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Camera: Cosina Voigtlander Bessa R3M
Lens: KMZ Jupiter 3 50/1.5
Film: Kodak Alaris Ultramax 400
Developer: Unicolor
Scanner: Epson V600
Photoshop: Curves, Healing Brush (spotting)
Cropping: None
Somewhere under all of that you can see the windows and grooved sides of the METRA rail car in there. A few seconds into an 11 second exposure, it dawned on me that my own train, across the platform, was about to depart without me. The dotted lines are blinking lights on the side of the train, and I believe that the curves are the product of my taking a couple of steps with the shutter open.
This is pretty much SOOC.
Apologies for the delay in loading yesterday's challenge! This morning I asked my daughter to pour her mum a cup of coffee, she did do that but also poured mine down the sink!! Silly girl!
Our Daily Challenge - OOPS!
I think a cat must have been inadvertently trapped in my polytunnel and decided to make an emergency exit. Annoying but not that big a deal in the overall scheme of things.
it was probably me that closed a cat in.
Post Modern Jukebox/Haley Reinhart - Oops!... I Did It Again - Haley Reinhart
Whoever left the timer on the night before for this irrigation system apparently didn't check the weather forecast. It was still cold at noontime!
Seen just outside Loa, Utah.
Unlike his brother Luan, my Maine Coon Paddy is not really fond of insects. His attitude towards most insects is somehow indifferent but he really hates spiders ! Six legs might be quite okay but eight are definitely suspicious ! The picture is one of my creations (of course) because in real life Paddy would have disappeared like greased lightning !
Texture by Kerstin Frank art (www.flickr.com/photos/kerstinfrank-design/7557595968/)
Spider brush downloaded from www.brusheezy.com
Perhaps a Dalek isn't an entirely unexpected celestial object. Anyway, that's what the We're Here! group are up to on Sunday 18 February 2018. This would have been on time but it took a while to beam the image to Houston and then an age to beam it from there to Shropshire, England.
Shmobist: light, such as it is, from a dimly-lit angle-poise lamp.
I just deleted the info that was here cause this is an edit of a previous one..i did it before going to bed last night and it was supposed to be marked "private" until I decided if i liked it well enough to make public.. So the first 10 commenters must be confused..this is definitely NOT purple! On Explore Feb 19 @308
A Pied Oyster Catcher getting barrel rolled by a misjudged wave. This little bird was a bit clumsy. He got rattled by this wave and fell off the little sand bank he was feeding around twice when the side collapsed. Perhaps he had a big night with his mate the Sooty Oyster Catcher who is just out of the frame. Party on boys!
that was really his name :-)
Fortunately this pup is looking for a home while in a home being loved and cared for. Not all of the "oops" critters are that fortunate.
Project 365 #135
A few people have asked how I set this shot up.
So I've blogged it here : markyd31.blogspot.com/2011/03/oops-66365.html
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