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Nankeen Kestrel preening for my camera. Beautiful little falcon let me sit with him for at least 5 mins before another car scared him off. Twas beautiful.
I think cinema, movies, and magic have always been closely associated. The very earliest people who made film were magicians. Francis Ford Coppola
Dire Straits - Making Movies (full album )
A re-edit of an old shot from 2016. I've been going through the archives, trying to make a bit more space on HD.
A quick upload of some photographs taken in the wonderful Museum of Making (I’m still not happy about the name, it seems like ‘Industrial Museum’ was too highbrow). Still, the exhibits and space are all ubër interesting. Of necessity I’m leaving the descriptions until later when I’ve more time…I’ve a dead laptop battery to replace first. Honestly, my MacBook Pro needs a new battery every 12 years, it’s just not good enough 😂
Hi there,
Last summer, one of my goals was to try and capture a bee in-flight with my macro lens. This is one of my bizillion attempts.
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And it's not even my desk, it is my wife's! Of course, I will clean up once the photos are done. However, I find these painting paraphernalia picturesque and sometimes evocative. They do seem to have a visual "Mehrwert" and point to something beyond, something not yet accomplished. Fuji X-Pro1.
LTV Mining F units in ABBBA formation are sounding awesome as they climb the grade out of the dock at Taconite Harbor. September 1995.
Making its first revenue trip in a new and unique "Fast Freight" paint scheme, ex-SBD SD50 8550 leads the NRFF as it splits the signals at MP 99 on the climb out of Tamaqua. The 5019, SD40-2s 3055 and 3057, and SD38 2003 are getting a workout with roughly 4800 tons of freight in tow.
This is as close to waves as I can get without driving eight or ten hours. Lens is a 24mm Canon FD f2.8 at f5.6. Also used a polarizer to cut glare on the water.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
The doorway to The Ivy in Glasgow is a popular spot for social media photographs. I do wonder how many go on to eat inside, or can even afford to.
We live through turbulent times in an increasingly crazy world. Take care, take photos and keep making memories.
Stay safe my Flickr friends.
I placed the light source very low at the right side to get light and dark lines and put a red filter before before the light to give it a more gloomy atmosphere. Afterwards I played a bit with the angle of the photo and chose the one I liked most.
~Location:
Tonari No Sim
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~Attire:
(fd) Fashionably Dead - Vintage Suede Jacket
-VIBE- Normal is Boring Tee
RIOT - Valencia Shredded Jeans
~Shoes:
:::MA:: Samantha Booties
~Hair:
Sintiklia - Lexi Hair