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Slightly altered particle emitter from the first two images I posted. Still tweaking, still altering.

Bloomin' freezing - I'd like to think I'd have more sense now but a 228 on Rekowagen, with what I didn't realise 'til today was a V100 on the back, would have me out in the snow in a flash.

228762 on 16808 Werktags (ausser Samstags) 1352 Zittau-Gorlitz in the dying light of 18/12/91.

The day looked something like:

Overnight in Zittau (having arrived from a day chasing freight at Dippoldiswalde on the Freital heinsberg system) then a run out to Mittelherwigsdorf where there were stored 52.80s and a run up to Olbersdorf Oberdorf on the narrow gauge where the Timber Treatment works was still using a 600mm LKM Ns2.

Onward to Gorlitz, travelling through Poland and finishing with a bash up the hill behind 991779 at Radebuel.

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Candid street portrait taken in Glasgow, Scotland. A fascinating close-up candid look at the process that comes to us all in time. Where skin thins and becomes flaky and where hair sprouts from everywhere. In fact I don't think I have ever seen hair growing on the front of the nose before. I loved this man's expression as he looked up the street and as you know, I love photographically studying human life and behaviour. Enjoy full screen by pressing 'L' or clicking the image.

With the public release of some of the initial JWST images it is possible to download and process the raw data yourself.

This object is the NGC 1365, the "Great Barred Spiral Galaxy", meaning it has a bar of stars at the centre with spiral arms further out.

Images from four infrared wavelengths from the NIRCAM and MIRI instruments have been combined, the choice of mapping these images into an RGB colour space is left up to the end user.

Raw data credit: NASA/ESA/CSA/STSCI processing: Anthony Holloway

Iruma, Saitama, Japan

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Whispery White Wednesday!

bokeh project 189/365

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M1 Dublin to Belfast motorway

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Lomo LC-A + Kodak Ektachrome E100 (Expired)

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I love the outcome

All my architectural works here : www.flickr.com/photos/s-d-g/sets/72157633432317796

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Corroding statue in a "reclamation yard" in Wells, just outside Bath

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Another re-processed shot today, and it is one of my favourite shots of my "favourite tree" on Somerton Road, Greenvale at sunrise one morning in April of this year.

Like the original this is a six exposure merge in Photomatix using the "Painterly" preset with "Natural" light settings.

For this re-processing I used a trial version of DxO Optics Pro 7 I downloaded last night to remove chromatic abberation and noise from the original six images.

Early days yet (only downloaded it yesterday), but early impressions of Optics Pro are very favourable. I love the idea of a software package that understands the specific scientifics of your lens and camera combinations.

What took me literally hours in Photoshop on the original image (removing the CA from all around the tree), was done with the tick of a check box.

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This Snowdog wears an abstract pattern in colours inspired by the colour printing process. Designed by Josh Ford, who creates art that focuses on repetition, replication and disorientation through the use of abstract pattern and colour.

Later sold for £6000