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I loved the leading lines on these dunes and was pleasantly surprised when it got dark and the Milky Way was so nicely positioned.
I managed to get this photo just before the clouds rolled in and the wind picked up.
Half a dozen TC&W Geeps lead the "Saint Paul" Turn through Nicollet Island on their way back west after interchanging with CPKC at Humboldt. Those leaves must have a lot of willpower to make it this late into November without changing colors.
The Battery Point lighthouse is seen in the distance (it's really there if you view large ;-) from an overlook near Crescent City, California.
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Intake II is a small manmade lake on Bishop Creek, which is much more appealing than its nondescript name would lead you to believe. I first heard of this area from a gentleman in the Bishop, California Visitors Center and was pleased to discover this beautiful lake in the mountains to the west. On this morning I had great light and calm winds, allowing me to capture the colors and their reflection ... with a hint of lake-fog on the water.
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Prior to the Vivid lights coming at 6pm, I walked up the hill from my work to this walkway over the Warringah Freeway. Used my zoom fish eye @ 15mm to fill in the foreground as much as possible.
Used in the previous image as a computer screenshot, this is the original. The camera (Leica M8) has about 10MP, and my computer screen is able to cope with this resolution. Therefore, there is not too much difference in terms of image quality between the original and the image reproduced on the screen.
What's prettier- the forest, wildflowers, or the river? It's a real toss up. All the elements combine to make a stunning scene in Bristol. The forest lead in to the river and woods beyond was a sight I could stare at for hours.
Happy New Photographic Year! =)
This was taken a few minutes after the last shot at Teignmouth, Devon, UK. I like how the church tower stands out.
An old wall lamp with an images of Jesus in the leaded glass installed on the wall by the Chichester Cathedral.
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CN L55931 26 back down the glass lead spur in Brampton after switching out hoppers from O-I Canada Corp. They will put their cut of hoppers in a siding before grabbing a boxcar (that they left behind earlier) bound for Zochem Inc. Power is a trio of zebra GP38-2s, CN 4710, CN 4716, CN 4713.
Eli, being Alpha, will do everything to be in the lead.
Many have been asking why I was selling my 5D3. Truth be told, as good as it was, I've totally switched over to Fuji. Fuji's are lighter, have style, and are practically as good. The one area they lack, is in auto-focus tracking, hence all these actions shots of the boys this week with the Canon. This is the last of the 5D3 for the 366, as later on in the day, it found a very good home.
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A long blue lead pipe sticking out of a drain, beside a multi-storey carpark. I've got Cluedo on my mind, which is why I am assuming that the pipe is made of lead.
Spring is Here! =)
I don't have dedicated macro lens (yet), so I've given a try to my 18-35 G UWA lens.
Another shot - in this case by the wide angle lens - from the muddy and steep mountain-side. "Macro" experiment #2
"Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby." Langston Hughes.
Here you can see how early car manufacturers used lead (instead of Bondo) to fill in roof joints. Notice how sanding (file) marks are still present in the lead. More importantly, just how thick the early paint jobs had to be to cover these scratches up.
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Konica T4
40mm f1.8
Fuji 4791 duplicating film.
POTA developer, 12 Minutes.