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Yeah... It's another saguaro sunset...
After having not a single cloud in the sky all day, the evening ended with an unexpectedly nice sunset. Don't know where the clouds came from. They just suddenly appeared about 10 minutes before the sun went down. I grabbed the camera and ran.
Same Bench. Different Days.
a Subway Series.
Erm, a bit rusty...didn't get a good enough train blur. oh wells...
Same position as last shot, only slightlyreframed. The difference apart from B&W to the last shot is the exposure. Some 4 minutes long, the cloud movement really shows the affect of updraft on the sky. Incase you wonder why the centre is bright, like the last shot the sun is in the centre with clouds shadowing the mountains. Such shots arent everyones cup of tea, but i am just expanding my portfolio.
Canon 5d
17-40
lee cpl 100mm slide
lee big stopper
singh ray 3 stop reverse grad
Well not many places to shoot anyway so kinda stuck in the same old places....most other places have so many trees or weeds overgrown so much anyway.....anyway TPW 3442 leads ethanol load past Cruger, IL 6-21-17
Fall wouldn't be the same if I didn't take a drive to capture the colours of autumn on the back-roads of Puslinch TWP
It can be difficult to find compositions where utility poles and wires do not clutter the image. Here I've tries to use them to enhance the visual story.
A couple leaving the Spruce Street Bridge located in Banker's Hill just north of downtown San Diego, California.
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Clair de Lune... is the topic for Sunday ~ December 13th, 2020
Same view today looks pretty different! www.google.co.uk/maps/@54.0709368,-2.8758548,3a,37.5y,199...
Same location as Gloomside but 15 minutes later with different light.
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Same principle, same mistakes, but sketching like this is great fun.The right bay is too low. The people in the foreground are too big.
A salute from Driver Brown as GB Railfreight Class 92, 92010 speeds through Hartford with the Caledonian Sleeper Down Highlander (1S25).
Brighton
Rolleiflex 3.5C and expired ORWO Color negative NC-19 roll film (1980'-90's ?), shot this at 20 iso then developed in the correct ORWO color C5168 processing kit, the chemicals expiry date was 13/11/90 but still seemed to work
Same branches
Kiev-60 with Zeiss Biometar
Expired Tri-X, monobath development.
Hopping around this pond, Steichen in the back of my head, I suddenly thought that his pictures were merely there to please the spectator and that disappointed me.
Happily it was just a wrong thought and I see that his commitment goes way beyond wanting to please.
I photographed this sharp looking Peterbilt gasoline tanker in San Jose. The Peterbilt 384 is virtually the same as the 386 model which debuted back in 2005 but the 384 has slightly wider fenders and a 116" BBC (bumper to back of cab measurement) whereas the 386 has a 126" BBC. Both models are a more squared off traditional looking version of the Peterbilt 387 aero-cab tractors from 2001. The 384 - 386 use the same square split windshield cab as the old Peterbilt 379, while the 387 has a rounded more modern looking cab with a sloped back single piece windshield.
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Same excuse as usual, haven't been out photographing for such a long time, and after night after night of explosive aurora activity and myself stuck inside working, I just had to get out that last night of aurora activity. I only got a few hours but luckily aurora struck at exactly that time.
If you look closely you will see a multitude of shooting stars throughout this video. Taken at Kleifarvatn with Zeiss 16/2.8 Fisheye at first, and then Zeiss 21/2.8.
Soundtrack from the wonderful, wonderful game Machinarium
same model but very different manipulation: www.flickr.com/photos/mogun/351681130/in/set-721575945119...