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D2203 was purchased for use on the Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway. To load the loco it was driven from the works five miles to Redbourne Station on the Harpenden Branch. (Scanned from 35mm Slides).
The driver of 40012 Aureol was certainly giving it some stick on 6th December 1984 at Low Fell after leaving Tyne Yard with 6S41, the Haverton Hill to Leith Ammonia tanks. The road bridge was vibrating as the old loco thundered beneath. Aureol was to survive into preservation.
Mamiya RB 67 ProS - Mamiya KL 3.5/90 - Fujichrome Velvia 100 - ScanView ScanMate 5000 - IT8 Calibrated - Revelado Interphoto (Reescaned)
在城市郊区，一个村落被拆迁，只剩下最后几栋老房子。
On the outskirts of the city, a village was demolished, leaving only the last few old houses.
Unbranded two-tone grey 37075 is heading into Tyne Yard at Ouston Junction with an engineers service on the evening of 24th July 1989. Behind is Pelaw Grange Greyhound Stadium.
Scan from a 645 Kodachrome 64 transparency.
This is marked as being taken in 1966, when we had a holiday in Somerset (I'm the baby, with my sister!). I believe we stayed in Lydeard St Lawrence, but I remember nothing about this holiday!
You can see my sister, brother and Mum here.
(If you have any idea where this was taken, please let me know! I know there's little chance - it could be Watchet or Dunster or somewhere on the Somerset coast.)
I had reason to use this image in a comment on FB - it was taken cc 1966 during my enforced sabbatical in Hungary - but I could not find a trace of it in my digital media or having had it posted on Flickr.
I did find a good 20" x 16" print which would have needed some fiddling with multiple scans. But, I chanced looking for the neg and I did manage to find it and scan it.
2018年12月31日，这年的最后一天，我与朋友一块爬上三清山，一场大雪过后，让自己安静地迎接2019新年到来。
On December 31, 2018, the last day of the year, my friends and I climbed Mount Sanqing. After a heavy snowfall, I let myself welcome the 2019 New Year quietly.
Scanned today from a print made over 50 years ago.
If only I could retrace my steps along the Thames where I shot this scene from. Today all the cranes are gone and almost the entire waterfront has been redeveloped, mostly by very extremely expensive dwellings.
I caught sight of this move while driving, even though it was a high speed working I managed to catch up with it as it approached Byker on the east side of Newcastle. 03063 with a stock move to Heaton on 20th April 1984. It was always good to catch a loaded move with an 03 away from the confines of Central Station.
Scan from a 35mm transparency.
Bronica EC - Nikkor O.C 50/2.8 - Fuji Provia 100F - ScanView ScanMate 5000 - IT8 Calibrated - Revelado Interphoto
This week I'm going for a photo taken in 1967/8 (I'll go with 1967, as I look young!) on an open top bus at our nearest bus stop. Here I am with my doting Dad, photo probably taken by my Mum. In the summer months we had an open top bus service that ran from the bus stop across from our house to the other end of the beach - number 25! Behind me has all changed now. Those are the warehouses at the Camber, but now they're all gone and Ben Ainslie's headquarters are in their place.
Scanned print. This is a black and white film version of a scene I also have on here shot in colour on my digital camera.
Shot on Ilford FP4 and printed on Ilford RC Multigrade.