track's "Circle The Course" Charity walk for Cancer & COPE (local food bank)
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A young boy is seen capturing a shot of 70806 and 66199 which was doing piloting duties around Westbury Yard. Observed on 27th October 2015.
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It was really a cold day, even the boats had to get together to stand against the coldness. I like the wide screen version of this pic, the boats stood in the center which made a good composition. The blue which brought up by the dispersion of light made the pic wierd but more cold.
Recent dots seen at lower levels than usual
On the left on the 2nd of May, Agusta-Westland AW.189 G-MCGO, aka 'Coast Guard 175' tracks low-level along the beach past Shoreham Airport
Intriguingly this one was out of Lee-on-Solent and went North East to the London Suburbs at around 1,750 feet, then followed the River Thames, right through the City towards Excel and then reversed the routing before heading South East towards Eastbourne
Having crossed the town she dropped down to about 150' and rounding Beachy Head - started back West. However when she reached the Birling Gap area she disappeared off ADS-B
Half an hour later, up she popped again, still with the previous track showing and at around 60 knots tracked her way past here and home
The odd thing was that at the same time - a sister machine came out of the Cardiff area - crossed the Bristol Channel and it to tracked towards London, also following the River Thames down to Excel (where the COVID-19 Nightingale Hospital was recently installed) - then turned around and tracked back a reverse of it's previous route
Neither appear on FR24 playback
On the right - seen tonight heading up from Seaford Head just East of Brighton and then via overhead Farnborough and onto home base Brize Norton was this RAF Airbus A400 Atlas C.1 ZM403 as 'Ascot 4589' - here passing through 15,000 feet
276A1587 & 276A1631
Get Lost / Heft-Reihe
"Get Lost!"
cover: Ross Andru; Mike Esposito
Mikeross Publications / USA 1954
Reprint: Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
From Day 16: bit.ly/1dTCmPu
Suffice to say, New Jersey was much more beautiful before it turned into the land of highways. And because it did, I know of no parks or woods within an hour of here where the roar of road and air traffic isn’t annihilating the solitude.
It’s a silly thing to complain about, but I get the feeling that many who would hear it around here have never experience real quiet. Because it’s not like the same kind of silence that you get in a closed room. It’s much better.
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ISO800 l 105mm l f/8 l 1/60s
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Week 52: Your Style
Well, this week I just took my favourite shot of the week (that wasn't of a pile of soil) and processed it how I normally do.
In considering this, I realise I should be less restrictive in my processing, try different things.
I also realise that I almost always frame shots the same way. And finally that I am still terrible in low light and I really need to learn to use a flash properly.
A photographic 2020 to the group and everyone else!
Not quite "Authentic" Santa Fe but anything Red and Silver is a good catch in my book. BNSF 519 leads M-CHIGAL west through Romeoville.