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Same loco on the same duty, but a very different consist for the core feeder freight to Koprivnica. Last shot of a very mixed day for weather. Just lost the sun again on this one.
Same fence - even same part of the fence - from different angles and with different DOF. Made for Fenced Friday.
HFF
Basically the same picture as this one - just reversed.
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And I made sure Ansel was more in focus than previously.
Although I much prefer the previous picture's title.
These are the last pictures of Ansel I'll be posting for a while. We seem to have a new addition to the household and I don't want to overload you with cat pictures. Stay tuned for the new girl.
Here's the rest of the story in case you missed it
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Elgin, Illinois
March 25, 2022
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Two different takes on the same dress and location.
Lighting:
430EX through 50" umbrella camera right.
Gave the ISO a little lift to help the ambient fill to where I wanted it, this also helped keep power down on the speedlight.
Shot for:
Leina Broughton
Model: Chloe @ Division
Makeup: Vivianne Tran
The NS 5355 is pulling two, dropping at Morans today. Good to see this Ole gal still kicking it with a baller RS3L to boot.
Southeastern 'Citybeam' 707 010 calls at St Johns Station with the new towers of Lewisham in the background. These 707s are ex Southwestern Railway cast offs, rewrapped for Southeastern and given a funky name like 'Citybeam'. The seats made headlines in the railway press for being little better than ironing boards and toilets are non existent. The trains they are replacing, now going to the breakers, had better seats and toilets...
St Johns is one of those stations that I've passed and travelled through thousands of times in my life but never used. Being an island platform it's accessed by a long footbridge from St Johns Vale and the near by St Johns Church. The bridge gives good views towards Lewisham but it's just a shame that unless your a unit fan, every train is the same. The towers in the background didn't exist a few years ago and below them is the once temporary, now permanent rail bridge, the site of one of the worst railway disasters in the UK in 1957.
12 Months of the Same Image #3
A lovely Spring sunrise shot this month! Taken on the way into work, this was shot at almost exactly the same time in the morning as January's pic. Compared to the frost and ice that was around then, today seemed almost balmy!!
Sorry about the chromatic aberration on some of the branches, but this Vivitar/Cosina lens is pretty old! Still, I love its wideness!
Sony A850
Vivitar 19-35mm lens
A Bald Eagle ruffles it's feathers after resting on an oak branch at Swan Lake. This is the same eagle I uploaded earlier. I took so many shots of him after he landed, I'm only just starting to sort through them now.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs, etc. without my permission.
That same CPR eastbound I got on the west side of Moose Jaw must have only paused briefly to change crews. The same two SD40-2's are pulling the same 62 cars and "van" as they race through this junction point a few miles east of the division point.
Skiing with Sally Ashe & Cinnamon Toast.
Too hot to handle!
#mood for Winter:
I'm driving home for Christmas
Oh, I can't wait to see those faces
I'm driving home for Christmas, yea
Well I'm moving down that line
And it's been so long
But I will be there
I sing this song
To pass the time away
Driving in my car
Driving home for Christmas
It's gonna take some time
But I'll get there
Top to toe in tailbacks
Oh, I got red lights on the run
But soon there'll be a freeway yeah
Get my feet on holy ground
So I sing for you
Though you can't hear me
When I get through
And feel you near me
Driving in my car
I'm driving home for Christmas
Driving home for Christmas
With a thousand memories
I take a look at the driver next to me
He's just the same
Just the same
Top to toe in tailbacks
Oh, I got red lights all around, uh
I'm driving home for Christmas, yeah
Get my feet on holy ground
So I sing for you
Though you can't hear me
When I get through
Oh and feel you near me
Driving in my car
Driving home for Christmas
Driving home for Christmas
With a thousand memories
I take a look at the driver next to me
He's just the same
He's driving home, driving home
Photo by Clementine Rosca
same flower as an earlier post, this one shot with Sony A6000 and Sigma 30/2.8 with Raynox DCR150 close up lens.
Mayfield Park, Austin, TX.
These two were featured in a color image I posted here recently (www.flickr.com/photos/189825526@N08/51787475946/in/datepo...) This version shows their 'feet' and their brittlebush friends.
Young male Red Fox out hunting voles on a snowy day.
I just checked our weather.
It has warmed up.
Now 15 degrees.
But, it is also predicting another 8 inches of snow today.
Since, they are usually wrong, on the low side.
I figure it will be at least double that.
I guess time will tell.
Camera Settings: f/5 - 1/250 - 223mm - ISO 1250
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Just managed to take this shot in the foyer of an upscale shopping centre (Astoria) in Istanbul before guards told me that the taking of photos in the mall was forbidden. Anyway, I bought myself a stunning "little black dress" (on sale) there and wore it that same night when we went to a dinner and entertainment show at a posh hotel :-)
Have a wonderful Thursday and thanks as always for your visits and kind comments.
Same setup as previous macro of the same theme. Nikon D800 on a monopod set on manual mode and manual focus , camera popup flash set on commander mode, lens Tamron 90mmF:2.8 Di , Nikon SB910 left-camera , Nissin Di 622 mk2 right-camera , both set on remote , greenish paper for background.
Capture NX2 color and levels , No photoshop processing except cropping and sharpening.
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Pu'er, Yunnan, China
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Beneath a sky fractured by shifting clouds, Lofoten’s peaks rise in jagged defiance, their edges etched against the dimming light like the script of an ancient, undeciphered language. Golden beams, sharp and fleeting, lance through the mist, not to illuminate but to sculpt—carving lines of impermanence into the rugged stone, as if the universe were writing an ode to its own imperfection.
The mountains do not stand; they loom, timeless yet restless, their forms whispering of upheaval and stillness in the same breath. Mist coils through the valleys, not as concealment, but as something alive, something uncertain—an interlude between revelation and obscurity. The scene feels less like a landscape and more like a question suspended in the air, unanswered and unanswerable, vibrating with quiet intensity.
This is no harmony, no serene moment of balance; it is a collision—a struggle between light and shadow, permanence and decay. The peaks are not guardians or monuments; they are the earth’s raw truth laid bare, fractured, unyielding, yet strangely vulnerable beneath the weight of the sky’s indifferent gaze. The light does not caress them—it strikes, refracts, vanishes, leaving no promise of return.
In this tableau, the boundaries of self dissolve. To behold it is to teeter on the edge of comprehension, caught between the transient and the eternal. The mountains seem less a part of the earth and more a rupture in it, a place where the world has torn itself open to reveal something both terrifying and profound: a reminder that existence is neither fixed nor fleeting but an ongoing act of becoming, always at the mercy of forces beyond understanding.
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Another day…
… another beach shot. Different day, different light, different tide, same beach.
P107-0885 Taken at: Irvine beach, Ayrshire
Same old energy baby, history repeats,
Same old energy baby, they'll march you through the streets.
Same old energy baby, they fear what they don't know.
Same old energy baby, you've burned this way before.
Dermot Desmond has changed his Falcon 7X for a Bombardier Global 6500 with the same registration M-CELT operated by Cravant Ltd seen here crew training at Shannon today after its delivery to Dublin yesterday.