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Archive image taken at Peninsula ocean beach.

123 in 2023

#42 - Framed

 

Details from the base of Pod, a sculpture in the Burlington Sculpture Park by artist David Adilman.

 

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Winter Impressions in the Northern Black Forest near the city of Baden-Baden

Photo illustration with paint can, Photomator, Affinity Photo, and DistressedFX

Just some shelving in the spare room ;o)

Shot with the Canon EOS 70D and the Helios 44-2 lens.

 

HSS!! and have a lovely weekend!

 

Canon 70D: Here

Helios 44-2 and 44-M set: Here

Everyday Things : Here

Impressionen aus einer Schweizer Stadt

Regione di Lipetsk

 

Мимолётное впечатление / Липецкая обл.

Same shot, different impressions

写真は一つ、印象は別

Intentional camera movement using my iPhone with a slow shutter app... and a bit of waving around!

Staunton, Virginia. Have a great Friday everyone! Push "L" to see the large one.

Using ICM for a different take on Newcastle Quayside and the Swing Bridge.

A photo from New York City circa 1990.

 

Scanned on an HP 525B, touched-up, distressed and framed in Photoshop.

  

tornando a casa

 

Genova-Cornigliano

This photo of the Tham Kra Sae Bridge in Thailand fits perfectly with my planning for the day.

I'll be getting on a train shortly and going on a short photo trip.

However, unfortunately I don't have the opportunity to travel through such a magnificent area to such a fantastic place.

Instead, I stay in cold Germany and travel to Hamburg for two nights, where I have been wanting to take photos again for a long time.

I'm assuming that the route I'll be traveling on will give the impression of being a little more stable than this wooden construction can. However, the construction time of this viaduct was only 17 days and the craftsmen were prisoners of war of the Japanese.

By the way, this train takes around 5 hours for the entire route of around 180 km. I definitely trust Deutsche Bahn to be able to cover the 400 km to Hamburg in this time.

 

Dieses Foto von der Tham Kra Sae Brücke in Thailand passt hervorragend zu meiner heutigen Tagesplanung.

Ich steige nämlich in Kürze ebenfalls in einen Zug und begebe mich auf einen kurzen Fototrip.

Allerdings habe ich leider nicht die Möglichkeit durch solch eine grandiose Gegend an solchen einen traumhaften Ort zu reisen.

Stattdessen verbleibe ich im kalten Deutschland und fahre für zwei Nächte nach Hamburg, wo ich schon lange wieder einmal fotografieren will.

Ich gehe mal davon aus, dass die Strecke auf der ich unterwegs sein werde einen etwas stabileren Eindruck erweckt als es diese hölzerne Kontruktion vermag. Allerdings war die Bauzeit dieses Viaduktes auch nur 17 Tage und die Handwerker Kriegsgefangene der Japaner.

Dieser Zug braucht übrigens ca. 5 Stunden für die gesamte Strecke von ca. 180 km. Ich traue der Deutschen Bahn auf jeden Fall zu, die 400 km nach Hamburg auch in dieser Zeit bewältigen zu können.

 

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Sun setting in the Grasslands

 

Nature Preserve Trail

 

Captured w/Apple iPhone 8 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8

 

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L’impressionnant Airbus A400M Atlas de l’Armée de l’Air française en pleine démonstration à Air Legend ! Vue dynamique avec hélices en flou de mouvement, ciel tourmenté dramatique et puissance visible.

Capturé lors d’un air show épique, cet avion de transport tactique polyvalent (37 tonnes de charge, STOL, ravitaillement en vol) impressionne toujours par ses capacités.

#aviation #airshow #A400M #AirLegend

The old-mill in Borrowdale................loses focus if viewed larger, something that happens to a lot of my pics..😒

Every spring I notice late-to-drop oak leaves create impressions as they slowly sink down into the melting snow. Having somehow hung on all the harsh winter, they finally let go and reach their final resting place, the snow acting as a kind of funeral platform encouraging a last view and payment of respect to these entities which cause so much benefit and pleasure in the course of their one year life span.

 

Over the years, I have taken more photos of this phenomenon than perhaps any other and, yet, I don't think I've ever posted one. (Although, as my memory fades with the years, I may have...) I'm not sure why. I've also messed with lots of processing and somehow never seem completely happy with the result, moving on to other things. In any event, the temperatures are creating a rapid end to the snow for this year and the sequence begins yet again....out with the old and in with the new. And while I can't say I'm completely happy with this result, one has to start somewhere, so here's my tribute...

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