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Slight backtrack. Looks like amidst all the excitement of the Columbia Basin chase I forgot to include this take on the Connell elevator. During the wait for the BNSF turn I looked around a bit and this dead end elevator track caught my eye. When you have sunshine in September (or October) it's hard to beat the light, and few things look better against that September sky than a white grain elevator, in my opinion. September 4, 2023.
I'm sure that years ago crashed vehicles were usually recovered within a day or two, but this has lain here for weeks. It's a strange accident as it's on a fairly straight piece of A road that people don't normally speed on. My knowledge of modern cars is such that I don't know what it is...
Taken in 1974.
In Boston's Kenmore Square, a girl leaned back into the car she'd just gotten out of to retrieve something she'd forgotten.
Light painting, also known as light drawing is a photographic technique in which exposures are made usually at night or in a darkened room by moving a hand-held light source.
For Were Here's visit to Oops!!! on 26 March 2022.
I was tempted to take a shot of the menu in the pub where we had lunch yesterday: several dishes included "leaves" though a similar number featured "leaf's". In my view menus should be consistently wrong or not at all.
For those who have felt I haven't been verbose enough or comments are short here is the reason.
Merry Christmas!
Luckily, he made it to the launch before the final sinking. Seems his bilge pump died. He said he put the plug in the transom, but water was coming in somewhere.
ME AS ARTWORK ..not done by Keith Haring; Andy Warhol or Rembrandt... just a sketch...
NEW YORK CITY
i found this one morning on my way in to the yard... always check it's clipped in gents!... it sat there most of the morning with the fridge running..
full set here
www.flickr.com/photos/41371468@N05/sets/72157627477651245/
Thought Photographers were supposed to be observant - not until I processed this later did I see a columnless Gitzo on the ground.
I wonder who leaves his kit all over the landscape for others to photograph?
Florence, Via del Moro, 13 April 2019. On the window there was a note from the police to the owner of the car: 'it seems that your car has some loose parts. We order you to fix this, unless....'
This was taken in Oshkosh Yard, not long after the Wisconsin Central had started. I would hazard a guess that it is a combination of bad track and a very heavy car contributing to this derailment.
Class 55 'Deltic' No. 55014 The Duke of Wellington's Regiment creeps past a derailed wagon with the 15:00 King's Cross - Newcastle service on Tuesday 16th August 1977, south of Durham city. To avoid this obstacle, 'Up' services were temporarily diverted away from the ECML and ran via Pelaw, Washington and Ferryhill, a route which I think has since been closed (well, it's not shown in the 2007 "Baker" Rail Atlas, anyway). I got the chance to do the Pelaw - Tursdale Junction section twice before the main line was re-opened, but sadly not with a 'Deltic'. This was the day on which Elvis died - I later learned about that from newspaper headlines at Doncaster station - and the date on which I got married, nine years later.
This photo is part of a set taken during an outing to the town of Guardamar in Spain. The adventure began at the seaside, then moved up through the town, ending not far from the starting point. In this series, I tried to capture the atmosphere of the town between 10am and 1pm.
I used the Fuji Classic Negative style on my X-Pro3, trying not to make too many corrections in post. I find that this style gives a mood quite close to what I felt walking through the streets of this city.
As for the lens, I used the Voigtländer Nokton F1.2 X, which is purely manual. This lens blends perfectly with the X-Pro3 body in terms of size and look. Using a manual lens forces me to give more thought to the composition of my image, and in particular to the focus zone. Some photos were also taken using the zone focusing technique when shooting people in the street.
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Cette photo fait partie d'un set pris lors d'une sortie dans la ville de Guardamar en Espagne. L'aventure a commencé en bord de mer avant de remonter dans la ville avant de terminer non loin du point de départ. Au travers de cette série j'ai essayé de retranscrire l'ambiance de la ville entre 10h et 13h.
J'ai utilisé le style Fuji Classic Negative de mon X-Pro3 en essayant de ne pas faire trop de correction en post. Je trouve que ce style donne une ambiance assez proche de ce que j'ai ressenti en me promenant dans les rues de cette ville.
Du côté de l'objectif j'ai utilisé le Voigtländer Nokton F1.2 X qui est purement manuel. Cet objectif se marie parfaitement bien avec le boîtier du X-Pro3 d'un point de vue de la taille et du look. Le fait d'utiliser un objectif manuel me force à plus réfléchir à la composition de mon image et notamment à la zone de mise au point. Certaines photos ont aussi été prises en utilisant la technique de zone focusing lorsqu'il s'agissait de prendre des clichés de personnes dans la rue.