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A re-enacted pilot leaning against his mount, a P-51-D Mustang, somewhere in eastern England.... but 2018 rather than 1945.
Pilots boat
Location info:
Palma de Mallorca (Spain)
Shot with Canon Rebel T5i (700D) and Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM. Firmware upgraded to Magic Lantern.
Processed with Photoshop CC 2015 and Lightroom CC 2015.
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"Ground control to Major Tom
The time is near, there's not too long
Can you hear me Major Tom?…"
*David Bowie*
Class 47/7, 47773 (D1755) and GWR 4073 Class, 7029 “Clun Castle” power up in unison as Vintage Trains’ “The Cumbrian Mountaineer” gets back underway from Stafford after pausing to set down passengers.
The return leg was running as 1Z31 1532 Appleby to Birmingham New Street, with the Sulzer running round and piloting from Crewe.
The Pilots Cottages at Ynys Llanddwyn (LLanddwyn Island)
Anglesey.
The cottages were just about to be used for a BBC reality show.
The Canadian Rockies mountain range spans the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta. With jagged, ice-capped peaks, including towering Mt. Robson, it's a region of alpine lakes, diverse wildlife and outdoor recreation sites. Yoho National Park is home to the massive Takakkaw Falls. Other national parks are Jasper, with the famously accessible Athabasca Glacier, and Banff, site of glacier-fed Lake Louise. Pilot Mountain was named by George Dawson because it is a landmark to travellers in the Bow Valley. It may be seen up and down the Bow Valley for a considerable distance and because of its special location, may be viewed when looking west from east of Banff Townsite and when looking southeast from northwest of Lake Louise.
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Una càmera alemana poc coneguda però força interessant i divertida de fer servir és la KW Pilot-6. És curiós com certs elements que després faran de la Hasselblad una de les millors (o potser la millor?) càmeres de la historia, ja s'apunten aquí. Es tracta d'una càmera reflex de format 6x6 cm (SLR), amb visor superior i objectius intercambiables.
En detriment del seu "llinatge" vers la "Hassy" val a dir que no pot canviar de rodet amb xassis intercambiables, ni avança automaticament la pel·licula, i que el obturador és un model de guillotina força cru i lent. Amb tot, es plega en fomat cub molt facil de manipular, té el selector de velocitats / carregador en la mateixa posició que la Hasselblad, i la velocitat màxima no és pas tant lenta, 1/200 (la Hasselblad 500C/M només arriba a 1/500).
Fou fabricada per KameraWerkstatten (Dresden), entre 1936 i la Segona Guerra Mundial, i la variant Pilot Super, entre 1939 i 1941. Aquesta incorporava un primitiu fotometre d'extinció.
Aquesta en concret és del model fabricat a partir de 1938, funciona perfectament, i la vaig comprar molt bé de preu al festival de fotografia analògica Revela'T, de Vilassar de Dalt.
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A little known German camera but quite interesting and fun to use is the KW Pilot-6. It's relevant how certain elements that will later make the Hasselblad one of the best (or maybe the best?) cameras in history, are already here. It is a 6x6 cm single-lens reflex camera (SLR), with a top viewfinder and interchangeable lenses.
To the detriment of its "lineage" towards the "Hassy" it cannot change film with interchangeable backs, nor does it automatically advance the film, and the shutter is a rather crude and slow guillotine model. All in all, it folds into a very easy-to-manipulate cube format, has the speed selector / cocking lever in the same position as the Hasselblad, and the maximum speed is not that slow, 1/200 (the Hasselblad 500C/M only reaches 1/500).
It was manufactured by KameraWerkstätten (Dresden), between 1936 and World War 2, and the Pilot Super variant, between 1939 and 1941. This one incorporated a primitive extinction light meter.
This particular one is of the model manufactured from 1938 onwards, it works perfectly, and I bought it at a very good price at the analog photography festival Revela'T, in Vilassar de Dalt, Catalonia.
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Pilot of a Chance Vought Cosair taxis by on the perimeter track prior to going to the hold for afinal instrument and engine check before take off.
The pilot [boat] helps safely navigate the ship.
This boat lead and flanked a cruise ship leaving Cuba [island] in the Caribbean Sea.
Nella parte di oceano a Sud di Tenerife si possono ammirare decine e decine di balene in transito.
Le più impressionanti sono le Balene Pilota, per l'eleganza con cui affiorano per respirare e poi tornare a scomparire nel blu profondo
#whales #balene #mare #ocean #tenerife #globicefali #breathing #spray #spruzzo
Custom built BrickArms/BrickWarriors/BrickForge/SDT/LEGO minifigure. Hazel armor cast.
The armor & helmet pieces are another one of those casts by Hazel. It`s the Colonial Marine though he kinda changed after I made the oxy mask & started to look more pilot-like. The whole mask assembly can be removed. I think pilot style figs look fantastic probably due to all the terrific headgear that is available.
This photograph is a late addition to today's pictures of the Low Head Pilot Station. All historical information is provided under the previous shots.
Apart from the little van and the electric light poles, I wanted to try a sepia print to see what the pilot station may have looked like in the 1880s (all these buildings would have been completed by then). If we substitute the van with a horse and cart and the electric lights with gas lamps, then I think this thought experiment has merit.
By the time I got to the Low Head Pilot Station it was already getting quite dark and I had to shoot quickly. No time to set up a tripod! This was in fact the last photograph I took on site and so I've had to adjust the exposure levels to compensate.
A stunt plane pilot flies his aircraft at l;ow level past the crowd at the 2018 Stuart Airshow in Stuart, Florida. Prints, and many other items, are available with this image on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com. Thanks for visiting!
Кристалл "Hammertone" by KMZ (1962)
Industar 50 (3.5/50 - M39)
Sverdlovsk-4
Kodak UltraMax 400
Tetenal Colortec C41 - 30 °C
Epson V600
The MV Edmund Gardner (701gt) a former Pilot Tender built for the Liverpool Port Authority and completed in 1953, (Philip & Son Dartmouth). WFU in 1981 now berthed in Canning Dock preserved by the Liverpool Maritime Museum, provided pilots for ships in Liverpool Bay, River Mersey, and the channel leading to the entrance locks for the Manchester Ship Canal at Eastham, Wirral.
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After a night nearby, the morning brought sun and a lushness to the sage. I was driving out when I took this. Looking into my rearview, I saw this view. I stopped the car, set up a couple of shots.
I'm pretty surprised at how the Ektachrome handled the greens here. It was green with the light, but nothing like this.
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'A Spirit'
Camera: Mamiya m645j (1980)
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor C 2.8/45mm
Film: Kodak Ektachrome E200; (x-05/2006); 100iso
Process: DIY ECN-2
Pilot Butte, Wyoming
July 2019