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A beautiful Autumn morning at a local lake with photo friends. The migrating Osprey were very cooperative too.
92010 is just about to pass GBRF livery 92028 which is stabled up having worked the Highland sleeper itself from London Euston. 92010 was running round having arrived with the Lowland sleeper and both are seen at Edinburgh 18/12/24.
走過
Passing
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2023-02-04 @ Taipei City, Taiwan, Rep. of China © copyright by May Lee 廖藹淳
"Pops" walking through the side yard. Southwest Arizona, USA.
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On our way out of Santa Fe, New Mexico we pass Pajarito Mountain.
This peak is the site of a popular ski resort. And, yes the snow in May caught us by surprise, as well
The Black-capped Night Heron's are in full nesting mode at the Lakeshore rookery in Fremont. As they went from gathering branches from a nearby eucalyptus tree it was fun catching them as they were 'passing by' from sky to trees in background for the changing bokeh.
Snowy Egrets are also there but appeared to be in more of a pairing up mode before the nest building!
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Having had a quick spin to Barry Island on a sunny Sunday afternoon Jamie takes a moment on the return working to grab some shots through the window of the rear of Cardiff Canton depot. 37421 was in attendance heading the Rhymney stock along with a brace of 158's.
BNSF 8219 leads the Empire Builder down the Milwaukee Road-built Short Line at Merriam Park seen here crossing the bridge passing over I-94 and Fairview Avenue.
8-17-15 MS Veendam passing Faroe Islands landscape after leaving Torshavn ..
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I am on Baffin Island leading a photo tour until mid-September, but I asked my people to post it while I am away in the Arctic. This is my beloved British Columbia (Coastal Mountains), just after a heavy rainfall. Beautiful light coming through the clouds is highlighting the area. If you look closer, you can still see droplets of rain on trees.
For some reason 66424 just arrived in the bay of platforms 7 and 8 at Crewe. The driver jumped out and got in the other cab, waited for a few minutes before getting the road to leave.
Its these little workings that keep us meere uninformed mortals fascinated and intrigued with the railway network. I can imagine several conversations around Crewe's enthusiast community that spent a pleasant hour or so speculating the purpose of that move.
My speculation however, was brief and i quickly focused camera and mind on capturing the moment. The unplanned event had my creative juices flowing and having several conventional pictures in the bag i was on the hunt for that special opportunity.
The Crewe station anti suicide squad had recently set me free having convinced themselves that i was not a danger to myself nor society and had no intention of putting one toe beyond the yellow line thus endangering the lives of hundreds of other passengers.
I was behaving impeccably until they disappeared and then behaving like a crazy man i dropped to one knee to get a different angle my knee grazing the yellow line. Phew ! i got away with it.
The approaching Pendo had me fiddling with my camera settings to induce some intentional in camera movement whilst still keeping the Class 66 as sharp as i could. Referring to the manual step 1 said place camera on tripod......Bollocks ! tripod was in the car. Manual discarded i decided to wing it as carriage after carriage glided by.
Bingpot...this is pretty much what i had hoped for and no railway enthusiasts were harmed during the recording of this picture.
I was wowed by this composition the moment I saw it as an entry to Landscape Photographer of the Year several years ago.
Late last Autumn I was in London with my gear and happened to walk past the spot- it's nowhere near where I expected it to be. Despite the fact it's been done very well by many people over the years, I couldn't resist spinning the shot my way.
The trains were very kind in running relentlessly to provide lots of trails but sadly the sky didn't deliver anything spectacular on that day.
Later, with exceptionally tired legs and blistered feet, I managed to grab another London cliche shot that I'll be uploading soon.
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L527 passes by the elevator row at Nampa Alberta with a veteran SD75I on the point. The green ex Alberta Pool elevator on the left has since been demolished.
explored may the 31st
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I think there are several types of clouds there - I wish I knew their names. It gives such a feeling of freedom to stand in front of landscapes like this - and in this frame there's only 10% of it.
There you can also see Mount Pétursey, which was an island once upon time. It's 10 km away from my shooting spot.
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ISO 100 ; f/9 ; 8 sec ; @18mm
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