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Finally I set up the Canon Camera Connect app on my phone to do some remote shooting. I set up the tripod close to the bird feeder and watched from the kitchen while washing up the dishes. It seemed there was a delay of half a second but I managed to get this shot.
Taken from a local fjord tour from Bergen, Norway. The scenery encountered during this cruise was not quite as dramatic nor spectacular as that encountered during the Norway In A Nutshell excursion. However it was still nice.
Taken July 2008.
After a day of chasing WMSR 1309 up and down the mountains of Western Maryland, rolling back into downtown Cumberland, I spotted a CSX freight facing westbound with BNSF and Ferrormex power on lead. Seen here on the northern end of the Cumberland yard leads, next to the Amtrak Cumberland Station.
Taken on a remote shoot with Artemis © Craig Lindsay 2024. All rights reserved.
Model: Artemis Fauna
A very long way from anywhere. One of the most wonderfully remote amenities in this part of the world. Situated along the Winton to Boulia road. The bold colours of this landscape, set against the industrial greys of this unlikely infrastructure, appeals to me.
Taken with a Pentax K1000, 50mm lens. Scanned Kodak Gold 100 film.
Englischer Garten, Munich
A new app for your smart phone lets you remotely control baby buggies....:)
Please press L
Sule Skerry Lighthouse was designed by David A and Charles Stevenson and constructed during the summers of 1892-1894. It was first lit in 1895.
Sule Skerry lies almost 40 miles west from the nearest land (mainland Orkney), the lighthouse had the distinction of being the most remote lighthouse in the UK back in the days when lighthouses were still manned.
The lighthouse was automated in 1982 and was converted run on solar power a few years ago.
The island is home to a huge puffin colony. Gannets have also started to establish themselves on the island over the last few years.
The elephant trainer calls out commands to his prize elephant. This worked fine until the elephant got tired of being bossed around and pushed over the tower.
The remote control for an Apple TV.
Submitted to the Flickr group 7 Days of Shooting.
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Direction sign on the remote single track road to Lochbuie and Croggan on the Isle of Mull Scotland.
Despite being a single track road and somewhat remote location these roads are some of the most smooth roads I've driven along.
August 10 2017