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The hazards of leaving at 6am: instead of programming my GPS for the William Penn Hotel it was set for a church in Lynbrook NY. "Our Lady of Peace" is a wonderful church but they don't have many discussions of IBM software products there. Fortunately, I noticed just after leaving Tim Horton's and so was able to re-set the destination for Pittsburgh.
Level crossing west of Odnes station on the disused Valdres line
Planovergang vest for Odnes stasjon på den nedlagte Valdresbanen
The Level (sometimes referred to as Colby Level or simply Level) is a seasonally operated request stop on the Isle of Man Railway located in the sheading of Rushen on the Isle of Man. This is the sole remaining section of the railway which once spanned over 46 miles with lines to Peel in the west, Ramsey in the north and the mining village of Foxdale in the centre of the island.
This must be the smallest station on the IOM network being only one carriage length!
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Taken on a Nikon Fm with HP5 400 film and hand printed. High Level Bridge, Newcastle Upon Tyne.
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Quick wonder out nice and early this morning and as somebody pointer out to me the weather was TRICKERY.
This shot is another attempt at some HDR. If anyone can point me in the correct direction for some good pointers at processing HDR on a MAC (using photomatrix) please let me know in the comments.
A parking garage dressed up like a rainbow.
I loved how this everyday structure became something joyful, almost absurd — repetition made vibrant. It’s a rare moment when concrete feels lighthearted.
Shot with the Fujifilm X-T3 and 35mm f/2 lens.
Sigma 150mm with raynox DCR-250, homemade flash diffuser and reflector.
4 seconds f/32 ISO 200 rear sync on camera flash.
Single image (no focus stacking of multiple exposures!) no crop, only downsized for internet use - raw to jpeg conversion using Rawtherapee adjusting levels to suit my eye :)
Found this recently deceased, clean and dust free wasp at work.
Thinking it may make a good macro subject, i made a stand to hold this lil' critter out of a short piece of 2.5mmsq multi-strand copper wire, stripping half inch of insulation off one end then using just a couple of strands to wrap around it's body and curling the rest of the wire round in a loop to form a kind of base.
Camera was tripod mounted with my homemade flash diffuser mounted over the camera's onboard flash. Flash was set to rear sync mode ( fires near end of exposure ) as i was using such a long exposure time. This was because i used a silver reflector form the right hand side to try and create a highlight of the mouth parts which i couldn't fill with only one light source. Also, this brought more colour to the background in this environment ( my kitchen worktop with halogen lights from above).
I'm really pleased how this has come out. Sometimes insects on first sight creep me out, but seeing them on this level of magnification and detail is really quite something. To see how their body's are made up is fascinating, the ball and socket joint of the antenna base, along with it's many segments is one example that can not usually be seen :)
We Got Your bloodwork back and everything looks good except for your cheese levels.....Cheddar isn't too bad but your Swiss and Provolone are off the charts!
As ever the Somerset Levels became flooded after heavy rain following the thawing of the recent snow falls.
Boxing Day walk around Harters Hill, Somerset (2013)
Glastonbury Tour can be seem in the distance to the right of the large tree
Desert cleared of all its vegetation and animals... and even the sand dunes themselves. The trucks are shifting sand around to level the area.