Eyes on you. Mirrored image of cherry red car headlamps.

Stumbled across this one whilst browsing through some albums on the PC. Shades of Vauxhall Victor FE in those headlamps?

DVLA says imported to the UK in 2002, hasn't been on the road since 2008 :-(

Continuous sunny weather has been detrimental to shooting landscapes, but I managed to find this locomotive hiding in the shade

Heythuysen, Limburg

Outdoor portrait in the winter illumiated by a headlamp

Headlamps in wash near White Tank Campground; Joshua Tree National Park, CA. January 10, 2009

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For a shorter 30 minute drive this outdoor rustic prairie museum destination is a favorite, I wanted to post each as individual images, but then decided a triptych version in one pano would kill three birds. I apologize for the width at 4500 pixels, but do view large if possible. I chatted with the land owner who inherited this collection, sadly he is slowly cleaning up this scattering of metal, wood, artifacts and glass, moving the junkers to reclamation vendors for a neater property. Its been a photographic blast.

I choose the title not because I thought the scene an eye sore, but I'm always bemused at headlights gone missing on rustic old vehicles, the appearance of a shiny socket always reminds me of the eye's anatomy.

*Please view LARGE for best rural detail

**Textures courtesy of skeletal mess, cleanzor, cathairstudios.

at the Brisbane Tramway Museum, the lights are on.

Asilidae

3 hours of 30-second exposures (bigger)

With some passing airplanes and a late night bathroom break.

Nikon F80

Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D

Ilford HP5+

Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9mins @ 20°

Crazy Tuesday - Car Details:

Detailed view of patterns created by the reflecting panels in a car headlamp.

Evening with sun setting to the right.

12319 Kolkata Chitpur-Agra Cantonment weekly super fast Express enters Dankuni (DKAE) railway station after a massive turnout from Sealdah side to continue its journey towards the first halt Durgapur (DGR). The train was running bang on time. The loco was a red hot mid-mounted headlamp equipped Howrah (HWH) #22528 WAP 4E !

Location : Dankuni (DKAE), Eastern Railway, West Bengal.

Date : 26 th May, 2016.

Tulips catch the sunlight in the Logan / Dupont neighborhood of Washington, DC.

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Fujica GW690

Kodak Ektar

Lab developed.

Home scanned and converted with Negative Lab Pro.

detail of the front of a hotrod.

The Feathers at Frenchman Coulee near Vantage, Washington. One of the most popular rock climbing areas in the state.

I sat near here for a couple of hours. The stars were amazing. They make me feel so small, and insignificant -- but not in a bad way.

I used my headlamp to brighten some areas of the rock in this shot.

Remainders of a sunrise shoot at Windang Island, Lake Illawarra, Shellharbour, NSW

Olympus OM-1 w M.Zuiko 12-40/2.8 Pro

ISO400 f/11 17mm -0.3ev

Single frame raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 8, colour graded in Nik 7 Color Efex and finished off back in PhotoLab.

AMF Roadmaster bicycle sporting a fancy dual lamp headlight.

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From an old Chevy truck.

Vintage automobile detail through the showroom window at the Academy of Art University

San Francisco, California

using a borrowed Sony a7s I was able to reduce the shutter speed so there is little blur in the stars helping to make this one crisp. I added the headlamp becasue it looks really cool!

30 second exposure.

Taken with the Nikon D5100

Thanks Paul.....

Testing out a new headlamp in front of an old mansion in Sweden.

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Bus No.: 1540

Body: Partex Auto Body

Chassis: Nissan Diesel RB46S

Engine: Nissan Diesel PE6T

Route:

Location: VLI Terminal, Caloocan City

*thanks to eemvie for the picture.

The headlamps are set and the driver peers over the side of 7F 0-8-0 49063 as the loco is about to move out of Aston shed. To the right is an unidentified Stanier Black 5. The shed occupied a cramped position with running lines on the right, Long Acre (with the houses) behind and Holborn Hill to the left, Most recently the site has been a bus depot.

49063 was a G2A based on a Bowen-Cooke design but introduced into traffic 1936 - 1946*, this loco was withdrawn in June 1959 and was an Aston resident at the time of this picture.

*As often happens there is a conflict between info on the internet and written work on this loco.

Peter Shoesmith 22/6/1957

Copyright Geoff Dowling & John Whitehouse; all rights reserved.

**This picture appeared as a very poor reproduction in British Railways Past and Present 61 'Birmingham' Dowling & Whitehouse 2010

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Ready to glow

Pentax 67 - 105/2.4 - Portra 400 self developed with the Fuji C-41 Kit at 35'C (5:30min)

packed my equipment for the indonesia trip.... ;)

Sony a6000 with 16-50 kit lens

Walimex/Samyang 8/2.8 fish-eye

Walimex/Samyang 12/2

Sigma 90mm 2.8 Macro with extension tube

Minolta MC Rokkor-PG 50mm f/1.4

Minolta MD Tele Rokkor 1:2.8 135mm

Mantona DSLM Travel Tripod

Mantona Rhodolit Backpack

YONGNUO YN560 IV Flash and wireless remote

flash bracket and magic arm

Headlamp

Raynox dcr-250

Manfrotto MTPIXI-B PIXI mini tripod

I decided that I would try and hike to St. Marks Summit for sunset tonight. It was a pretty nice hike with some cool stops/views along the way. I was fortunate enough to get some really awesome cloud formations, although I never really got a colourful light show. I’m going to try again for sure ;-).

Trekking down in the dark was a little sketchy, but not too bad. I had my headlamp on, but there were some slippery tree roots for the first half way down. You’d think that going up would take longer but this was not at all the case. I’d estimate that it took 15-20 minutes longer on the way down.

Mughalsarai based WAP-4 #22207 with mid mounted headlamps arrives Madhubani railway station with 55518 Jaynagar Darbhanga Passenger. This train uses rake of Janki Express.

Old Ford truck