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CS5 can't parse 7D2 RAW files so used DPP4, straight to PS, slight rebalance with a quick excursion to Topaz De Noise as shot was in grey/low light. Its sharpen routines don't harden edges as does the Adobe code.
Another from my early morning walk around a foggy Edinburgh this morning, this is Greyfriars Bobby's statue
Great Kiskadee proclaiming itself the Law West of the Pecos as it perches on a large cactus beside the post office in Langtry, Texas.
GBRf Class 69 No. 69005 passes through Leamington Spa station with the 6O01 10:18 Scunthorpe – Eastleigh carrying steel rail for Network Rail.
8th October 25.
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Whilst en route to Vollen in Norway i traversed the Kiel Canal. I was delivering a V40 Motor Yacht which was a long way to go in such a small boat.
Having overnighted in Rendsburgh I rose early to make the most of the day.
I was greeted by thick fog which slowly lifted as the sun came up.
Looming out of the mist was this large vessel followed by two others. Luckily i had camera at the ready and couldn't resist grabbing this shot as the ever changing lighting created some beautiful photo opportunities.
This scene was captured 10 miles east of Rendsburgh.
CN 2312 shoves on the end of a southbound stack train flying over the Washburn County E bridge between Standberry and Stone Lake. Horse pastures provided the open gap in tree cover.
from the now-dwindling supply of fp-100c...
partially lost, heading nowhere in particular...open road, beautiful landscape...this drive was magical...
My 86' Ranger with the motel accessory attached is seen to the right in this photo at Lennoxville, Quebec, as CN 394 shakes the neighborhood.
It took me a couple of weeks after having the idea for this shot to plan it all out but I got there eventually. Loads of midge bites and a broken flash (note to self: I *really* need to start using sandbags!) .... but lots of fun!
The passing cloud says hello
As across the skies , it does flow
Over the fields of vibrant green
On top of the trees, it is seen
Riding the currents that do flow
High above, all life below
That gazes up at the endless sky
Where a passing cloud, now does fly
ScotRail's 380011 passes the Largs Pencil Monument as it gets underway with the 12:54 service from Largs to Glasgow Central.
The Pencil was built in 1912, to commemorate the Battle of Largs 1263, when the Scots defeated King Haco of Norway's troops on the shore at Largs. It was modelled after the round towers at Abernethy and Brechin which were wrongly thought by historians at the time to have been built for defence against the Norse.
An old light bulb that has been lying at the shed window for a couple of years. Had a play around with HDR Efex Pro 2 for this. Here is the same bulb from nearly 2 years ago... www.flickr.com/photos/mistergc/6840917718/