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Hammersmith Depot on the Metropolitan (Hammersmith & City) Line played host to the red 59 Stock train from the Northern Line in November 1990. The 59 Stock came over in connection with filming for the BBC Tomorrows World programme and it was filmed passing the TV Centre adjacent to the railway at Wood Lane.
Celebrity GBRf 66727 'Maritime One' stands out against 66703 (near to camera), 66742 (furthest from camera), and 66759 (in tandem) as they cruise through the down yard at Doncaster on a northbound freight.
I've seen lots of sun and moon halos before, but never one like this. What's with the pieces? It looks like a triple halo, only each one is partial. I made this from 2 shots, one for the sky and another for the ground.
30120 and 5541 head past the station masters house ay Whitecroft with a service from Lydney for Parkend June 2016
The last one of this set as we all know too much of a good thing isn't good for you.
Looks like I am the odd one out for wearing a coat. something about coats that can make us girls look like a guy. I think its the lack of shape the silhouette has when wearing a coat unless that is its a fitted coat or jacket.
I suppose that's why I always opt for a wrap and of course a wrap can be like a comfort blanket something to snuggle into on these colder evenings we are having.
Well I think this will almost be the last big social gathering I will be going to for a good few weeks.
One VW had crept onto the 142 today, so I had a quick ride. Surprisingly fully blinded (unlike some of the TE’s!) VW1274 is seen running down into Bushey. 19.1.23.
Velvet Worm (Oroperipatus sp.) - Cordillera Escalera Conservation Area, Peru
One of the more unusual critters I have encountered in my nocturnal wanderings through jungles. The velvet worm is in its own separate phylum closely related to arthropoda (Insects, crustaceans, arachnids, etc..) and tardigrada (water bears) but clearly different than anything in the aforementioned phyla. They are soft to the touch yet are predators capable of taking down prey similar to their own body size. To capture its prey this velvet worm sprays jets of sticky slime which slows the unfortunate prey item down long enough for the velvet worm to reach it. The soft body hides jaws which make quick work of any prey items. This is only the 2nd velvet worm I have ever come across in all my time in jungles
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This is Odd in his livingroom.
Strobist:
AB800 1x in octabox to camera left.
AB800 1x with umbrella to camera right.
Cybersyncs trigger & receivers.
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adapted to more unusual vehicles.
Or being used creatively.
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For the "smile on saturday" group theme "accidental odd-one-out/out-of-place situation".
A few weeks ago I posted a photo of a Leucistic (white) Starling. Here's a photo from the first time I saw him back in 2021 on top of a yacht mast with his regular starling friends
Route branded 47/57 Big Lemon ADL Enviro YX10 FET seen on an odd working on route 52 this afternoon.
AHHHHHHHHHH...
I never heard Odd scream this hard!
Or heard Storm laugh this loud!
Odd was just sitting on this chair (not knowing Storm is very protective about 'his' chair) when Storm snuck up on him and grabbed Odd with his claws.
He then did an impressive yawn to show Odd all his teeth...
At this point i heard a scream that gave me the chills...
Storm was still laughing so hard when i ran into the room...
I told Storm to apologise to Odd for making him so scared.
I think they are friends again!
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Spotted this lone greylag goose in among a large gathering of about fifty canada geese feeding on the rich grasses of Averon marshes.
Week 34: Numbers - Odd Groups
I'm sorry for the late entry, been sort of crazy week. All week I wondered what to take a shot of. I played with a few things and then as I was sitting on our patio one evening, I looked up and there was my shot! Comments always welcome! #photochallenge2015
The ceiling of the New Century Hall music venue in Manchester has a number of these large arrays of colour changing lights with acoustic diffusers. But there was an odd one out.
Few odd views from a nearby landscape park.
It was the end of last winter, it was exceptionally warm, so farmers already went forward with the usual agricultural delight of fertilizing fields with manure. It was going on all around, good thing I was photographing mostly upwind from the fields.
I shot these photos with an old (1938-39 if my dating is correct) Ikonta, I like it for giving me absolutely no problems in the cold. After 80 years it simply works, apart from few flakes of paint missing it's like the camera just left the factory.