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back in the day, under the hood was such a visually cool place..air cleaners used to be beautiful , and boast and brag about cars
A cold, foggy and wintry lockdown day in Munich. Go out, take photos, go running or walking, get your endorphins and have a look at the light at the end. Stay brave.
The first handheld test of the Sigma Art lens for street photography. The 40mm lens seems ideal for this kind of photography.
It is my first real attempt in the genre "street" that is new to me. So every comment and criticism is very much appreciated.
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Don't know why this covered section, made of an old shipping container by the look of it, is sitting on the South Bank.
Capture taken during this years Chicago visit. After my initial shots had been done, I saw a guy with massive tripod in a different location and I was wondering, what the hack....Finally I understood, but had insufficient focal length with me...still....Thanks, Udo.
I'm not sure if it's coincidence or just my perspective but it always feels like interesting power comes out of the woodwork whenever my semester starts. Both at college a few years back and now at university. Admittedly there wasn't exactly a drought of cool things to see in the area before this, but I somehow let a good 3 or 4 years pass by since capturing one of CP's heritage units and suddenly one of them landed on my doorstep two days in a row. Amazingly the fun police in Montreal kept 7016 leading after it arrived. It may have been the first week of classes but who am I to turn that down?
At the last spot of the chase, train 231 is seen crossing the 1913-built trestle at Cherrywood just before sunset. I had less than a minute to jump out of the car and run to the overlook in time. Condolences to those behind me who got caught in the rush hour traffic.
Taken at the Fort William marathon earlier this year. Still miles to go and the empty road stretches ahead.
Looking north from the top of Froswick (see previous pic), a fell runner appears as a tiny speck as he runs up to Thornthwaite Crag on the Kentmere horseshoe. He told me he had recently moved to Staveley in the valley, so this circular route is on his doorstep. Lucky guy, I hope he made it round ok as the climb up to Harter fell looked pretty fearsome and it was already late in the day..
Macro Monday theme: Movie
"Blade Runner" 1982 science fiction film by Ridley Scott.
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New SD70ACC rebuild 1826 leads Roadrailer train I56 east over the hogback ridges near Lanesville, IL.
NS 1826 - SD70ACC
NS 9355 - D9-44CW
Old Leka Road - Lanesville, IL
November 16, 2019
Yeah, yeah I know, left to right, but do I care about rules of composition anymore? And his shadow is just poetic.