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After taking the photo I expressed my uncertainty to a good friend of mine regarding whether, had I this opportunity again, I would have wanted the subject running towards rather than away from the water. This friend expressed preference towards the latter. I asked, curiously, why? Did it not make sense that the swimmer is running towards the water? She said that as a viewer she was drawn in to contemplating what it could be that the subject is so intensely running towards. She told me this was inspiring to her - that the runner is heading towards something unknown, rather than water, something that can be left to the viewer to imagine.
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Worsley, Manchester
The trouble with not having a particular photographic style or theme to follow is rather making my stream look like a car wreck at the moment. I'm not sure if this is a good or bad thing but it's all part of your development as a photographer I keep telling myself. This is a deliberate attempt at Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) with a little bit of zoom twist (I think).
No prizes for guessing the runner... we both used to do a bit of running, but since I joined Flickr that activity has well and truly gone out of the window along with my waistline!
Something has got to give and my monies on the belt!
A Rail Runner MP36 speeds down the middle of I-25 with 2 Bombardier bi-levels in tow. This line was constructed about 10 years ago for the purpose of reaching Santa Fe from Albuquerque. The original Santa Fe branch to Santa Fe (now the Santa Fe Southern) was too lightly built and too heavily graded to be suitable for a high speed commuter route.
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Florida East Coast Hurricane Blue GP40-2's lead local 905 north through Bunnell with mostly rock hoppers in tow.
Say what you like about the striking 'LORAM' livery carried by Class 37 No. 37418 'An Comunn Gaidhealach', but it certainly stands out in the landscape. Seen here passing Stenson Junction, with the Trent & Mersey Canal in the foreground, the 'Tractor' is providing a hearty shove to Inspection Saloon No. 975025 'Caroline' forming 5Z03 0939 Carlisle - Derby RTC on 30th July 2025. The runner timed his appearance to perfection, while the barge looks to be in an advanced state of refurbishment. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Luna running between Chris and myself, on Taylor Park Hill. Can't seem to tire her out. She is really doing well off the lead.
This guy was just getting ready to start running the 5.2 mile Noland Trail - he was quite fit - I could not help notice the muscles on his legs.
Beth from Blackburn Road Runners running through Altrincham during the Manchester Marathon 2016
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