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25.4.2016.
Colas Rail Freight Class 37's Nos 37175 and 37421 with the Derby RTC (Network Rail) - Derby RTC test train.
Seen here at the now little used, Clipstone West Junction.
The train had worked out from Derby via Mansfield, Shireoaks East Junction and Thoresby Colliery - returning the same way.
It was good to meet up with Tom Merrill, Derek Wilson and Kevin Frost who had spent a frustrating time waiting on the High Marnham branch!
Adding the last five uninspiring photos taken two days ago. Not the best quality, but posting for my own records.
The day before yesterday, 17 March 2022, I took a last-minute afternoon drive SE of Calgary. The sun was shining and I just felt like getting out somewhere for a few hours. The roads are clear of snow, which makes such a huge difference.
No new roads for me this time; just checking out a few of my usual back roads. It was great to see that there was a lot of open water, both sloughs and temporary 'ponds' in fields. We have had so little snow this winter - small amounts on quite a few days - which is not going to help Alberta's drought. March is said to be our snowiest month but, so far, the weather has been beautiful. Looking at the forecast, they are expecting this mild weather to continue, even 18C for 23rd March.
My first sighting turned out to be a Bald Eagle. When I first spotted the distant dark 'blob' high up in a tree in a tangle of branches, I thought maybe it was a Great Horned Owl. It was almost impossible to get a tiny open spot to take a photo or two. (from my car window), but nice to see.
In places, there were so many birds in the fields. At first, I expected them all to be Canada Geese. However. when I zoomed in, I was delighted to see that there lots of Northern Pintail ducks scattered among the Geese. Pintails are such beautiful, elegant ducks and it is always good to see them return.
I couldn't believe my eyes when I found three Snowy Owls! The first one I found was a new (to me) bird; my fifth Snowy this winter. I had noticed a few birds in a field, mainly Canada Geese, but then took a look at one that looked different and smaller. At first, for some reason, 'gull' came to mind, but when I saw it from a slightly different angle, I realized that I was looking at a Snowy Owl, down on the ground near the Geese.
Continuing my drive, I came across two Snowy Owls, a male and a female, that I had seen before. Couldn't get a half-decent photo of either. Both were skittish, despite my sitting in my car way down the road from them.
A group of European Starlings were fun to see. Love it when they actually stay still for a moment. Though they are not popular birds with many people, they are beautiful, especially in the sunlight.
same old scenery....
seems like i always head to pemaquid when i need scenic shots. but it's not too far and has a lighthouse.
Ex-Prime Minister (and vehement opponent of same-sex marriage) Tony Abbott marries himself in Redfern!
SX-70, SX-70 Color (10/2013)
Have to add, that Impossible has made a giant leap in terms of realistic colour and tone rendering with this latest batch. No saturation added or any manipulation what so ever made in this (or any other of my pics). The print looks exactly the same, so did the weather today here in Helsinki.
What a difference a skirt and change of heels can make to the previous picture with the same blouse
Enjoy my leg lovers
An Opel publicity photo, most likely taken during the same photoshoot when the photos I show here below were taken. Thanks to Judith Hackinger we now know that this photo is taken in Unken, Salzburgerland, most likely by photographer Ernst Baumann. The location is opposite to the photo I show at the bottom in the comment below. Same road, different angles.
Same shot as before but different - because the original edit just wasn't quite mad enough! One for Sliders Sunday :-)
I'll delete one or the other - probably...
Note: In December 2019, I discovered that my lens had been incorrectly reassembled by a previous owner with the rear element reversed. This made a quite pleasant soft focus lens but my early shots are not representative of it's true performance. Correctly assembled, it provides far better IQ.
Same picture as yesterday but in glorious colors...
Independence Grove, Lake County, Illinois
Which one feels colder to you? :)
Same problem that I’ve had on previous low light pictures. Some devices (like my low cost Samsung galaxy) display details in black zones, like brush strokes that are not supposed to be seen. I still haven’t found a solution yet, so any help would be welcome !
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I guess that pretty much explains why we aren't of the same entity. So much the same and yet never the same.
Taken with iPhone 4 and edited using shakeit.
One of my friends got herself a brand new D60. Just couple of minutes after we met, this girl passed us holding another D60. It seems Nikon is on the wave.
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Same Panorama in higher resolution and better interactive controls:
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