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As a volunteer for GOPIO and an American/Kiwi I was invited to Multi-Ethnic Day. The food was excellent, and the entertainment was spectacular.
Multi-patterned minidress over white bra, white knickers, white suspender belt and champagne stockings.
Just a glimpse of my stocking tops.
Perhaps they had a Glass plate photo booth back in the day. Fun picture.
Image derived from the original glass negative.
Set up for otter trawling, longline, crab pots and gillnet fishing. I'm guessing this boat doesn't spend many days in port.
On Saturday March 25, 2023 Your LAFD Urban Search & Rescue trained firefighters from Fire Stations 5, 27, 88 and 89 conducted a rescue drill in the tunnel under construction for the new Century City/Constellation station. These types of multi-company training drills ensure operational readiness for a low frequency, high risk incident which involves specialized equipment. The Purple (D Line) Extension project is extending Metro’s D Line subway from its current terminus at Wilshire/Western for nine miles to the Westwood VA Hospital in Westwood. Your LAFD is ready to respond to all emergencies in order to preserve life and property as an all risk life safety response provider.
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LAFD Event: 032523
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Driver Jim Mosley rolls through Tamworth Low Level with 4L92 Ditton - Felixstowe freightliner with 86609 and 86610.
this working has now gone over to class 70's.
A Rudge Multi from the late "Teens". Engine is the unusual "inlet over exhaust" or "F-Head" design,front brake is of pedal cycle rim type while the rear acts on the belt rim.
Walked Ruby in local woods and it was a bit cooler this morning was looking for some more macro shots and got a multi layered fungi and an impressionistic image of the pink bramble flower and we are always looking for that little extra and when I looked at some Campion I saw that there was a very tiny fly on one of the flowers so thought that this would make my image for today.
Pentax 645N • Pentax FA 645 75mm f:2.8 ED
Kodak Portra 400 film
Scanned with Epson Perfection V500 at 2400dpi and Betterscanning MF Film Holder
Paris • France
Rolling South on the dual gauge tracked Eastern mainline at Kilmore East, Victoria, Australia on 04-02-2019 this rake of loaded aggregate hoppers is heading towards Melbourne. Built by Clyde Engineering as a model JT26C-2SS in 1984, this Chicago Freight Car Leasing Australia diesel is on the broad gauge track making 55 kph across the bone dry countryside.
this is a dried up rain water drain/ditch near my house in Amman (Jordan), since it only fills up during winter i decided to make it my subject for the the multi-exposure trial. I was there 11:45pm , and it was almost pitch black. camera on tripod with the wireless photix camera trigger and cactus flash triggers.
anyhow, i was popping flashes when the first batch of neighbourhood kids arrived, probably hoping to see the stoboscopic alien that just landed in the ditch. After that, I had to pretend all cool infront of bunch of people who weren't sure whether to jump me, call the cops, or just throw stones at me.
72 exposures later (probably 20 were canned because the flash didn't fire), a lot of layer blending tests, ended up with this.
few things to note:
- low view point for camera was definitely better in terms of dramatic composition
- I was planning to scout the ditch earlier and mentally plan the lighting scheme, well that didn't happen. so i ended up trying different flash powers and zoom values hoping something will work eventually. an early visualization prior to the actual shoot definitely helps.
- the cactus and the phottix !!! range and reliability. to maximize the reach of the flash while staying close enough to trigger the camera, I had to assume certain positions that I am sure will be ashamed of for the rest of my life ( think one legged flamengo doing karate kid stance)
Strobist: 1 Nikon D300 on tripod (low view point ) connected to a phottix receiver and cactus transmitter , 1 sb800 handheld with cactus receiver, and finally yours truly holding the flash and a the phottix trigger. I also carried 3 gels (cto/ctb/green) to colorize the flash.
Perhaps my favorite of the non-character balloons.
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
Albuquerque, New Mexico
October 5, 2025
Another train town, Clifford sprang up around 1908 along the Union Pacific railroad. First called Mirage, it is not known when the town changed its name to Clifford. Clifford was also the site of the Coon Creek Swing Station. Little is known about Clifford otherwise. The post office was in operation from 1908 until 1918. All that remains at the site is the old, one-room schoolhouse and an abandoned house.
Two speedlights, left of camera, one had a diffuser cap, and one had no diffused light. They were triggered with pocketwizards.