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from my nightshift i saw a bright clear sky in the east with some thick clouds, hanging arround, before. Lucky me the traffic wasn't very busy so, after planning a location in my head during the trip, i arrived right on time. I forget my wide angle at home and after a grumphy moment about that i thought: let's try to shoot a panorama image with my 50mm. For this image i took 8 "portrait" images and stitched them into a TIFF file from 2+ gig. While processing the processor produced more noise as the hair dryer from my wife but it worked ;-)
When your hotel is so close it's easier to take pictures at every hour of the day. Over several days.
43137 sits on Inverness depot with 43129 to the rear at 04:30 in the morning. 43034 sits over its left shoulder. Oddly RTT has reported this set having left the depot at around 00:45 to form the 04:56 to Edinburgh, which it didn't as it worked a different set which I caught, a whole set on my own. It does however appear to have worked the previous days 1H19 1941 Edinburgh to Inverness.
The nightshift cleaning lady seems to be getting a grilling off both of the works foremen.
A Timeline Events photo charter 07.12.2023 Shot with my Nikon D850 in Monochrome picture control mode
Floating Production Storage and Offloading Unit "Petrojarl Banff" being retrofitted at Blohm+Voss shipyard in Hamburg.
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One of the Harland and Wolff's gantry cranes {Samson} after placing a platform on to one of the Jacket frames.
daylight saving time... adjusting our clocks makes me work an extra hour tonight. and you? what will you do in your extra time?
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I woke up at 2 a.m. this night. The last days I had the "Full Moon Desease“. The symptoms: Restleg legs, restless mind, always thinking about photography…;) It took me some time to grab the equipment, made breakfast at 2 a.m. and left the house at 3 a.m. Driving along the Lake Constance on the Swiss side to Konstanz. Visited the Ferry Harbour in Staad, later the Town Garden at the Lake with its wonderful monument of Peter Lenk. It was very dark in the air but my drone made a good job. The Mavic 3 Classic is good for low light photography, a bit better than my Mavic 2 Pro (also great). I took also some photos with my Sony A7RM IV on a tripod. Unluckily the first ferry came in, when I took some photos at the marina nearby. All the boats were swanking over the long exposure time. I have to check it out at the Mac if it all was for the trash. I had all weathers this morning. 2 degrees when I started with a clear night, later big clouds and at last rain. I visited several wonderful locations until 8 a.m. when I had to work for the rest of the day. Bit hard but also very inspiring and... I don*t do this every day... night jobs.
Enjoy, If you like low light photography and have Happy Eastern !
Arriving back at 1900 hours LN 96-204. 48th Fighter Wing prepares for Debrief. Freezing conditions on Thursday evening -5c. frost on Tripod.. Game on!!
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A new addition to my series Lines and planes.
It's about surprising compositions in the everyday, a special view of buildings, interiors ... lines made abstract.
The last weekend was a new experience for myself. I've never really stepped into the Australian outback. So I ventured with no real insight into it. I've now come to appreciate it. You are miles from anywhere and I did not have a care in the world. Simple things are extremely pleasurable - food, beer, coffee. The lack of communication with the outside world was refreshing. The lack of light pollution was pretty freaking great too. Time to get back out into this great country and explore some more.