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Off-camera flash-(L) with ambient light (R).
Color, contrast and sharpness on the 135L are top notch!..
Look out world. I'm off work and ready to party! In the mood for maybe Ohana Rock Club.
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I can still hear the Sulzer engines ticking over as this class 25 No.25130 and class 44 No.44008 'Penyghent' line up to move off Toton TMD on 13th March 1979, the driver of the 'Rat' seeking permission to move off shed and the driver of the 'Peak' climbing down from his cab ready to undertake the same procedure.
25130 was built at BR Derby Works and introduced into BR service during July 1964 as D5280 an allocated to Toton shed (16A). Withdrawn from service on 5th December 1982 and cut up during March 1987 at BREL Swindon Works.
44008 was also built at BR Derby Works and introduced into BR service in December 1959 as D8. She was withdrawn during November 1980 but was lucky, and can now be found in preservation, on the quite appropriately-named for this locomotive, Peak Railway.
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“Santa’s sleigh is all loaded and ready to go. Thank you, elves, for all your hard work. Hopefully, this Christmas will be a little brighter for some people.”
“I know this season can be hard on those who lost things or more importantly, people. I lost my uncle after a long illness.”
“And I think of my grandmother who died just before Christmas years ago. We talk about her a lot.”
“My cousin lost his house in a bad storm and lost everything.”
“But hopefully we understand that Christmas is what blessings we have that help us think of things that cannot be lost or taken away.”
“You’re right, Jill Ellyn. We can also be thankful for the blessings of this past year as well.”
“Oh, wait! Where’s Bentley? I lost him!”
fMexico Beach, FL on St. Joseph Baly and the far end St. Joseph Peninsula. It th the off season in North Florida.
2011 Chevrolet Avalanche LT 4x4
As anyone who owns a big 4x4 SUV would tell you. You can discover and get to many places that otherwise are not accessible by your every day coupe or sedan/saloon.
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Sunset long exposure at Hamelin Bay, Western Australia.
Nikon D810 & Nikkor 16-35mm, FOrmatt 10 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Amtrak P32-8BWH. number 510, leads an hour late Coast Starlight along Berg Siding at Yuba City on the Valley Subdivision. Train 14 usually gets to Yuba City not long after 1 AM, but in this case it has arrived at 2:30 on the dot. I planned on going to Sacramento Valley Station, but the time of night convinced me otherwise, and I decided to get a quick and lazy shot while pacing the locomotive.
Bee's in flight are always a challenge, this one was just lifting off the lavender, it was almost only a stretch to the next one. Sigma EF-610 flash used. (1/4000th)
Victoria Coach Station in 1969 and North Western DDB157C is nicely posed for the photographer having arrived on the X5Z service from Manchester (the most direct as I have learned this week from one of Claire's photos of DDB161C). The group of passengers who have just got off look to be debating their next move.
DDB157C was a Leyland Leopard with Alexander Y type C49F bodywork new in March 1965. After North Western was disbanded this coach went on to East Yorkshire and I saw it regularly in the second half of the 70's.
Image from a negative in my collection taken by an unknown photographer.
Base of Cira Centre (north), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. High-rise was inspired, in part, by Liberty One & Two high-rises.
A vid capture as we're rolling in the SxS in the Sonoran Desert. This is my Amsoil profile pic as well
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She's not very adventurous when it comes to swimming in the lake. Hardly wet but ankle deep is plenty for her, thank you very much.
A bit uneasy situation here when we were being stared down by these cattle. You can see the bulls in front don't look too content with our presence. But they are blocking our way to get out. Fortunately, we were able to make our way through without any incident.
Right before the neck popped off in the car. Clean pop, I just forgot that I had temp pins in one section. Whoops. Time to harden it up.
RSPB Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire. A male gannet flies off back to his nest with a gift of a little nesting material for his partner.
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Now I'm off to church (not this one though), but still many more photos to sift through from this trip...