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CanonT90 FD50mm f1.4, Fujifim Superia Xtra ISO 400, self devoloped C14, Epson V550, 2400 dpi ICE, sharp.mask
Great Falls, MT
Captured on Portra 400 film in 6x4.5 format, pushed 1 stop to 800.
Mamiya 645 AFD w/ 80mm f/2.8 lens
Taken with Android Smartphone LG G2 Mini
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This photo is an apt summary of a good chunk of my four days in the Afar region of Ethiopia. In one of the most inhospitable environments on Earth and the hottest inhabited place on the planet, even the Land Cruisers struggle. Apparently, the 4WD system on this cruiser wasn't working, and so it just wasn't up to handling the off-road driving and kept getting stuck in the sand.
When traveling in the Afar, it is compulsory to have both a local police officer (non-uniformed gun-toting man) and a soldier (uniformed gun-toting man) along as escorts. The bigger the convoy of vehicles, the greater the number of escorts.
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Ford Thunderbird Convertable (1st Gen) (1955-57) Engine 292cu in (4800cc) Y block V8 Production 53166
Registration Number 889 YUG
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The first generation of Ford Thunderbird (1955-57) was unveiled at the 1954 Detroit Auto Show on 20th February 1954 and the first car went on sale 22nd October 1954 for the 1955 model year. 3500 orders were placed in the first ten days and 1955 sales reached 16155 against Fords projection of 10000, for 1956 sales remained brisk closing the year at 15631.
The car came as a convertable or coupe and powered by a 292 Ci Y block V8 though a 312 Ci Y-block V8 was available as an option.
For 1956 more trunk space was added, the spare wheel was mounted on outside exhausts were moved to the end of the bumper and air vents were added behind the front wheels to improve cabin ventilation. Transmission was either through a Fordomatic Automatic or manual overdrive. The car featured four way powered seats, and push button interior door handles. Designed as a brisk luxury tourer the car was well capable of between 110-120 mph.
For 1957 the front bumper was reshaped, the grille and tailfins were made larger, and larger tail-lights were fitted. The spare wheel moved back inside the trunk, which had been redesigned to allow it to be mounted vertically. The side "Thunderbird" script moved from the fins to the front fenders. A new option was "Dial-o-Matic" 4-way power seats that, when you turned off the ignition, the seat would move back to allow easier exiting. As well as the standard 292 and 312 engines, versions of the 312 were produced in higher states of tune,
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Shot 09:06:2014 ar The Luton Classic Car Show, Stockwell Park, Luton REF 102-415
Derek Rottenberg (SOU) pushes forward on Joshua Nelson (CCC) while holding Joshua's legs. Joshua is uncooperative.
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86205 'City of Lancaster' now working for Virgin Trains departs Crewe with a London Euston bound service.
On the 20th May 2018 the Spanish built 'Spanaco Loyalty' (2007, 5,000DWT) arrives at a misty Teignmouth in ballast from Falmouth. The former 'Eileen C' was owned by Carrisbrooke Shipping of Cowes who still manage the vessel. This side vessel is pretty much the biggest we see in Teignmouth and the pilot boat gives the impressive mini bulker a push round.
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Push Thru Letters for a clothing store in a shopping mall
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Pushing coal from the Huangcunjin mine at Shibanxi, Sichuan Province, China. The mine has now shut, the steam hauled coal trains are no more, but the narrow gauge railway has re-invented itself as a tourist line, with brightly coloured locomotives. So now it's probably best to shoot your pictures in black and white. December 2008. © Photo - David Hill.