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Fuji X-E1; Fujinon XF60mm f/2.4 Macro; Adobe Lightroom 5.7, Photoshop CS5, and Nik Silver Efex Pro
Trying some night photos with the Vivitar 28mm F1:2.5. (M42)
Loads of flaring. Let's keep it for macro and daytime landscapes.
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Kyoto, Japan.
Canon 5d + Canon 135mm f/2L
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AMAZING atmospheric conditions here..These shots are from about two years ago..just wanted to post them :-)
Overhead maintenance train (comprising Windhoff MPVs DR98012 and DR98009 Melvyn Smith 1953-2011) heads through Tamworth on 6Y54 08.30 Crewe EMD - Rugby DED.
3rd June 2015
I posted this as a follow up to the recent flooding. This is the Mississagi River, just past the dam. You can see the line where the water was. I have placed boxes to show these levels.
Imagine the water filling up the front of the shot to be level with where the dirt meets the leaves on the floor of the woods. You would only see water below that line. I'm guessing that is six to ten feet.
DRS Class 68 Bo-Bo 68011 heads through Tamworth LL on 6U76 08.59 Basford Hall - Mountsorrel empty autoballasters.
21st March 2016
From Ekerö water channel, after all snow this winter we have a lot of flooding areas now in the springtime !
Best in Large size!
La Ceja, Colombia; 2.300 meters above sea level.
The common name of this species is well-deserved: The Great Thrush is the largest member of this cosmopolitan genus, with some subspecies reaching 175 g, twice the weight of the average species of Turdus thrush. The Great Thrush is often the most common species in humid Andean habitats, above 2000 m from Venezuela south to western Bolivia.
Source: Neotropical Birds Online: neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/portal/species/overview?p_p...
Photographed from the ex Cambrian Railways Oswestry to Ellesmere high-level line which passed over the former GW line west of the high-level station sees 82E Bristol Barrow Road allocated "Modified Hall" Class 4-6-0 No 7924 'Thornycroft Hall' running at speed through Whittington Low Level with a Coton Hill to Saltney Junction fitted freight on July 10th 1965. Its was pretty much all downhill from Rednal in the east but once trains passed through the level crossing seen here situated between the signal box and the station building beyond it, engines travelling west to Gobowen generally opened up, climbing on a steady gradient to Derwen bridge about half a mile before Gobowen. The little stone structure seen on the right was the former crossing keepers cottage built by the London & North Western Railway
Tonight the thousands of birds dropped into the roost site with very little in the way of a murmuration.
best seen in black,
yesterday i was taking photograph of black winged kite....on a perch...all of suuden i saw a jungle cat ! it was large and gave a angry stare at me.....the camera was on spot metering mode and in hurry clicked the the wild cat.. the focus is not good eventhough the portrait looks fine.....
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L'enrunament de part de la inmensa nau de la antiga Artextil, a Sabadell. Esperem que no avanci més, la destrucció del patrimoni industrial...
Foto presa amb una Leica IIIb del 1938; rodet Ilford Delta 100.
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Half the former large textile factory know as Artextil, in Sabadell, being leveled to make room for flats. At least part of this industrial heritage will remain....
Picture taken with my Leica IIIb camera, made in 1938; Ilford Delta 100.