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Yes that view again; It’s a classic but I’d never actually been up there myself, so grabbed my bivi bag and camped out last night for this morning’s sunrise- no extra hour for me! I’ve been out and about for the last two weekends now and have built up a bit of a back log of images that need editing. Bring on those frosty mornings.
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Graeme
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Hann tends to look rather fierce in his photos, he makes out he's a big tough boy, whereas inside he is all soft and gooey..nervous himself of strange sounds. He thought he heard something unusual here.
Turning around after taking this shot: flic.kr/p/2md81Li
Here is the going away view at this favorite place of mine back when classic old school EMD's still ruled.
CSXT Selkirk based local B765 is on the ex Conrail (originally Boston and Albany) Claverack Industrial Track (a one time thru route all the way to Chatham) that leaves the Amtrak Hudson line in the town of the same name and climbs a 3.2% grade up into the center of town before swinging down the middle of South 7th Street for two blocks of Street Running before then cutting right through the town square.
Here they are crossing Union St. just about to swing 90 degrees to the west at MP QCV1.02 to drop down the hill returning back to the yard light engine after bringing a cut of loads up to the ADM mill. The Governor's Tavern features some great craft beer, a killer Nashville hot chicken sandwich and a nice dark cozy ambience....and with trains next to the sidewalk it is my kind of bar indeed! Back in the day before Hudson's gentrified renaissance it was known as the Iron Horse Bar and before that the State Grill.
Hudson, New York
Sunday May 27, 2018
Starting a new photo project and in need of some support to get it off the ground so please check out my latest post on my tumblr blog for details, thanks everyone!
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6772 (ES44C4), 3798 (ET44C4 (Tier 4)), 6253 (ES44AC), 6884 (ES44C4) lead a westbound BNSF container train. The hills near Mt Powell are seen behind the train.
Thoreau, NM.
Wednesday, 30 October 2024.
A "structure" of concrete blocks and mortar by artist Sol Lewitt at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC
Side, Turkey.
Early morning visit to the Manavgat river site.
This a totally flat area which, driving along the track, starts with fields then degenerates into what looks like a dumping ground for builders waste. There are numerous sand excavations leaving low areas some 6 ft deep. The rubble seems to be going into these holes. Towards the river mouth one such excavation still had water in it (15x30 yards) but the rest were dry. There were supposed to be lots of drainage ditches housing herons and egrets etc but most of these seem to have gone to the extent I didn't see a single heron of any description during my 3 visits.
On the drive down to the wet area I had 3 bee-eaters and 2 (male) red-footed falcons but it was too dark to photograph them. The little wet area housed approx 15 little stints plus common, wood and curlew sandpiper and a spur-winged plover
Good morning all,
Although I am primarily a wildlife photographer, the reality is that there is more to wildlife destinations than just wildlife.
While travelling through Madagascar one will hopefully get to see plenty of lemur species, chameleons, and frogs. However, while in the country one will run across a ton of locals along the typically slow and challenging roads.
In this case, we made a quick stop for a 'bush break', and came across this beautiful young lady. At first she was a bit shy with our presence(probably more mine than my team's). However, after a few minutes of getting to know us(and a peanut purchase), she became more comfortable in front of the camera and posed in a relaxed and comfortable manner for me. Note, the cell phone that I left purposely in the image to help better tell a story.
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The warm glowing light on the foreground due to the rising sun nicely complemented Carn na Feola and Liathach in the background.
Some failed attempt for the History series that didnt make the cut. Not bad enough to discard, not good enough to include. On to the next one!
The Saudi Union for Turkish Pigeon Breeders held a pigeon fair on 25-3-2016 not far away from my house. Unfortunately, I couldn't find an internet site for this Union.
The biggest problem was that all pigeons were in cages. This affected photograph taking. The photo above is the best one I could shoot.
St. Paul's Church, Helsinki, Finland 2026
Built in 1930, Architect Bertel Liljequist
Cosina Computer CT7 (1980)
SMC Pentax-M 50mm f2 (1979)
Agfaphoto APX 400 at EI 1600
Rodinal 1+100 105 min semi-stand at 18°C
Agitation 1 min + 5 s at 45 min
He looks so big with all the hair, but actually he is very skinny!!! With this side wind you can finally see that!!
Happy Furry Friday!!!!