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Photo de confinement (mais à la campagne.)
Photo à pleine ouverture.
OLYMPUS OMD EM1 Mk1 et objectif Cosmicar 1,4 de 25mm monté avec une bague Métabone
Photo de confinement prise dans le buisson de lavande de mon jardin.
Olympus OMD EM1 mark 1, bagues allonges JJC et objectif Meyer Optik Orestegor 4 de 200mm (un objectif de la famille des "Bokeh Monster" avec un diaphragme à 15 lamelles.
Bulle d'huile dans un bain d'eau. Pour obtenir des couleurs, je pose le saladier contenant le liquide sur des fonds colorés. OLYMPUS EM1 mark 1 et objectif soviétique Volna 9, un antique 50mm macro utilisé au raport 1/1. Zéro photoshop.
Olympus OMD EM1 mk 1 et objectif Takumar 3,5 de 135mm en 42 à vis avec une bague allonge JJC et une bague d'adaptation Kipon.
Geometrie urbane. Urban geometries. Frammento.Fragment. Agosto. August. Bologna 2021
Edited again at 11 a.m. Fuso orario. Timezone : Europe/Roma GMT+2
Totnes Riverside station, South Devon Railway
Good luck to all the heritage railways who will be facing some tough challenges this year.
Literally one of my first uploads back in 2011 after opening a Flickr account, I thought this shot merited another outing. And, much to my surprise, a new session in the virtual darkroom didn't yield anything better, so it's a straightforward repost.
A clean looking class 50, unit 50047 'Swiftsure', eases slowly through Saltash station before taking the single track over Brunel's famous tubular bridge across the River Tamar. My notes tell me it was hauling a Penzance - London Paddington service, although by this time it wasn't unusual to see Mk 2 air-conditioned stock on these trains, so the Mk 1 stock might pose a few question marks as to whether London was indeed its destination. Judging by the shadows, I'm guessing it was mid-morning.
The Great Western heritage can plainly be seen with the covered footbridge and the Up platform awnings. Sadly both these features have since disappeared with the main body of the station building now repurposed and fenced-off platform side. Even the elegant stone church in the background has been replaced with a more contemporary-styled one after it burned down.
Traditional loco-hauled passenger trains are a rarity down here these days so, if you're intent on riding one, you'll likely have to catch the overnight sleeper service.
The original upload has been deleted.
Agfa CT18
3rd August 1979
Stazione suburbana S.Lazzaro di Savena, dettagli inteno.S.Lazzaro di Savena small railway station interior details.
S.lazzaro di Savena, Via Caselle (Bologna) 2018
A remarkably original Mark 1 Ford Cortina, still in roadworthy condition at this weekend's Shannon Car show. I always enjoy seeing cars like this that have lived a life and that have been saved from the restorer whilst they can.
Captured on the Fujifilm X100V using my film recipe based on Fuji Astia.
© Dominic Scott 2023
Monte Vista NWR, Monte Vista, CO - I spent quite a bit of time watching this Northern Harrier Female while at the 2015 Sandhill Crane Festival. I only saw the male for a short time and they rarely came within range of my camera but they were amazing birds to watch as they circled the marshes in search of their next meal ...
Eardington Sunset
In the last rays of light, West Country Class Pacific No.34092 'City of Wells' is seen heading up Eardington Bank on the Severn Valley Railway during the Steam Gala.
Taken on the 19th Sept 2019.
A dip into the monochrome negs finds Deltic 55004 "Queen's Own Highlander" approaching Newark Northgate station with the 9.10am Kings Cross - Leeds service (1L06).
I can't see any evidence of a buffet car in the rake of Mark 1 carriages so, unless there was a trolley service, any Londoner's travelling north might be having a thirsty ride.
As can be seen the area was still under semaphore control for the most part but preparations were already under way for conversion to colour light signalling. The line going off to the right is the now defunct Great Northern branch to Bottesford, a sparsely used freight-only line back then but still deemed important enough to be part of the track rationalisation that was part of the resignalling scheme.
The arched bridge top left lies on Clay Lane. Once an ideal spot for ECML rail photography in both directions, especially with the low parapets, it's in the process of being replaced by a newer and higher structure capable of accommodating 25Kv catenary.
Thanks as always to the excellent napier-chronicles.co.uk for locomotive move details.
Not the best Deltic shot I've uploaded, but hopefully of interest given the East Coast Mainline was showing all the signs of being the neglected route to Scotland after the £ millions spent modernising the West Coast Mainline in the 1960s.
Ilford FP4 rated at 160asa, developed in Acutol
7th May 1977
Brush class 47 no. 47089 'Amazon' burns some oil as she gingerly opens up while crossing Brunel's iconic Tamar Bridge, linking Cornwall with Devon, as she heads an Up express from the far West of England.
In 1976, seeing a Brush 4 'namer' was still something of a novelty and, being home-loving birds, usually indicated you were somewhere around the Western Region.
Shamelessly window hanging for this one, it looks like I'd had the good sense (or more likely luck) to find myself in coach 3 thus ensuring I'd get a decent view of the train crossing this Victorian masterpiece. In the background can be seen the slightly less elegant, and rather more modern, suspension bridge which carries the A38 trunk road.
Looks best full-screen.
Ilford FP4 rated at 125asa, developed in Acutol
23rd July 1976
Jesus Calls the First Disciples
Passing alongside the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and Andrew the brother of Simon casting a net into the sea, for they were fishermen. And Jesus said to them, “Follow me, and I will make you become fishers of men.” And immediately they left their nets and followed him. And going on a little farther, he saw James the son of Zebedee and John his brother, who were in their boat mending the nets. And immediately he called them, and they left their father Zebedee in the boat with the hired servants and followed him.
-- Mark 1:16-20
Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6.
"For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." --Jeremiah 29:11
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Turning back the clocks...
Hunslet No.2890 0-6-0 'Douglas' is seen passing the lens at Ewood Bridge on the East Lancs Railway with the ex0915 Bury to Rawtenstall service.
Taken on the 27th Oct 2019.
autumn waterfall.
taken with a fantastic Canon eos 5d mark1 (classic) from 2005
canon EF 35-70 lens
JPEG SOOC
Having pulled forward, to allow 57009 access to move 86259, 73114 propels a Mk1 carriage shell, 97205, formerly Brush Type 2 Class 31 locomotive 31163, in Derby RTC livery and East Midlands Railway Class 43 HST powercar 43308 back into the sidings.
On the final day before closure for the winter months, visiting BR Ivatt 2MT 41312 departs Staverton working the 11:45 Totnes Riverside to Buckfastleigh service. 02/01/23
Santa's Standard...
Standard Tank 4mt No.80097 is seen passing Lumb nr Irwell Vale with the 1020 Bury to Rawtenstall 'Santa Special' service on the East Lancs Railway.
Taken on the 30th November 2019.
View from the inside of a Mark I train at Science World
Vancouver, British Columbia
Panasonic Lumix G 14mm f2.5
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Brush Type 4 diesel locomotive 47813
5M43 1510 Southall WCR to Crewe Down Refuge Siding
Rugeley Trent Valley, Staffordshire
The "Chopper" Polar Express
BR Blue Class 20 No.20189 is seen getting ready to work the Polar Express, 1Z25 Bham Moor St to Tyesley Up Down Through Sidings. Black 5 No.45305 was on the rear of the train.
Taken on the 24th November 2019.
Colorado Mining Museum, Colorado Springs, CO - Oh the winter weather is frightful today so I'm revisiting this icy December day. Here is another (closer) look at these large Cottonwood Trees all covered in ice at the Western Museum of Mining and Industry.
The Yorkshireman
On a late Summers morning in Manchester, West Country No.34046 'Braunton' digs its feet into the steeply graded Miles Platting bank leaving Manchester Victoria with Saphos trains "The Yorkshireman" 1Z90 Crewe to York. (Photo re-uploaded with the tram removed from the image, taking inspiration from Terry's shot).
Taken on the 14th Sept 2019.
taken with a Canon eos 5d mark1 from 2005 and canon EF 24-85. this is a beautiful camera with a magical full frame image sensor
The most beautiful sports/racing car you have never heard of. This is the first Scarab (Mark1) that Lance Reventlow converted from pure racing to street legal. Powered by the Chevy Corvette's 283 bored out significantly, the car was amazingly successful.
I will add more of the incredible story tonight after chores (the rain is coming).
OLYMPUS OMD EM1 mark1, bague allonges JJC et objectif vintage Hanimex 3,5 de 135mm.
Pour garder le mystère, je ne dirai pas ce que c'est. Zéro photoshop, juste un travail sur l'éclairage et de la patience.
Je suis débutant en proxy-photographie et je découvre ce domaine avec enthousiasme.
Mark I train, a reminder of the TTC's Scarborough SRT.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Panasonic Lumix G 14mm f2.5
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lumb Standards
Standard 4mt tanks No.80080 pilots No.80097 towards Irwell Vale with the ex1130 Bury to Rawtenstall seen passing the lens at Lumb during the East Lancs Steam Gala.
Taken on the 19th October 2019.
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GWR Modified Hall Class No. 6990 'Witherslack Hall' passes Heap Bridge in charge of a Heywood to Rawtenstall service. 16/07/2017.
With frost still lurking in the shadows, the 1978 rail photography campaign got off to an early start as ETH fitted Peak no. 45148 picks up speed passing Sinfin on the outskirts of Derby with a relief train, the 12.15pm Derby - Paignton.
The bridge in the immediate background carries Sinfin Lane and the allotments (to my surprise after checking Google Earth) are still apparently there. I took this from a footbridge accessed from Caxton Street.
The shot was taken on Monday 2nd January 1978, presumably a bank holiday, and being without a car at the time, I've been scratching my head trying to figure how I got across there from Beeston - did I train it to Derby station, and then walk? It's of little consequence now I guess but, based on the welcome bit of wintry sun, it was clearly worth the effort.
Agfa CT18, 50asa
2nd January 1978
Tristian MacLean – Time Flies
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2019 Colorado Springs Labor Day Lift Off
Second Morning Launch
Prospect Lake / Memorial Park
Colorado Springs, CO
Summer Steam Season Finale
On hire to the Ecclesbourne Valley from the Great Central, Standard 2 No.78018 is seen framed by the trees heading the ex1610 Duffield to Wirksworth at Jebbs Lane, the final summer steam service along the Ecclesbourne Valley to Duffield & return for 2019.
Taken on the 8th Sept 2019.
I'm back again with my second entry to this year's Space Jam 2020 contest! This time around entering into the 12x12 category.
Hope the judges aren't bothered by the slight overhang of the tube hanging over the wall.
The build comes from the scene in Iron Man 1 where Tony Stark is creating the Mark1 while under arrest (or something like that) from terrorists. This is my first ever Marvel themed MOC I've done, so I'm glad to reach out to different themes! Expect some more Space Jam 2020 entries in the coming days.
We came across this scene in Joshua Tree National Park during a visit back in 2013. I really liked the trails in the sky and the sky's colour and contrast with the surrounding rocks. This was taken with my old Canon 5d Mark 1 and an old 28-105mm lens. ISO100, 1/60th Sec and F8.were the settings used.
It might be the heatwave of 1976 but it was still fairly overcast on this summer Friday down at Liskeard in Cornwall.
Captured here is Brush class 47 no. 47123 rolling in to the station with an up train of Mark 1 carriages, destination unknown, but perhaps headed to South Wales seeing as the loco was (I think) Cardiff allocated at the time.
Anyhow, more interesting than the loco is the mail trolley neatly parked against the wall, with the centre-pivot semaphore signal above it. And walking down the platform, arms behind his back and confident of his position in life, looks to be the smartly dressed Station Master wearing the BR uniform of the day, complete with tie - no sign of an orange vest here.
On the fashion front, aside from the flares, what really stands out are those shiny platform boots - didn't we all own a pair of those at sometime or other - and am I the only one who can hear 'Blockbuster' by The Sweet playing in the background?
Looks best full-screen.
Ilford FP4 rated at 125asa, developed in Acutol
23rd July 1976