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This one is a pretty good one I guess... I used the 100mm macro lens for this as it is a faster lens than the kit lens I have. I am limited in space though, so I have to stand in the corner to shoot. I am learning; it's a little overexposed on her forehead, but I have found that the pictures look hot in the preview on the camera but when I put the RAW file into Affinity Photo, I can compensate for it mostly, so in the future, I will experiment with f2.8 perhaps or something. I had one light plus a bounce light for this one. I developed in Affinity Photo.
Today Mandy and I met at the car park in Jevington and we walked up to Friston Forest to use our macro lenses. It was grey and misty with very light rain coming and going. We had no route so just bimbled about making it up as we went along we had lunch in West Dean Church and so I had an 80mm macro lens and it was surprisingly adaptable to landscapes and general image making. So a great variety of all sorts for the day. As always a great day with lots to see and explore and definitely a place which needs many more visits at all times of year.
This is what happened when you gently poke one of its ends. It does look like a jungle green snake posing for a strike. In fact it is just a little green caterpillar ready to escape. Don't know the moth species, but it is one of the looper caterpillars (I.D. is appreciated) because it makes a loop when moving or posing I believe. It had a ride on the backpack to the car where it was spotted and put on a twig for few shots. Brown's Folly, Avon Wildlife Trust. Bathford, near Bath, Somerset, England.
Si alguien pensaba que no era posible…, los suizos lo hicieron!, un loop, para librar un gran desnivel, en un espacio muy corto. Este es el paraíso de los trenes, aquí encontraras de todo, trenes con encanto, sobre un trayecto que cruza los Alpes de norte a sur, imagínate el entorno!, viaductos y túneles impresionantes, lagos, trenes que conviven con los coches por el centro de la ciudad, y hasta un loop!. En verano de 2015, tuve la suerte de estar allí, hice el recorrido del Bernina Express, desde Chur en Suiza, hasta Tirano en Italia, y todas sus líneas transversales, Arosa, Disentis Muster, Davos, St. Moritz, Scuol Taraps, prácticamente todo. Si estáis buscando un sitio para ir el verano que viene, ya sabéis!. En la foto la ABe 4/4 III 55 (Diavolezza) en MM con ABe 4/4 III 56 (Corviglia), por Brusio (muy cerquita de Italia), El 26 de agosto de 2015
Indian Railways WDG-4D 70386 had been seen earlier at Phulera Junction, where a crew change had taken place. The train of 59 open box wagons of limestone grit destined for the Durgapur Steel Plant had travelled less than 10 kms from Phulera and was now about to be looped at Hirnoda where it would sit for over an hour before continuing eastbound.
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The northwest corner of the loop 'L' tracks, near Tower 18.
Chicagoist "Around Town" September 26, 2011.
Thanks, Chuck!
Explored #267
Loop da loop with a pair of light sticks while walking backwards in the pitch black of the underground storm drain called the Love Tunnel is a thrilling experience
Indian Railways WDG-3A Alco 14855 catches the late afternoon light in December 2016 as it eases its train of BCNA type vans into the north platform loop at Asalpur-Jobner station. The train was carrying Jaypee Group bagged cement and it would be held here for about twenty minutes to enable a Jaipur bound express service to pass.
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88010 leading 68016 over the Hertford Loop flyover, working 4Z45 Daventry to Mossend via North London Line and ECML.
Once upon a time there were one or two massive stars in the direction of constellation Cygnus. They exploded badly and shined extremely strongly for a short while 10 or 20 thousand years ago. The stars left this gas and dust behind. The irregular and random distribution of gas and dust are expanding at more than 100km/second at 2,400 light-years away from us. The high velocity makes the faint reddish arch surrounding the area like bow shock at the apex of ship. All in all, this is a supernova remnant. Thus they say.
Here is another sample of infrared bow shock in Camelopardalis:
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Equipment: Takahashi FSQ-130ED, F3 Reducer 0.6x, IDAS NB12 Dual Narrowband Filter, and EOS R-SP4II, modified by Seo San on ZWO AM5n Equatorial Mount, autoguided with Fujinon 1:2.8/75mm C-Mount Lens, Pentax x2 Extender, ZWO ASI 174MM-mini, and PHD2 Guiding
Exposure: 4 times x 900 seconds, 6 x 240 sec, and 6 x 60 seconds at ISO 6,400 and f/3.0, focal length 390mm
There encroached clouds, and exposure session got short.
site: 1,118m above sea level at lat. 38 56 39 North and long. 140 48 17 East in Iwakagami-daira on the southern slope of Mt. Kurikoma in Kurihara Miyagi 宮城県栗原市 栗駒山 いわかがみ平
Ambient temperature was around 13 degrees Celsius or 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Wind was mild.
In May of 2005 BNSF 731 is traversing Union Pacifics Mojave Subdivision. The train has just left Woodford and is headed South towards the Loop.
Shot on my hike of the Hogback Loop Trail in north Boulder, Colorado. I always worry about mountain lions when I hike alone in this area.
Advert tram 2048 is working loop line 4A (the clockwise loop) and is taking spot time at Place de l'Europe with trackage that's shared with Line 1. November 17, 2016. © 2016 Peter Ehrlich
Several omega-shaped piping expansion loops are apart of this insulated steam line in order to compensate for thermal expansion expected with service temperatures at about 400 degrees F. These omega- style loops are unusual to see in modern units because it is much more common now for them to be fabricated from straight pipe and elbows into a ‘U’ shape. This particular loop exists in an area of the plant that was first erected in the 1920s-30s.
You can select the width and depth of the 'U' that makes up the expansion joint to suit the expected growth. Regular steel expands at a rate of about 6.3 x 10E-6 inches per inch length and per degree F. So if a pipe 100 feet long heats up from 70F up to 450F it would grow almost 3" in length. In the field, those loops might be spaced about 150 to 200 feet apart on the average.
The Maze loop was recommended by a Ranger and while it didn't disappoint, I do have beef with the fact the trails in Joshua Tree are, compared to other parks I have been to, poorly labeled. Combined with a somewhat featureless landscape and it's amazing more people don't just wander off never to be seen again.
Endless loops! whoooooo back after skipping a couple of days!
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Sb600 shot above camera shot into a shoot through umbrella
Sb600 shot below camera in a shoot through umbrella @ 1/16 power triggered nikon cls
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Dogwood challenge. Week 17. Loop lighting. I have no off camera flash or a model. So this was the best model I had.
Another one from the hols in Co. Clare – bright morning light, billowing shower clouds and a lighthouse – what more do you want?? I used the Canon EFS 17-55 lens at f11, 20 mm and ISO 200 for 1/500th of second from the top of the compound wall.