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February 2020
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Same picture--no triptych. I'm going to milk this session for my 365 :) I like having MY own definition of a 365, lol :) Any picture a day---but ONE a day.
"You cannot step into the same river twice" - the old saying goes, implying the constant change with the flow and next time it's no longer the same river. Paraphrased here, I'd say:
"You cannot photograph the same skyline twice." :)
The ever-changing view from our office rooftop makes me snap 'the same' pics again and again. They are not the same - because of so different light and weather - but also because of the non-stop construction. The Square Mile skyline will never be the same again, so you'll be seeing more of this :)
It's the same moon
when you first showed me the stars
high above the lights of freeways cars
my family gone, a home no more
crying until everything was sore
It's the same moon
a wound among barren, lonely places
hidden in turned away faces
my song ending soon
I have changed, I forget the tune
but it is still the same moon
Not much different to the other ten trains I shot at this location (albeit different angles to spice it up), but what made this one a bit more unique was that I got the front of the train in prime position in the frame, rather than too close to the RHS edge or too far back, where the stanchion shadow would fall on the cab.
8-Car N700 series set S17 is high-balling it out of Okayama with SAKURA 544; the 07:42 Kagoshima-Chuo shinkansen service to Shin-Osaka. Not a bad effort to cover a distance of just over 650km from its origin to where I’m standing in just over 3 and a half hours!
S17 JR West 544A Shijikai 23-11-25
Same location than the previous picture but few minutes later, the sun was at this time above the horizon given good light on the rocks.
Canon 5D + 17-40 L + Filtres : Lee nd 0.9 + Singh Ray Daryl Benson Reverse nd grad 0.9
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This is the same old abandoned house as in the last post. I don't know the history of it but it had obviously been vacant for many, many years. The lantern I put inside the bay window on the other side of the house lit up the second story in some places because of the many holes in the first floor ceiling. The house was caving in, missing parts of the roof, and was a danger and a liability. So I understand why these old houses have to be torn down. I didn't even know about this house until late last year but I still miss it. I want to be able to go back again and again to photograph it but I can't now. In May, when I went by it.. I found a pile of lumber. So it no longer exists. Now it's just a memory. The town of Plainville, Illinois is just a couple of miles behind this house so there was lots of light pollution. It's difficult to find total darkness in this area.
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Male Reed Bunting(same one)having great fun pulling the Bulrush to bits.On a windy day,and there were plenty early this year,there were great tufts of seed heads flying off down stream!!!
Female Buntings fed the same way,but were much more delicate in their search,only removing enough of the seeds to access the grubs.
I was quite amazed at the number of grubs that were hidden deep within the rush heads,the Wren had been at them the weeks before,but there were obviously many still to be found.
Amazing to watch...and the best bit..they ignored me completely whilst I snapped away...Brill.
Same place, possibly the same bird. Different day. We have glimpsed them actually down near the water but by the time we walk down the path they have retreated to this tree.
(Peter)
Same setting as my last photos but with different models (Victoire in Hankie Chic and Aurelia in Gwendolyn's Treasures).
I'm a little late with my Christmas pix this year. Think of them as retro, when you had to wait to get your photos back from the camera shop after the holidays!
About same time last year I saw a woodpecker clear this hollow; this time it was a nuthatch. I had seen it a week or so ago without getting a good shot (too dark); the othher day I was waiting for may be 5 minutes, called Lucy to complain there were no birds at all and just after we hung up the nuthatch pair appeared.
Apparently they have built some sort of thing to make the hole much narrower; the one in the shot was picking at it as if to check if it was strong enough.
Here is a shot of that hollow from last year:
Same little swan's chick 3-4 days old
I like a lot this one, it's really funny, it's like they are speaking about me :) : he watche the guy with the tele lens on the bridge :)
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Here is nearly the exact same location as my prior post but the freight edition.
After chasing the PF11 crew with the coal train to Bailey I was done before 0730 when the crew outlawed but that wasn't going to be a problem this day. An AF3 crew had come on duty at 0500 at the shops in Michigan City and run light out to Burnham Yard just across the state line. After switching out their cars they planned to depart around 0830 with a big cut to set out at Bailey before taking the rest of their train to Michigan City.
So we turned back west and headed to Hammond where I picked out a spot to wait just east of Hammond Station near MP 68.1 on the South Shore mainline where the electric interurban route climbs up and over CSXT's Barr Sub. The wait turned our to be a bit longer than planned, but just moments after train 504 slid by headed west to Chicago the South Shore Freight crew curled into view on Main 1 and started the ascent the ramp that will lead it up and over Columbia Ave. and CSXT's Barr Sub mainline right behind me. The crew has a healthy size train trailing original CSSB GP38-2s 2003 and 2000 from the ten unit order delivered by EMD during the Chessie System ownership era.
Hammond, Indiana
Monday July 5, 2021
Same settings on the camera, same location and light as the set of the female but different results! I got much more feather detail with the female. I must have the settings wrong! I think it's because of the contrast with the light blue sky and the jet black feathers. I'll have to try again!
60002 passes through Primrose Hill and has the feather to take the 'old road' . Freshly repainted , the tug had arrived at Belmont earlier in the morning but something was seemingly not right as its seen returning as the 0F54 1117 Belmont - Toton .
Fresh paint - same clag :)
26 2 21
same arch as the HDR but a short timelapse star trail, had to quit after an hour and a half-I was freezing!
Same sketch idea as previously but different primary colours:-
Cobalt Blue, Aureolin Yellow, Crimson Alizarin
Same frame as my medium format shot, this one taken with the D40... Just not the same.
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