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'Glory to Ukraine' with the 6G06 Tyseley to Bescot engineers working with 66778 on the back.
The points to Tyseley depot were being replaced at this time.
Taken last Saturday at Loughor underneath the road bridge. Just liked the many vanishing points in the image
Sunrise on the river Sangha in northern Congo. The Sangha is one of the main access points to the Nouabale-Ndoki National Park. The Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park (NNNP) covers over 4,000km² of intact lowland rainforest in northern #Congo, harboring important populations of large mammals, including forest elephants, western lowland gorillas and chimpanzees. #landscape
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The crew of Mackay Sugar locos Cedars and Dulverton shunt together a loaded rake.
Mackay Sugar operates an extensive and highly specialised cane rail network, spanning 832 km across the Mackay region - from Wagoora in the north to Munbura in the south and west through the Pioneer Valley to Finch Hatton. With a fleet of 34 cane rail locomotives and approximately 6,600 cane bins, Mackay Sugar collects and transports an average of six million tonnes of sugar cane every year from around 280 cane rail sidings.
Wagoora, QLD.
Thursday, 5 September 2024.
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Taken near Hard Knott's summit as the sun finally came out from beneath the clouds to light the peaks. The first winter snow of this year covering the highest points.
10.01.15
“Stars, too, were time travelers. How many of those ancient points of light were the last echoes of suns now dead? How many had been born but their light not yet come this far? If all the suns but ours collapsed tonight, how many lifetimes would it take us to realize we were alone? I had always known the sky was full of mysteries—but not until now had I realized how full of them the earth was.”
― Ransom Riggs, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
Today I got up extra early to shoot during the sunrise only to find out that the sky was covered in clouds. I was a little disappointed because I had to think of something else. But I've been wanting to do another shot similar to day 92. Theres something super satisfying about it. I've also been wanting to shoot something for Concept Coloration this month but I've been so stumped on what to create (then I figured out what I wanted and had the weather turn me down). Seeing as I really wanted to do something for CC I made this instead. I love the light of the moon. It's like a comfort blanket for the night. So in the end this was my interpretation of this months theme "The Catalyst of Light". I also tried to use my own picture of the moon I took a few years back, but do to the camera I used I couldn't blow it up without losing the detail. So I found a nice on the the creative commons. So here are the two images I used that I found on the creative commons
www.flickr.com/photos/andyspicturesurl/4335281098
www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/15984763045/in/photolist-qmw69... (what a ridiculously long link)
I hope everyone is having an enjoyable weekend. I'm in the middle of painting my room all white. I will no longer have to deal with the pain of colour correcting green skin (my room use to be a vibrant basil green. I also went out to go but the last of my school supplies and the art store I went to had NOTHING I need. I was a little disappointed. I'll just have to wait until Monday to get everything from the bookstore on campus. At the end of the day all is well.
Preliminary women's heat during the US Open Surfing Championship competition at Huntington Beach, California. It was a good morning of shooting. Would have been much better without the fog and overcast. Big waves would have helped but it was still fun and this added to the photo challenges.
Sába loves it. Going up there means she'll get some treats for posing, and those vantage points are naturally preferred places for dogs. Well, not for enjoying the panorama better, but you know, sniffing and looking around from up there is much more interesting for a dog. She's a 7 yrs old cane corso female, by the way.
corbar hill
Merry Christmas everyone!!!
I thought that Corbar Cross would make a nice seasonal shot, and helpfully the mists cleared for a few moments whilst visiting the top.
So here is a festive trig point on to top of Corbar Hill (with its adjacent cross).
Corbar Hill is an outlying summit of Combs Moss, above Buxton. The cross was originally erected by Duke of Devonshire in 1950 as a gift to the Roman Catholic church. It was cut down in 2010 as a protest against the long history of child abuse during the visit of Pope Benedict XVI. The Buxton ecumenical group 'Churches Together' raised funds to replace the cross with a smaller one in May, 2011
An item of medieval punishment, worn round the neck for Smile On Saturday, photographed at the Museum of Torture Methods, Lucca, Italy
I took a few shots here , well loads really lol , i always find it hard using filters here , as you need a dark one to keep that always bright sky from blowing whilst trying to keep some details in the fore with out darkening the cross and light house too much . this shot was from exposed for the sky , then the fore recovered in Adobe raw , but i think its a bit noisy in the dark areas due to that when viewed big .
i layered another lighter exposure over the worse areas but still not great . its ok small tho lol :)
Might have another go of it with the different exposures i took .
Hdr doesn't really work either on this one , but ive spent a few hours editing this one so thought i may as well post it :)
Camera Canon EOS 40D
Sigma 10-20mm f/4
Exposure 0.6
Aperture f/29.0
Focal Length 16 mm
ISO Speed 100
Exposure Bias -4/3 EV
Cokin Nd4 Grad
As Sculpture laying on the high tide level at one of my favorite places.
The artist who made this is named marti aiha and comes from finland.
It's made from iron and is rusty and red and the tones in it and the tones in the horizon is great together.
The diameter of this is 5 meters and it weighs about 25tons.
This pic is from one of my early photosessions, the composition is not perfect, but i'm a sucker for clouds and skyscapes, and i would probably still have included alot of the sky even now:)))
Anyway, lovely to see some warmth, it's cold as hell here now. Yesterday about -10 degrees celsius, brrrrrrrrrrrr.
And now we offically don't get more sun this year, it won't be back until 21 of january.
Anyway, hope you like this as much as me and thanks for stopping by.
All comments and faves are highly appreciated and i will visit your stream the first chance i get:)
Have a wonderful week ahead:)