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Finally caught up with where I need to be and am happy with this image created. With this image I was thinking of alternate ways to get the heart pumping. Near my studio there are all these old machines that I have no clue what they do so why not have them as weird heart pumps the expel water?
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A set of antique gas pumps I spotted along Old Philadelphia Pike in Bird in Hand, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Nikon D850 with Nikkor 24-85mm F3.5-F4.5 lens, F11, ISO 64.
The twin Beam Engines at Papplewick Pumping Station, in full steam. The sight, sound, and even the smell; a true "sensory delight"!
Getting a little more mileage out of these new sky high stiletto pumps, these will be a nice addition to the Summer wardrobe.
Can’t outrun Godzilla
My earliest memory of this style of shoe is watching a woman attempt to run in them, over large rocks, as she fled from Godzilla. I remember shouting at her to take them off!
At one point, I was a die-hard pumps fan. I’ve been weeding them out of my closet, but thought this pair would be a keeper. Then, I wore them today. The damn things won’t stay on my feet.
Shirt, Sweaty Rocks. Dress, BB Dakota (thrifted). Shoes, Seychelles.
Two times the same outfit with one difference,
left I'm wearing my red pumps and and right my brown overknee boots.
15 years ago this area was a wide ranging marshland, but was then gradually transformed into an artificial lake to which the water from the surrounding marshland is pumped on a regular schedule. I managed to catch this in the image along with the sun setting. The surface of the lake was totally flat until the pump started to push water into the lake creating some nice radiating waves.
From North Western Road in Smethwick it is possible to see both the railway and the canal system including the preserved Smethwick pumping house. The pumping house supplied water to the Brindley canal which is on a higher level than the Telford main line. Passing this gem is a Cross Country Voyager, forming the 08.45 Bournemouth to Manchester Piccadilly service. To the left is the footbridge to Smethwick High Street and in the centre is an ivy covered telegraph pole which had no fewer than 14 cross arms!
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an old pump off Broadway (Denver, CO)... 5 exp handheld HDR... my brand new sigma 10-20mm, I think this is going to be a great lens (I really like the flare it gets). The irony in this image is palpable....
as usual better.. View On Black
Dougie Williams had taken this excellent shot previously of this spot so thought I would have a gander. www.flickr.com/photos/dougiew/8733042330/
Its not the most beautiful spot but definitely a good spot for LE work. Went for a square crop as the lines seemed to justify this.
Its that time of year again for Landscape Photographer of the year. Got close last year so figured would have another go so need to think about the selection process and might put this one for the urban category if I get positive feedback
I believe that the sound of racking the pump of a shotgun is universally recognized as "kiss your ass goodbye".
The M90 Shotgun is a UNSC shotgun that fires Soellkraft 8-Gauge Magnum rounds. It is most effective in close quarters combat.
The LEGO M90 Shotgun is built to look like its appearance in the Halo 2 Anniversary campaign.
Length: 40"
Weight: 6 pounds
Functions: moving trigger, loadable upper magazine tube (6 shells), loadable chamber (+1 shell), working pump action ejection mechanism and shell feed system
Features: light-up sights, pump grip, and flashlight by Brickstuff LEDs
Full album (14 photos) - flickr.com/photos/nickjensen/albums/72157714334228792
Esther’s pump. When this Schwinn Paramount was brazed in Chicago 50 years ago, this trough still held water for cattle in what has been a corn/soy bean field for many years now. There used to be two fences parallel to the road here which served as a conduit to the field for the cattle. My earliest memory of this spot was sheltering from a summer downpour next to the barn (opposite this pump) with a small group of riders on an AYH (American Youth Hostels) ride in 1966.
The pilot of a stunt biplane gives the crowd a fist pump on a low pass during 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. Check it out and thanks for visiting!
A redo of an image from several years ago.
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