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Kagoshima Japan | Leica M5 × Summicron 35mm F2 | PB J1 14 203 25 | ILFORD 100 DELTA : PERCEPTOL 1:1 20℃ 17'00" / PB J1 14 203.25 / mokuu.cc/2017/07/post-248.html
2 reds, 2 oranges, 2 yellows, equal-spaced brightnesses. Then 9 equal-spaced brightnesses every other one filled in: dark grey (RGB 12,15,13), magenta (RGB 64,32,57), blue (RGB 66,66,133), cyan (RGB 71, 143, 143) and white (RGB 245,255,247), overlaid with own-software edge-detection lines in the same colours and brightness breaks, over the top of a cyan (RGB 60,139,156) background.
Gives a red, orange, blue and white abstract perspective that highlights detail of the scene IMO.
Location: West ham Station, east London.
One of UK's iconic post boxes stans proud as one of London Midland's fleet of 172's heads away from Stourbridge Juncion with 2V03 0701 Birmingham Moor Street to Great Malvern.
For alternative railway photography, follow the link:
www.phoenix-rpc.co.uk/index.html to the Phoenix Railway Photographic Circle.
heavenly platform located in azhai national park hunan province.
Photography tours in the Guilin area:
www.gregorymichielsphotography.com/
Ebook/The complete photographers guide to Guilin,Yangshuo,Xingping:
The view from Haskell's Beach. A little gratuitous playing around with some of the sliders and filters in Lightroom.
Minolta Vectis S-1
Minolta Vectis 22-80mm 1:4-5.6
Kodak Advantix Ultra 400-25, expired, ID 665-954
Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2019
A07661_002-1
66197 deviates around where the platform of Castle Bromwich station once stood heading 6V92 Corby B.S.C. to Margam empty steel carriers.
American Freedom Train night scene with Southern Pacific GS-4 class 4-8-4 steam locomotive # 4449 that is preparing to depart, with a crew member carrying a lantern on a station platform in St Petersburg, Florida, December 1976. Followed this train for a few hour after departure with my friend Fred Clark to capture various images while the train was in action. This steam locomotive was constantly being cleaned by the crew members to provide a great appearance. You can see various crew members along with observers and photographers on the station platform. The train was being operated on SCL lines in Florida.
Ripponden
Following on from the previous upload and taken a few days apart. This is all that remains of what was the station and platform at Rishworth Railway station. The station was at the end of the branch line running from the town of Sowerby Bridge though Ripponden to the end of the line here. Opened in 1881 and closed for good in September 1959 nature has done a good job of reclaiming the entire area.
This was taken on our daily walk, although my husband has decided that it’s not a good idea to go walking with someone with a camera. I was determined to get to this location, but there is no public access from one direction, so we were ‘forced’ to take a 50 foot scramble up a sheer slope of brambles, dead leaves, ivy, crumbling soil and trees to get to this location. I thought it was worth it !
Thank you for your visit and your camera, they are greatly appreciated.
Camera: Fuji DL-500 Wide Date
Film: Ilford FP4+ 125
Processing: Adonal 1:50 @ 20℃
Used on my blog: mistermarkenblog.wordpress.com/2017/10/14/daily-alvsjo-platform-photo-17/
The main reason I traveled from Tromso to Senja was to stand on this platform and look upon the fjord (You can watch the vlog on YouTube by searching for Darren Knight Photo).
"'Platform' is ITP/IMA's Faculty Member Gabe Colombo's new 5-channel video artwork with MTA Arts Design examining what it means to be back together in a crowd after years spent apart. The work features a large portrait of 40 New Yorkers in a slow-motion moment of awe. The subject of their collective gaze is purposefully left ambiguous."
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**Spolier Alert**
It was uncomfortable and startling to realize that the eyes and camea phones of the "crowd" were following me as I walked down the corridor. They;re watching YOU. A very effective AHA! moment.
During an offshore fishing trip, yellowtail were biting, so we threw anchor. A nearby oil platform made a terrific reflection on the water.
I simply cropped and rotated this image, saturating the colors for this abstract effect.
Charing Cross is a station of many names and faces. It has evolved from several Underground stations that have been combined and modified over time into the current form. The story of its development is one of constant change and innovation.
Situated at the point where the Strand and Trafalgar Square meet, the station provides access to an area of London familiar to Londoners and tourists, but few would guess what lies beneath the streets beyond the operational station tunnels.
These photographs, taken in October 2017, showcase the tunnels as they stand today.
Inspiration for the framing of the shots came from the 1975 New Topographics exhibition.