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Ooh, and all I taught her was everything
Ooh, I know she gave me all that she wore
And now my bitter hands chafe beneath the clouds
Of what was everything.
Oh, the pictures have all been washed in black, tattooed everything...
Taken through the aperture at the top of Richard Serra's 'Sight Point' sculpture outside of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
Camera: Fujica STX-1
Lens: 55mm f2.2
Film: 35mm Kodak ultramax 400 C41
Slight edit on CS6 to remove spot of dust that was on lens in upper left corner.
Panoramic from Graça Viewpoint, one of the most beautiful views of Lisbon city.
D800 + AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f / 2.8G ED @ 70mm
ISO 100 - f / 11
Lee GND 0.6 SE
Merge of 13 vertical photos
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My first sight of Half Dome and Clouds Rest from Olmsted point was that of sheer elation. To see this vast glacier-carved canyon dropping down from below me, anchored on one side by the grand granite facade of Clouds Rest and the not-frequently-seen face of Half Dome made my jaw drop.
It was my first trip to the High Sierras of Yosemite and to see such magnificent beauty from the window of my car just seemed epic.
Fast forward 4 years later, my jaw still drops as I come around the corner and get the classic view into Olmsted point. The memories, seemingly freshly etched in my mind, just get reinforced everytime I see this.
The only difference this time: I got to see an epic sunset; the sky turned into colors that I had never seen before. Seemingly brown clouds that hung around low in the horizon just a few minutes before took on the wildest shades of orange and pink. I truly vished I was at Glacier Point seeing this magnificent color developing in the sky.
Nevertheless, this was my best attempt on a freezing winter evening in the High Sierras. A multiple explosure blend from bracketed images was needed to get some shadow details.
Yosemite National Park
CA USA
Padley Gorge birds 120424 - out at sunrise this morning to look for Pied Flycatchers - had only just walked through the gate into the woods when I heard one call. I saw 6 or so males, it seemed like there was some territory issues as one bird would start calling from a perch another would fly at it and chase it away into the woods. One nest box appeared to have a settled pair that were visiting the box in turn but not carrying nesting materials or food.
Strolling along the South Bank with two famous London buildings behind us, the Shard is London's tallest structure and the oddly shaped City Hall is where the Mayor of London is based. Of course three other sights of London would be Sarah, Rebecca and I.
When Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo shot into this harbor in 1542, his first words were, "WTF? That damn Sebastian gave me a bum tip again!" Needless to say, he turned his ship around and left thinking this place has already been settled! Once the ship disappeared on the horizon, the Kumeyaay Native American inhabitants pulled down the city facade and continued their normal lives for another 200 years before they were bothered again. However, this time, everyone forgot where they stored the city facade and the Spanish succeeded in establishing a military post in 1769.
San Diego, California 2012
Typical sight in Almeida Ribeiro Avenue, also known in Cantonese as San Ma Lo. The iconic avenue, with its long row of buildings and dense arcades makes anyone waiting for the bus, to lean and peek over the street which sometimes provides some funny and less usual poses.
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Macau, 2020.
After months of repairs to tracks and bridges, the local railroad is once again hauling freight. Bright red new diesel locomotive doing the heavy pulling.
Upon hearing a horn in the not-too-far distance while at Wyvern watching the yard activities, I went to drive around to see if it might be Y220. To my surprise, it's actually Trinity Rail switching out newly rebuilt autoracks to be deliveried. The neat thing about Trinity is that they use former Southern Railway SW1 1014, now sporting a UGA-themed paint scheme, for their switching operations. Another fact is that because Trinity is extremely tight on security & anti-railfan, it's extremely hard to find out when they operate. Also, the only way to photograph the SW1 at work without trespassing is to get it while it's using the tail track that parallels Peeples Valley Road that allows them to stay on property when switching longer cuts of racks. The combination of these facts make photographing this operation difficult & rare, so the fact that I have anything to show proves that it pays to be on the look sometimes. 11-20-19
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Mobile Phone - Photo taken near Valley of Fire Highway.
This was a fleeting moment of euphoria (at least for me). This was the first time I had seen a full (double?) rainbow on the way back to Las Vegas from Valley of Fire. There was no time to set the big camera but thanks to the panorama feature of smartphones, I was able to take this shot.
Just went to the eye Dr. yesterday, Looks like stronger bifocals. He said it just something that comes with age. Is'nt that nice!
Lighting Info.....Two Lp160s; one on camera right towards subject, and one overhead
A herd of deer, kept in an enclosing on the side of the hill, next to the road. I saw them quite often, since they were located on the road to my lodgings. It was quite a large herd and they had two or more males with very nice horns but I didn't manage to get any pictures worth posting of them. When they weren't sleeping or in the lower part of the hill there would always be at least a couple of deer getting up and coming to the fence whenever a human approached, because they usually got something nice to eat. :)
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This is the first time in almost a month we have seen the sun, sky, clouds, or anything like it without a thick layer of smog. It was a very welcome sight when the air cleared and the sun came out. 1-31-2013.
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The National Harbor and MGM complex have several interesting sights and plenty of restaurants and shops.
Here you see two of the landmarks (a portion of) The Awakening sculpture in the foreground and the Capital Wheel in the background.
More about them here (from Wikipedia)
220034 approaches Nuneaton with 1T18. The unit would carry on to Coventry where it would turn round before going up to Birmingham New Street.
A friend said me: The best sight is this. I agree. (But I must see the Empire State sight another day).
When you are in that dark back alley mood ...
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My second attemp at the Orton effect (first one posted to Flickr).
Is is too dark? If so, what do I need to do to fix it?
A sight and sound fitting to welcome in the New Year.
With Ade Holman at the controls, CFPS 40106 'Atlantic Conveyor' with 'The Class Forty Preservation Society' headboard is seen passing Hay Bridge, accelerating away from the speed restriction at Stearns, with the New Years Day Highley - Bridgnorth SVR service.
Sgt. Lucas G. Gauld, a crew chief with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 461 (HMH-461) observes a CH-53 Super Stallion after an operation on Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., Aug. 14, 2014. The operation consisted of Marines hooking up and transporting an M777 Howitzer to a firing range.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Ryan Coleman/Released)