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The centennial flame provided some warmth during our evening visit when the temperature dropped to minus 13C.

Pipes with heat from the local power plant in Kołobrzeg (Kolberg), Poland. District heating pipes are still visible in some places of the town but were mostly moved underground.

Taken on Kodak Ektar 100.

Scanned IR Lith print.

 

Rolleiflex T w/ Tessar 75 mm/f3.5 + Rollei original IR filter for Bay 1.

June 15, 2026.

 

Rollei IR 400, developed in HC-110 (25+475), semistand 1 h. Exp @ 125/5.6 (EV 12).

 

Lith printed on Foma Retrobrom 152 Sp and developed in two baths:

 

1. Moersch Easy Lith (20+20+660).

2. Moersch Lith Omega (1+100).

 

Untoned.

 

PS borders.

 

An attempt to reach the same good handheld result as IR-shooting with handheld Holga (thanks Neal).

However, this became over the top with very dense and hard to print negs. Probably both overexposed and overdeveloped.

Next time I'll try 125/8 and 15-20 ml HC-110, semistand 1 h.

 

Main provider of central heating in Skoghall.

The heating plant of Ljubljana Moste, Slovenia, still a great pollution problem of its surroundings.

The heating plant in Karlstad, Sweden.

Within a week, the summer temperatures have plummeted from 27° to 12°. Time to switch on Minnie's heating pad. Her favourite thing to do with it is to warm her 16-year-old hips.

Orlando Balloon Glow at Baldwin Park

 

more info: edrosack.com/2018/11/25/orlando-balloon-glow/

A loaded 1600 tons heating oil train led by a DB Cargo TRAXX 185 Loco climbs up the 0,8 percent slope "Rekawinkler Mountain" near Rekawinkel Station. (Lower Austria)

 

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The laziest entry I've ever done for a contest. The shame is unbearable.

Made in a couple hours as a Bio-cup entry for the eliminatories.

 

A couple more pics there

NJT 4210 leads a weekend extra for URHS's open museum day, past the iconic Dixon Oil & Heating building in Mountain Lakes NJ. After dropping off passengers, the train would deadhead to Port Morris and end their day. Luckily the parking lot only hosted a company van to complement the shot.

Designed by Rudolf Steiner, 1914. Dornach, Switzerland.

Photo: Stefano Perego.

Hot air balloon festival Vármezõ 2015

  

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Featuring Lana's Stella Suit at the curves event

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Hi, so yes I am alive. RL has just been a real pain in the butt lately but I'm slowly getting back to normal, it's been alot of prepping for my Mother to move while I stay back, work issues etc you know the drill!

 

But I am slowly re-pacing myself even if it is slowly.

 

Future updates about the blog will be coming soon so keep an eye out if you are interested and if you are not...pretty pictures will be popping up!

 

Backdrop and pose are both from foxcity -The Vacay Pose set and the Pool Party Backdrop

 

blog - harleypi.wixsite.com/artsyharley/home/heating-up

Macro Mondays 22/04/19 theme.Bottle Cap

 

I found this bottle and stopper years ago on a rifle range and assumed the war grade on the cap referred to the substance inside but I have now found out it relates to the stopper itself.The screw stopper is made from vulcanite which is rubber that through the process of heating (vulcanisation) at 115 degrees Celsius and with sulphur and linseed oil added produced a durable hard rubber material.During the 2nd World War rubber was in short supply due to the Japanese invasion of Malaya and Dutch East Indies. Due to the need for rubber for gas masks, gaskets, tires and thousands of other military uses the humble stopper was made of poorer quality materials with less rubber than pre-war examples and marked War Grade.In other examples there is also a dip in the top which saved even more rubber.

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Wroxeter Roman City near Shrewsbury on Monday 17th July 2023. The hypocaust system was part of the under floor heating, however, the pilae stacks seen here are modern replicas as many of the originals were stolen by Victorian souvenir hunters.

Eli heated her sinuses with IR lamp. AN occasion for low key photo.

There are two ways that I see this building. I actually have classes in it, it's where all the 3D art happens; metals, ceramics, bronzing, etc. This image shows that I see it as old, dirty, and a treasure. And I also see it as funky, a best kept secret, and classic.

 

Taken from room 20 in Garwood.

By a campfire on the border of the Sahara desert, Morocco.

Heizkraftwerk an der Friedensbrücke

Würzburg

It's not in this house and it's only their additional heat source. They got normal heating too. You can see the heads of the 19th century "Jean qui pleure et Jean qui rit" ('John who cries and John who laughs').

Sheffield botanical gardens

The temperatures heating up this side of the pond its always good to have layers you can take off..... with this outfit you can take the jacket off and expose those gorgeous shoulders ( being careful not to burn of course)slip your stockings and leg garters off if you fancy a paddle or just chill by the bar looking good lol...

 

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Have fun in the sun this next few days people...But be Careful

  

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Catwa Head Catya

 

Shot at a Private Residence

  

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The sun seems to burn through the low clouds hanging over the St. Lawrence River. It's been a remarkably quick break up of the ice, no doubt, driven by climate change.

Captured with Cosina Cosinon-W 28mm f2 lens

HEATING UP THE NIGHT IN STYLE

I was playing around with long exposures last night as I got the grill ready for cooking, and was a bit surprised at how the camera apparently captured lots of sparks or embers rising off the coals in this 30-second shot. I rather like the effect.

 

For Our Daily Challenge: Object Describing Your Personality…I’d much rather chow down on burgers or steaks from the backyard grill than eat out at a fancy restaurant.

 

Also for Sliders Sunday: I added some Orton and other effects.

 

HSS!

 

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