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Consolidation (Consol) Schacht 8 Oberschuir Gelsenkirchen-Feldmark 27.05.1989
Industriedenkmal
Germany, ruhrarea
The handsome telephone exchange building. Built in the days when there would be human operators making connexions, machines have long since replaced them.
I'm putting the Town Hall up today because I've been meaning to post it for my photo for the day for ages. I'm also getting fed up of taking it and ending up using something else! It wasn't an easy choice as I liked all the photos I've uploaded today too.
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D182 pulls away from the speed restriction over the River Nene and heads the last train of the day to Wansford during the Nene Valley Railways 3 Peaks Diesel Gala.
The passengers are putting those working coal stoves in the coaches to good use on this cold December afternoon as N&W 475 leads the return trip to East Strasburg.
Images taken of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team running through STX lanes for their Full Spectrum Training Event being held at Hohenfels Germany. US Army Europe Public Affairs photo by Richard Bumgardner.
Putting out some milk and cookies for Father Christmas.
Travel safe, take lots of pictures, come back safely!
Sasolburg
South Africa
Another iphone snap the iPhone X this time and if I had waited and faffed about with a camera this one second long dirty look Sam gave Beau would not have been one of my favourite happy memories of her.. Sam was named by Jonathan's late wife and I thought "what sort of a name is that " she was already nicknamed Sam and we were forever saying she is a she not a he lol... Our darling Sam acted oddly one day and took off running from our car as we were putting the dogs in.. We had to leg it to catch up with her and put her in the large comfortable boot of our car. As we did so I was shocked and told Jonathan " Sams gone blind " I could tell her pupils had simply filled the coloured part of her eye. We got he to the vet immediately where she was diagnosed as completely deaf as well as completely blind with a brain tumour and told nothing could be done for her...we were in shock and she was put to sleep that same morning..her memory lives on through our memories and by having many photos' of her as I have of all my pets I thought this summed up her wonderful nature as after being interrupted from her sleep by Beau she just lay back down..she was so good natured ...Sue ..:)
I am way behind on Flickr, stuff been happening.....nothing to do with illness or anything like that but enough to make me
'feel' ill that's all....I hope to gradually catch up...
Class 55 Deltic 55022 Royal Scots Grey applies the power as it leaves Yoker Depot and passes through Garscadden with plenty of clag station working 6Z53 to Kilmarnock taking Strathclyde (SPT) liveried Class 334 334013 for refurbishment on the 28th of September 2013
Back in the day, before miniature golf courses had to have 50' waterfalls and giant dragons with lazers shooting out of their eyes, there was Putt-Putt. We had a mini-golf in the town where I grew up, but the Putt-Putt was a few more miles away, and we always wanted to go there over the local one. Why? Dunno... the name "Putt-Putt" had a certain cachet to it, it somehow seemed you were playing the real thing. (Even though miniature golf was around long before Putt-Putt was.) That Putt-Putt is now long gone, buried under a Walgreen's or Rite-Aid or some other terribly uninteresting beige drug store, so I was pleased to find this one next to my motel in Richmond, IN. On the other hand, I was sad to see a "FOR SALE" sign on the property. (for $295,000) I hope it'll remain a Putt-Putt, but it doesn't look like it will. Some things should just never go away.
Putt-Putt now calls themselves "Fun Centers", and according to their corporate web site, centers "may include go-karts, bumper boats, batting cages, laser tag, game rooms and even climbing walls".
I thought the mini-golf was fun enough. If I'm in Richmond again this summer, I'm gonna see if this Putt-Putt is open. If so, you can catch me on the links. :-)
miniature people coping in a big world
7 days of shooting
week #22
favourite fruits or vegetables
macro Monday
leek golf course
Recklinghausen II (Schächte 1/2/4), Recklinghausen 23.10.1989,
Schacht 4 (Konrad Ende).
Germany, ruhrarea
Something different, yet again.
And the 5D arrives tomorrow!!! Just in time for a trip with twelve middle schoolers to the Grand Canyon next week.
C&NW GP15 4413 is ready to couple onto the rest of the consist, which has several ballast cars in it. The Farley Candy siding is at the left.
After almost 65 years, the Putt-Putt Family Fun Center in Tyler, Texas, is closing down. Since this place was the source of a lot of fun memories from my youth, I had to have one last outing and document it via instant photography.
This great blue heron is putting on the brakes before touchdown . . . or flashing a stranger, I don't know which. Captured in Tule Lake NWR on a snow-covered field.
A northwest scenic view into Larimer County and Fort Collins Colorado as the sun is setting and a severe lightning thunderstorm comes over the front range of the rocky mountains and into the plains putting on a nice colorful electric show. Check out the time lapse that goes with this image.
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This pic works so well with the way I am right now...
I'm still trying to put the pieces of who I am together.
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I first thought that I wouldn't post my supermoon shot, as it cannot fully compete with others that were made with much longer focal lenght lenses (this here was 280mm on full frame).
But when I saw a lot of really crappy moon-shots in todays Explore, I was confident enough to post it anyway. At least it puts the photos before and after this in the context of the supermoon ;-)
I used an old Leitz Telyt 280mm lens from 1963, at f/8. This is my longest lens for the Canon full-frame body and delivers still a decent image quality!
And here a very interesting comparison:
I took this picture of the blood-moon last year: flic.kr/p/yUDiCy
Exactly the same equipment and same aperture settings (6D full-frame and 280mm @ f/8). For the blood-moon I needed ISO 3200 and 1 second exposure, whereas for this supermoon I had ISO 50 and 1/200 s. Summed up, this makes a brightness factor of 15000 (!!!) if I didn't make a mistake in calculation. Pretty extreme!
Seen out of the back of an open-top tour bus at the Edinburgh fringe - reflects my life better than the people looking at me in my other attempts at this brief!
Mini golf course at Ohio University, Athens.
May 2022.
Lomography Color 800, Olympus Stylus Zoom 140. Processed and printed by Blue Moon Camera, home scan.
37419 on its first day on the South Yorkshire RHHT along with 37423 has just passed through Woodhouse Jct on its way to Worksop whilst working the SO 3S13 Sheffield - Sheffield .
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Finally illuminated in the art studio- my driftwood collage - "Elk River Heron." I worked on this guy off and on for a year- putting it together as if it was a puzzle! Included in the work, aside from driftwood I picked up on the river that is our backyard, there are shells, nuts, seeds, and fossils.
The work is 24 1/2 X 30 and fairly heavy.