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SP X9172E with the single helper unit behind the caboose is at Edison, CA Mojave Subdivision, Tehachapi Pass, on February 20, 1983.
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First off, I think I need a better Butterfly book, so would love to hear your recommendations.
The closest match I can find in my current book is a Clouded Skipper. However, I am not very confident in the Clouded part. I am pretty confident that it is a Skipper of some variety. Any help would be appreciated.
Another shot in the comment section below.
Helper, Utah.
Camera: Olympus Stylus Epic DLX (1997)
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Process: TheDarkroom.com
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Taken in Firenze, Italy
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.. gulls at the lakhota lake. for hours, every morning 100s of people feed these 1000s of gulls with specially prepared low quality fried 'ganthiya' & 'roti', in name of either religion or duty. this reminds me of a children's joke - birds screaming 'save me' 'save me' & people responding with 'ganthiya'!
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Good luck to all our pals in the path of Hurricane Irene on the East Coast, especially our friend Toni who lives in a mandatory evacuation area and is desperately trying to find a shelter where she can take her beautiful dog Bobby. If anyone who is near or in the Long Branch, NJ area and can help in anyway please go to her page and get in touch.
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I thought it might be time to throw in some colour, but I always get quite anxious about it! Still, I've got a good shadow to keep me company and help me feel at home...
And for those who don't get into these things, turn away now as there will be no more here about this here shot, but rather I am accepting Nina's www.flickr.com/photos/21560098@N06 challenge to keep talking about myself. I have to admit, it kinda makes me feel a bit of a dick, but I'm sure I'm just being silly. Hopefully.
1. Needless to say after that, but I can get quite anxious over how people will take my meaning, if you take my meaning. Now, this is only the case if I like or respect you. If I don't know you, don't like you or think you're a dead shit, then who gives a brass razoo what you think, but if I like you etc, then I worry about shitting you off. But usually I'm quite good at turning the worry off, or at last ignoring it!!
2. In repose I can look really stern, but at the same time I smile so much that the crows feet on either side of my eyes have been mini valleys since I was in my late teens!
3. I love a good midnight boogie in the back garden with my ipod.
4. Half my family are musicians, as are a large number of my friends, but I've never had the patience or courage to learn anything. But I've started to realise I can sing a bit. That's fun, although I've yet to subject anyone to it much!
5. I worked in bookshops for about 8 years and have always had a real thing for books. I have over 5000 of the buggers and they cover every available (spare) surface in our living room. As well as the five bookcases and the picture rail running around the room. Although I haven't read many books this past year and a half as my reading has been almost entirely online and related to various projects and work, books have been my salvation, temptation, inspiration and balm for many years and I'm sure they will continue to be so.
Someone in distress or someone to flee?
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I created this ghost shadow image of my dog about 10 years ago, using Photoshop Elements. I would like to use this effect in other images but cannot remember how to do it. I have searched on the internet but cannot find instructions there. Is there anyone who could help me, please?
Can anyone help? I had this flower in the garden last year I think it came with a meadow flower mix. Anyway, I liked it very much but have been unable to identify it. The closest I have found is Pheasant eye but all the images I have found look different in some way, many more petals for example.
If im lucky they will have seeded and return if not I really would like to order some more but of course I need to know what they are . Any help appreciated.
Identified Ruby Flax
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• Camera: Nikon FM
• Film: UXi Super 200
#6311, 6309, 6301, and 6310 prepare to depart after helping Y90 up the grade to the Curve. This was the odd consist as it had 4 helpers compared to only 2 main locomotives.
Over the years, Burlington Northern has used quite a few different locomotive models to help trains over Nebraska's Crawford Hill. Even LMX B39-8s were tested up here for a short period. Back in May 1995, BN was using relatively new SD70MAC pairs to help the coal trains over the top. Here a loaded train heads uphill with a pair, while another set glides down the hill back to Crawford.
marooned on an island, a bonus sends for help...
Acrylic on reused carton/cardboard.
For Too8pe's It's Yours, Singapore
Well I managed to get a foot although this wasn't my initial idea! Nonetheless, I did fall down the "cute" route today!!
This is Lewis sitting back chillin' with his little dog. I asked him to sit down beside his little dog but it would have been easier if I asked his little friend to "roll-over"!! Finally, by a little persuasion and a cookie he did as asked although his feet were flying all over the place ..... take 20, Lewis!!
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SD70Ace 8316 stands at Helper Utah with 3 Union Pacific GE's waiting their turn to assist a train to Soldier summit
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Me quiero pasar al mundo réflex. Necesito vuestra ayuda.
Después de mucho pensar y muchas vueltas en la cabeza y por internet, creo que tengo una decisión tomada sobre qué comprar para dar este paso… pero me gustaría saber vuestra opinión y recibir vuestros consejos, que os agradezco de antemano.
CUERPO: Nikon D7000
Quiero un cuerpo que me dure y, en principio, no me interesa estar a la última, sino disponer de una cámara que me responda, que me permita crecer y evolucionar con ella y creo que esta es una buena opción. En un principio me había decantado más por la D5000 (y sucesoras), pero aunque, por ejemplo, la pantalla abatible me encanta, también creo que es un elemento frágil y quiero una cámara duradera. La D7000 permite utilizar objetivos sin motor de enfoque, dispone de doble ranura para las tarjetas, mejor manejo (doble rueda, accesos directos, más personalización)…
Y sí, acaban de anunciar la D7100 (COMPARATIVA). Pero creo que las mejoras que propone (más megapíxeles, más puntos de enfoque y ausencia de filtro de paso bajo) a mí no me compensan el aumento de precio. Además, se supone que en poco tiempo el precio de la D7000 bajará algo, si no me despisto y desaparece del mercado rápido.
OBJETIVO: sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 dc macro os hsm **** O... Tamron 17-50 2.8
Quiero un objetivo moderadamente luminoso y versátil… y no quiero gastar muchísimo dinero. Sé que una focal fija me daría más luminosidad y calidad, pero menos versatilidad, para empezar. El siguiente objetivo que compre será una focal fija, ya os avisaré.
Pero, para empezar, me parece que este objetivo es más luminoso que los objetivos de kit, dispone de un rango de zoom similar al de mi LX5, lo que me viene bien para no sentirme demasiado raro al principio y, además, dispone de una interesante capacidad macro que, aunque no me voy a deshacer, ni mucho menos de mi LX5, me viene bien disponer de ello también con la réflex.
Por preguntar... dudas con el Tamron 17-50 2.8
Leyendo vuestros comentarios, efectivamente, me surge la duda.... prescindir de esos 20mm y del modo macro (que mi LX5 gestiona muy bien) y quedarme con la apertura fija y buenas condiciones con poca luz, bokeh...
Sigo escuchando/leyendo, Gracias.
COMPRA: una locura.
Para empezar, en Salamanca, mi ciudad, no puedo comprar el cuerpo por separado… tengo que recurrir a tiendas en Madrid o a compra por Internet.
Por lo que he leído, ciertos objetivos de Sigma dan fallos y hay que devolverlos, otros funcionan perfectamente.
Os dejo una lista de precios y de lugares… ¿tenéis experiencia con ellos?¿conocéis cómo funcionan?¿alguna otra sugerencia de sitio?
FOTOBOOM: Cuerpo (952,94), Objetivo (449,88), Total (1402,82).
REDCOON: Cuerpo (789), Objetivo (389), Total (1178).
DUKE: Cuerpo (799), Objetivo (369), Total (1168).
AMAZON: Cuerpo (896,95), Objetivo (376,36), Total (1273,31).
PIXMANIA: Cuerpo (799), Objetivo (355), Total (1154).
FOTOCASION: Cuerpo (950), Objetivo (390), Total (1340).
technikdirekt.de: Cuerpo (900), Objetivo (372), Total (1272).
CASANOVAFOTO: Cuerpo (995), Objetivo (444), Total (1439).
- - - MUCHAS GRACIAS - - -
I want to get into the reflex world, and I need your help.
After thinking a lot and looking for a lot at different internet pages, I think I’ve take a decision about what to buy... but I’d like to know your opinion and receive your suggestions, which I thank you in advance.
BODY: Nikon D7000
I want a durable body, not a last technology one… I want a camera that responses and that allows me to evolve and to grow and learn with it, and I think this one is a good option. I began considering the D500 (and its followers), but, loving the tilt screen, I also think it’s a fragile element and I want a camera that lasts. The D7000 allows to use old non-engined lenses, it has a double card slot and better handling (double ring, direct accesses, better personalization)…
And, yes, the D7100 has just been announced (COMPARATIVA). But I think that the improvements (more megapixels, more AF points, no low-pass filter)are not justified by the price. And I hope the price of the D7000 to be reduced and to get it in time, before it disappears from the stores.
LENS: sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 dc macro os hsm *** OR.... Tamron 17-50 2.8
I want a versatile and fast lens…. And not to spend a lot of money. I know a fixed lens will give more light and quality, but it’s less versatile, to begin with it. The next one will be a fixed one, I’ll ask you about it.
But, to begin in the reflex world, I think this one is faster (in terms of light) than the kit ones and the zoom is similar to the one on my LX5…. which is important not to feel strange at the beginning. It also has some nice macro capabilities that, are useful for me. The LX5 is great on that and I’m not going to abandon it.
Just after asking... some doubts about the Tamron 17-50 2.8
Reading your comments, it may be better to get into that fixed apperture even loosing those 20mm and macro capabilities (that my LX5 resolvs pretty well).
Thanks again.
SHOPS: getting crazy.
It’s impossible to buy the body alone in Salamanca, my city… I have to go to Madrid or buy it from online stores.
As far as I’ve read, there are some problems with some Sigma lenses, and you have to return them and get a new one… and some others just work fine.
I put here a list of prices and stores…. Do yo have any experience on these? Do you know how they work? Any other suggestion?
FOTOBOOM: Body (952,94), Lens (449,88), Total (1402,82).
REDCOON: Body (789), Lens (389), Total (1178).
DUKE: Body (799), Lens (369), Total (1168).
AMAZON: Body (896,95), Lens (376,36), Total (1273,31).
PIXMANIA: Body (799), Lens (355), Total (1154).
FOTOCASION: Body (950), Lens (390), Total (1340).
technikdirekt.de: Body (900), Lens (372), Total (1272).
CASANOVAFOTO: Body (995), Lens (444), Total (1439).
- - - THANK YOU VERY MUCH - - -
Taken with my new (to me) Fuji GX680. 3 of the 9 shots have this flare thing in that spot. Light leak in bellows?
How does one troubleshoot this?
ETA:
Took the back off, raised the mirror, shined a flashlight inside in a dark room. There's defnitely a corner where light shines through; and it makes sense, as the flare only appears on closer up shots (and not all of them) where the bellows is extended more than normal.
Gotta get black silicon goop... and two 1/2AA batteries with axial leads to repair the backs.
ETAA:
Ordered both from Amazon....
And if you're curious why I'd bother: zoom in on the foliage lower right. So sharp ... even given mediocre Epson scan.
Update 10/21 - one of the backs is fixed, and the bellows is now passing the flashlight test. Another test roll 2morrow....