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This image is a result of a Panorama. Multiple images was taken using Nokia Lumia 950 and then stitched in Adobe Lightroom CC.
Camera: Pentax 645N
Lens: smc Pentax-A 645 80-160mm F/4.5 with K2 yellow filter
Multi-exposure: 1/750 @ F/11 x8
Film: Rollei RPX 100 dev. in Kodak XTOL 1+1 in the Jobo ATL-1500 film processor
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Nothing lasts forever - the lighthouse was gone and all that remains is the lantern room beside the farm house.
In 1871, Pugwash Lighthouse was established on Fishing Point at the entrance to Pugwash Harbor and the Pugwash River. The lighthouse, which was built in a “schoolhouse” design with a square tower rising from one end of the dwelling’s roof. This style of lighthouse is uncommon in Canada, but was frequently used in the United States.
The narrow point of land on which the lighthouse stood was often subjected to erosion and flooding. A stone retaining wall was built along the bank in 1878, and many things had to be done every few years to protect the point from erosion.
The gallery deck on top of the tower was rebuilt in 1880 so that a larger lantern could be used with a more powerful optic. Around 1960, a new tower was built on the point, and the old Pugwash Lighthouse was sold to the Mundle family, who moved the structure to their nearby farm.
Location:Fishery (Seaman's) Point, east side of harbour entrance
Standing:This light is still standing.
Operating:This light is no longer operating.
Began:1871
Year Lit:1871
Structure Type:Square wood tower on building, white
Light Characteristic:Occulting White (1941)
Tower Height: 13.4 meters (44ft) high.
Light Height: 14.6 meters (48ft) above water level.
DB Cargo Class 90s, 90039 and 90024 - working in multi - return to Crewe on 0Z23 17:21 Wembley European Freight Operations Centre to Crewe Electric Traction Maintenance Depot having been on a taxi-cum-test run to the capital.
The 90s had collected Class 92, 92019 "Wagner" and (out of shot) Class 67, 67 013 from Wembley Yard and were bringing them to Crewe ETD for attention.
This is a variation on a shot from awhile ago.
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Equipment used:-
Canon 7D
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1 Speedlite 580 EX II
Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
The colors of the leaves suck me in every time. They're intensified by water. It's the same story every year, and I never get used to it. But I'm not complaining!
Plusieurs tranches pour ce Sibelin - St Germain des fossés.En majorité des wagons vides de fledspath pour Lavaufranche;pour le reste,des citernes pour Commentry et des wagons d'eau à vide.
Detail of blue bowl interior.
'Gardens and Glass' exhibit by Dale Chihuly at the New York Botanical Garden.
Multi-Expo: Small fishing boat
Camera: Pentax 645N II
Lens: smc Pentax-FA 645 80-160mm F/4.5 @ 90mm (yellow filter)
Multi-exposure: 1/1000 @ F/11 x8
Film: Fomapan 200 Creative home dev. in Rodinal (APH-09) 1+49
A bookstore full of stories, knowledge, and imagination sits in the background, multi-coloured wall of culture, history, while most people in the foreground are immersed in their screens. It's a quiet silent argument between discovery and distraction our, new world order
Everyone is seated, paused, yet each person holds potential movement—either into the world of books or back into digital scrolling.
Can be a story about missed connections, the silent pull of curiosity, or the quiet persistence of books in a digital world.
What if one person looked up, walked into the bookstore, and found something—or someone—that changed their path? Book over screen, discovery over drift re routes a life
Dixie says you can eat grass, play with grass, use it as a pillow, treat it like catnip, use it as face paint, you can see the little green smudges on him, and he wants to know what else it's good for? I have a Myspace account now too, here's my address:
Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon RF 800mm f/11 IS STM, processed in Lightroom.
Fresh rain on thin birch branches, shot at a close angle to the rising sun; beautiful diffraction effects visible on some edges and also as a result of (I assume) flare in the Canon Multi-Layer Diffractive Optical Element - the prominent Newton's Ring - like pattern.
What wonderful results come out of this lens, whether one uses it normally or unusually!
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Once again, this is me f***ing around with someone else's art... "Good God man! Does the guy have no scruples, no morals?"
Anyone interested, this fellow's photos of this exhibition are really good... and true to the original too! 'Light Bloom - The Art of Hybycozo - Desert Botanical Garden' - Alan English CPA.