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I took a few shots of these little falls... then a few shots more... when you get a nice scene, you cannot help yourself... just changed the angle..
Lokomotif CC 201 04 02 sebagai lokomotif dinas KA Kuala Stabas, yang kini sudah pulang ke Jawa dan berganti kulit menjadi putih.
Lokomotif "Badak Sumatera" CC 202 berdinas KA Babaranjang kosongan tujuan Tanjung Enim. Yang kini tugasnya sudah tergantikan sepenuhnya olek "Gajah Sumatera" CC 205 untuk dinasan KA Babaranjang Tanjung Enim - Tarahan.
The light fading, the eastern sky tinged pink by the declining sun racing downwards in the western skies, while the eternal waves care not about light or dark or twilight between the realms, they just roll on and one.
Waves splashing into one of the wooden groynes (several of which run down from the sea wall into the water, used to help control the drift and erosion of the sand on the beaches
This fall is most inaccessible in a very steep sided wooded gorge. It about 3 metres high and only a couple of hundred yards from where the stream enters Hury Reservoir.
There is a higher fall further up the valley under the road bridge (How Gill Bridge) but so far have not been able to access it!!
With a patch of sunlight through the dense woodland.
This waterfall on East Gill upstream of Ash Force is both unnamed and unmarked on the OS 1:25000 map.
East Gill joins with West Gill at the small village of Cotterdale to form Cotterdale Beck.
North Yorkshire.
The Boeing Collection
From a collection of some 500 Boeing slides that I've had scanned from my archives. Hope they will provide some enjoyment and nostalgia from a bygone age.
My grand Scandinavian Aviation Tour 1982
One of the SAS fleet of Boeing 747s N4502R is seen here on take off on my only visit to Göteborg Landvetter airport on my tour of Scandinavia in the summer of 1982. I think I must have been caught out by this lumbering ‘Jumbo’ as the framing is a tad rushed :)
More on Sweden's second airport Göteborg Landvetter here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Göteborg_Landvetter_Airport
N4502R c/n 22496 'Huge Viking' Boeing 747-283B - originally allocated LN-RNB but ntu. Delivered new to SAS in October 1981, but barely flew with the airline for a year and a half before being leased to Nigeria Airways in June 1983. In March 1987 it was returned and passed to SAS charter subsidiary Scanair. Leased again to Philippine Airlines this time in November 1987, and then re-registered as EI-BZA in February 1989. Returned to the USA to AercoUsa Inc in February 1998 and operated by Tower Air as N622FF until March 2001. Withdrawn and broken up at New York JFK later that year.
Taken with a Soviet made Zenith TTL camera and 300mm lens. From an original slide, scanned and unrestored.
You can see a random selection of my aviation memories here: www.flickriver.com/photos/heathrowjunkie/random/
Some more older pics I found in folders, that for some reason I hadn't sorted and uploaded (must have been a busy month!).
These were all shot around Portobello in May of 2018 (ah, the pre-Covid days, no social distancing or masks!). Some people watching snaps of people enjoying the beach, the Promenade, getting coffee from The Little Green Van (a regular weekend fixture at Porty, they even have little cushions you can borrow to use sitting on the nearby sea wall while having your coffee!), just all enjoying being by the coast.
One of the many nice things about Edinburgh - you have ancient, historic city centre, but you can also go hill-walking on Arthur's Seat (a huge extinct volcano in a royal park in the middle of town) or even for a beach walk, all without leaving the city's boundaries.
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Had an Amazing fotoshooting with the beautiful Lady Petya from Hamburg.
The low angle of the winter sun cast some great shadows of the people strolling along the harbour wall at Fisherrow.
Peterborough City Centre. The River Nene links the Grand Union Canal to the River Great Ouse, via the Middle Level Navigations. In the city centre, one side is Embankment Park, whilst the other has changed from industrial to residential usage.
City of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, England - River Nene, City Centre / Embankment Park
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I waited for the wheel to move so that I could get motion blur, but, I was surprised that there was no movement at all during the time I was waiting for my bus home - does anyone know why it was not working then - late afternoon, on a Saturday?
Another thing that I had not really noticed before was that the colours of the lighting at County Hall (Don't know its current name) change from green through to blue
RAW image with Ricoh GX100 with camera on beanbag on a wall, converted to TIFF with Paint Shop Pro as Nikon Capture NX2 does not recognise Ricoh RAW, then adjustments and cropping done using NX2 control points, and selective sharpening done to wheel only
Rather lucky spot from my local supermarket. It looked in rather good condition considering its age and the type of car it is. It was driven by an elderly gentleman. He has owned it since December 2000. Plz comment
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The Isle of May viewed from North Berwick, the rocky edges catching the last half hour of winter sunlight. The island is uninhabited and now a large nature reserve in the FIrth of Forth, only a short distance offshore from the Fife side of the Forth
To the left, the land is the Isle of Sheppey - the sun is setting over the Thames Estuary and Essex.
I don't usually do local sunsets as when you have seen one, you have seen them all, but this was a better than normal, so this is my ration for the year!
To avoid burning out the highlights, I metered on the area above the sun, and by using RAW, I was able to bring up the light on the shingle, another good reason to use RAW files!