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Sunrise over the Sydney harbour bridge, Australia.
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Nikon D810 & Nikkor 16-35mm, NiSi 6 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
I think this might me one of my favorite figures that I've printed so far in 2015! Reverse came out excellent and when you see it in person, you'd agree!
He's now available on the site!
btw, how about that Season Finale, pretty awesome right?
A photo from my 2015 archive when I scored a permit to Coyote Buttes North. This particular photo was taken within the wave looking backwards.
2013's supermoon in color and then inverted. The craters and ray systems are clearly visible when the image is inverted. The different minerals in the Moon surface are also highlighted.
And no, this is not a macro of a ripe lemmon.
After Wallah Gorge the Burma Mines Railway has to resort to zig-zags to gain height. Kerr Stuart 13 has just reversed direction for a second time since Tiger Camp and is now heading for the mines at Bawdwin.
It has been a very long time since I've posted photos here. I've been busy with other things, which has prevented me from getting out there and taking new photos. Part of that is because I feel more inspired taking photos while travelling (and I'm saving for my biggest trip ever, at the end of next year), and part of that is just lack of time.
Even so, I have a considerable backlog to go through. I took a trip to New Mexico and Colorado last summer and have not posted any photos from those few days. There's also about four days of unposted photos from the prior South America trip at the end of 2012. I might as well start getting some of those up now, while waiting for the bigger opportunities.
Take this photo, for example. This photo was taken over three years ago, in the Rocky Mountains a bit southwest of Denver in July of 2011. I never posted it!
This was one of the craziest sunsets that I have seen in my life. The primary point that needs to be made about this photo that it was taken towards the sun. Normally, this would obscure the mountains in shadow, but the sun was shining so brightly on the clouds to my back that it reflected to the back sides of the mountains. I've never seen anything like that before, and may not again. It’s incredible what nature can do.
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This is the best gadget I ever purchased fo a camera. It allowed me to instal the 50mm lens on my Pentax Spotmatic backwards which turned it into a super macro. It only cost me $2.90 and I wish I could but the same thing for my current Sony, but thus far, I have not found one.
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Well, if the Northern Lights won't come to me, then I shall make my own. Only in reverse.
Single Long Exposure
Guernsey, Channel Islands
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Former-Southwest Airlines 737 5N-MHM slows on the runway in Abuja, having just arrived with a domestic flight.
Aircraft: Max Air (VM/NGL) Boeing 737-300 5N-MHM.
Location: Abuja Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (ABV/DNAA), Nigeria.
The images were taken by French journalists and hence have descriptions in French.
"22 Janvier 1935. Le premier specimen des médailles spéciales qui seront mises en vente au public à l'occasion du jubilé royal, en mai prochain. Elles sont de deux sortes, dont l'une coûtera 2 shillings 6 et l'autre une guinée. Voici l'avers et le revers d'une medaille d'une guinée."
"January 22, 1935. The first specimen of the special medals which will be put on sale to the public on the occasion of the royal jubilee, next May. They are of two kinds, one of which will cost 2 shillings 6 and the other a guinea. Here is the obverse and reverse of a guinea medal."
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You may recall that a while ago, I spent quite a bit of money on philatelic preservation supplies. The reason is that I had acquired a collection of black and white press images taken at King George V's 1935 Silver Jubilee celebration. Some images are more interesting than others. I will slowly scan some of them to share. Some of the photos come with background information typed on very flimsy rice paper that over the years has become very fragile. I'm trying to preserve and protect it as much as possible.
Originally Y5, it was renumbered into 2151 in 1998 and still retains its reverse Tasrail Yellow and Green scheme from the mid 1990s.
On 14-10-2013, 2151 is stabled in the Burnie loco.
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When you try your best, but you don't succeed
When you get what you want, but not what you need
When you feel so tired, but you can't sleep
Stuck in reverse
And the tears come streaming down on your face
When you lose something you can't replace
When you love someone, but it goes to waste
Could it be worse?
And high up above or down below
When you're too in love to let it go
If you never try you'll never know
Just what you're worth
Tears stream down on your face
I promise you I will learn from my mistakes
Tears stream down your face
And I...
Lights will guide you home
And ignite your bones
And I will try to fix you
~Fix You by Coldplay: Listen
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." - Leonardo da Vinci
Taken with Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
So, this'un's a bit different. I don't currently have a reverse flash fig to use, so I've come up with this one. Pretty happy with it, just wish there was a yellow helmet I could use.