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Cha Cha Slide!
anyway one of my favorite pictures
one of my first too when i became interested in photography
it took me a while cause i was an AMATEUR.
and i still am =P
oh and my watermark is different because i forgot to add it and i didnt want to go thru photoshop and put it in
so i just wrote out the words on a flickr font.
Reading and Northern T-1 2102 was reversing into Jim Thorpe with an excursion from Reading's Outer Station on a cloudy hazy day.
A R&N GP38-2 was pulling the train on the other end as the 2102 consist was turned in preparation for the return to Reading.
Artiste : Creyone 132
Festival de Street Art Rehab 2, organisé du 16 juin au 16 juillet 2017 à la Cité Internationale universitaire de Paris, 17 boulevard Jourdan dans le 14e.
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#974
Two stags following a battle hidden deep in the bracken emerge to perform parallel walking and bellows without a follow up fight.
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Toronto Pearson International Airport CYYZ
20080301_163159-0835
Air Canada
Boeing 777-333/ER
C-FIUR / 735
20080301_163159-0835
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This is a digital double exposure.
All the glory of this photo belongs to my shooting buddy Chris "Captain Blithering" Renfro, one of the most creative photographers that I know. Chris is a light painting wizard and shines the brightest when he's shooting at night.
In this particular instance we were shooting the Milky Way over Mount Hood when I noticed that he was goofing around with his camera and tripod... but I didn't pay him much mind until I heard him go... "Hmmm... Cool!". And so I had to go over and look at the back of his camera... after which I went... "Holy Ef Word!!11!! :)".!! <--
It turns out that he set his camera on a long exposure, exposed the shot for half the time and then put the lens cap on and turned the camera over and removed the lens cap for the rest of the exposure. He used a timer for the whole procedure.
The effect really was great, but I'm always one to simplify the simple and so I set my camera for 30 seconds, exposed Mount Hood for 15 and then just flipped my camera over 180 degrees on the ball head for the other 15 seconds and voila!
Sunset at Reversing Falls as the tide goes out.
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Car reversing out of a parking space at Tesco, Edinburgh Way, Harlow, Essex.
Shot using Trioplan Meyer-Optik Gorlitz antique lens.
85023 47654 890526 Stlk 1318 MP-Poole
A bit of a suprise here as 85023 drags 47654 into Stockport with the 1318 Manchester Poole running very much on time, so not a failure. One can only presume that 47654 worked forward from Birmingham.
26th May 1989
There is NO Photo Manipulation here, and anyone can do this. Just put some colors on your monitor and position a glass of water in front of it. You might notice at the top of the glass it's showing the colors behind, but the water reverses them. Could lead to some tricky magical work, Lol.
SOO Line 1003 shoves her consist towards independence road to pick up Santa Claus for the Santa Train event
Big Bend National Park, Texas.
With the sun dropping behind me, I pulled off the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive to enjoy the view of the Chisos Mountains. The gigantic "v" in the center is the Window (and the smaller "v" in the shadow is the destination of the popular Window Trail).
There doubtless were dozens of visitors a couple of miles beyond the Window taking in a Big Bend sunset from a viewpoint near the Chisos Mountain Lodge. I was alone in the Chihuahuan Desert and didn't even turn to look at the sunset, but didn't feel shortchanged.