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With your hapless photographer in hot pursuit of a northbound train on a sunny day, how could he avoid the backlit nasties? Why, resort to a cliché, of course! Since there weren't any cemeteries or American flags nearby, I threw my camera on the road and hoped for the best.
This is CP's Northfield Job, which has been running half-daily (down one day, back the next) in the EHH era, dropping cars for Progressive Rail in Northfield and Rosemount.
Power on today's train is SOO 4438 (GP38-2), CP 4401 (GP38-2), and CP 6222 (SD60).
Exposure was badly botched, hopefully the corrections have made it somewhat tolerable.
3 pieces of ice as tripod. Pažaislis, 2018-03-18.
Camera: Ežys sim box (Altoids equivalent)
Paper: Kodak Polymax RC, 6x9.5 cm
Exposure: 60 s, sunny
Developer: D-76 1:1
Scanner: CanoScan 9950f
It is easy to understand why it is called Kirkjufell (church mountain) when you view it first. From the front side you feel like looking at a church tower.
This is one of a landscape photographers dream location on iceland. First eve we got there heavy rain and storm makes it inpossible to take pictures. The night was nearly a sleepless night cause the storms was so strong that I was in fear our campvan would fall over. But next morning luck was with us the rain stops and the hill shelders us from dirct blow of the strom. Additionally the sun some short spots trough the clouds.
Looking like she is cruising along at high speed, this Bulgarian 4-8-2 racehorse is actually standing still. Just as she pulled up to my position, the drivers started slipping furiously, and for several minutes the driver failed to get her moving, all the while thrashing away. The best stationary show I have ever experienced. Thanks to Bernd Seiler of Farrail for another excellent tour.
I love it when then sun stands at a low angle and touches usually unspectacular things..
Added several layers of textures to accomplish a painterly finish...
Please press "L" to see the simulated brush marks...;-)
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Un paseo por el Acebrón. Doñana.
"Tras arder siempre, nunca consumirme,
Y tras siempre llorar, nunca acabarme;
Tras tanto caminar, nunca cansarme,
Y tras siempre vivir, jamás morirme;
Después de tanto mal, no arrepentirme;
Tras tanto engaño, no desengañarme;
Después de tantas penas, no alegrarme,
Y tras tanto dolor, nunca reírme;
En tantos laberintos, no perderme,
Ni haber, tras tanto olvido, recordado,
¿qué fin alegre puede prometerme?
Antes muerto estaré que escarmentado:
Ya no pienso tratar de defenderme,
Sino de ser de veras desdichado." Quevedo
I saw the glow and needed a picture. But, of course, the glow-up needed a little boosting in Photoshop Happy Sliders Sunday
At the Fairview-Riverside State Park, Madisonville, Louisiana
#LowAngle for #FlickrFriday
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Street view in Luxembourg City, the Central Train station in the background.
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A few of these popped up in my yard on this chilly October day.
41 degrees F (5 C)
Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA
These little bulbous flowers just started to bloom as some of my older Crocus finishing, they are very tiny and stay low to the ground, Glory of the snow, is one of those flowers guaranteed to make you smile when you see them come up,
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