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Experimental multiple exposure with different coloured filters at a fountain in a park in Bowral
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Kodak Ektar 100 35mm C41 film.
Multiple-exposure taken from outside the fence at Hershey Park the other night. If this coaster existed, I'd ride it.
Camera: Holga
Multiple exposure of Seattle taken from the window of my hotel room in 2011.
Nikon F65. Kodak 200 35mm C41 film.
Shot at 1 Killingsworth (Reclaim It!) and in my backyard pond garden. If you look closely you will see a woman.
Reclaimed camera (dump rescued by Reclaim It!), Argus C3 Rangefinder (brick), preloaded with Kentmere 100.
#150 Sept 3 2009) Happy Thursday Everyone and Thank You all SO much for all of your views, comments, and faves. I appreciate them all more than you know. Have a Wonderful Day!
These rocks have a vituperative common name thanks to their predilection for sinking ships. A nine frame multiple exposure just makes the matter worse, frankly.
Hand-held & polarised on Druidston.
The shutter keeps running at Pelcomb Portraits.
Beyer Patton photo
Under the guard's watchful eye, two sets of electric multiple units roll over a grade crossing in Kyoto. With the frequency of suburban services, this would have been a common occurence.
Kyoto, Japan
Late 1983
Train of the Day
5/10/23
An 8-car set of Jersey Arrows zip east along Amtrak's Northeast Corridor through the extreme complexity of Kearny Junction. Coming up from NJ Transit's Morristown Line below is an eastbound Midtown Direct set with an ALP46 and Multilevels, equipment that has been phasing out and will eventually replace these tired old MUs.
In the background two more trains can be seen with a westbound train to Raritan leaving the MMC and an eastbound PATH train running along the Passaic River. A few box cars can also be see on the Center Street Branch for Conrail/Morristown & Erie interchange.
NJT 3718 @ Kearny Junction, Kearny, NJ
NJTR Arrow III MU 1364
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Latin name: Acronicta rumicis
Size: Adult moth has a wingspan of approx 40mm. The caterpillars grow to about 40mm long
Distribution: Found throughout the UK (less frequently in Scotland)
Months seen: Adult moths from May to July. Caterpillars from June to September
Habitat: Meadows, gardens and hedgerows
Food: Caterpillars feed heather, mint, bramble, hawthorn and plantain
Special features: Knot Grass caterpillars are mainly black with a row of red and yellow dashes on each side of the body. There is a row of white patches along the back, and tufts of short orange-yellow hairs.
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Looking for even more Route 66? Check out multiple galleries here:
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In my opinion, the Blue Swallow Motel is the most iconic Motel on Route 66.
I didn't know much about Route 66 when I got a 5 DVD documentary set about 15 years ago. Once they got to here, I immediately fell in love, and this motel became an instant bucket list item. Soon after, I realized just how popular it was based on the number of book have this sign on the cover. More recently, my favorite youtuber "The Carpetbagger" made a video about staying here. (I knew him when he posted on Flickr 15 years ago.) When my wife and I took a Route 66 vacation in the summer of 2024, we were originally going to stop in Amarillo, but then I realized going just a bit further was a realistic goal. We were able to stay the night!
The Iconic sign out front isn't even the original sign, or even name, for the property. Originally in 1940 it was the Blue Swallow Court for the first 10 to 15 years. When the Redmans purchased the property in the 1950s, they installed a new, larger sign. However, they also kept the original sign and placed it over the entrance to the room with the ice machine. The concept of a Court is a room with an attached garage. Cars from the 1940s wouldn't have trouble fitting in these attached garages but a modern SUV typically will not fit.
Experimental multiple exposure in Portland with Hoya Pop Colour filters.
Nikon F65. Fujfilm Provia 100F 35mm E6 slide film.
Multiple exposure at Belanglo State Forest.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 14mm F2.8D lens. Fujifilm Provia 400X 35mm E6 slide film.
Built by Boeing at Renton, Washington, in 1962 as a standard C-135B Stratolifter for the USAF. The airframe underwent multiple massive technological evolutions over its operational lifetime, serving initially as a military transport option bridging the gap before larger logistics aircraft entered service. Converted in 1966 into an RC-135M Rivet Card, an electronic intelligence asset and deployed heavily during the Vietnam War with the 82nd Reconnaissance Squadron out of Kadena Air Base, flying 24-hour loops over the Gulf of Tonkin and Laos. In 1984 it was upgraded to an RC-135W Rivet Joint equipped with sophisticated sensor cheeks capable of geo-locating and tracking signals across the electromagnetic spectrum and assigned to the 55th Wing at Offutt AFB, Nebraska. Over its life, it received high-bypass CFM International F108 (CFM56) turbofan engines, glass cockpit avionics instrumentation, and baseline modifications and still remained active in 2025 flying reconnaissance lines over the Caribbean coast near Venezuela and near Iran.
Multiple plunges dominate the scene looking up Sonoma Creek in Sugarloaf Ridge State Park.
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Ready my nature blog here: Nature Misses You
A group of posts can only dream of the freedom enjoyed by the birds.
Hand-held multiple exposure (nine frames). 1:1 crop and considerable persuasion applied in Lightroom. HSS!
Multiple exposure of a shadow from of leaves, with this building.
Nikon F4. Fujifilm Velvia 100 35mm E6 slide film.
Experimental multiple exposure of a fountain at a park in Bowral, with some Hoya Pop Color Filters.
Nikon f4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Fujifilm Provia 100F 35mm E6 slide film.
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