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20220313-112742 I'm taking my anger at Putler's invasion of Ukraine, out on my old king size bed (which I am breaking up). Each time I squeeze the 'prick'ing pins, I think of Putler. I hope his b***s are aching! Unusual stuff coming from me today, but that is the way I have been feeling about the WAR in Ukraine since day 1. So many needless deaths. (No, I didn't miss one, I got 'em all!).
The ascent of Side Pike from Lingmoor Fell from the east usually requires a descent then re-ascent. But by squeezing through this (rather tight!) gap between the cliff face and this flake, far less height is lost. Glad I had my Mars Bar after I'd got through...
My python Zelda likes to give all her little critter friends a big squeeze hello. She'd probably settle for a handshake, but she's kinda lacking in the apendage department. =)
Model/Barman: Gianluca
Location: Triggiano (BA) - Italy
Strobist. Light coming from the ceiling and back of model, speedlite bouncing on a wall in front of him.
The rest of my latest Hammersmith Bridge Series.
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London's bus network is extensive, with over 6,800 scheduled services every weekday carrying about six million passengers on over 700 different routes.
Catering mainly for local journeys, it carries more passengers than the Underground. In addition to this extensive daytime system, a 100-route night bus service is also operated, providing a 24-hour service.
TfL manages the bus system by tendering out routes to private companies. This means that TfL set the routes, frequencies, fares and even the type of vehicle used, and companies bid to run these services for a fixed price for several years, with incentives and penalties in place to encourage good performance against certain criteria.
Many services are operated with the iconic red double decker buses, although virtually all now use modern low-floor accessible vehicles rather than the traditional open-platform Routemaster vehicles, which are now limited to two city centre "heritage routes".
This weekend's Net Flicks upload sees smart Grumman Gulfstream III HZ-NR2 on the Page Av Jet ramp at Dulles back in '87
Tightly packed in, it was a busy old ramp back then
Scanned Kodak 35mm Transparency
D5
AF-S 600mm Æ’/4E FL VR
AUTO ISO: 1/4,000th sec
Tons of fun making some amazing surf images at Huntington Beach!!
Keeping cattle out but allowing people to pass through - it's a bit of a squeeze for some - is what this gap is all about. There is probably some technical name for this sort of gap; I have always called it a 'squeeze'.
just to explain...
The 8 week old Pomeranian is called Squeeze! He was gorgeous ( I really wanted to take him home... )
This was taken outside the WW11 shelter museum in Melleiha, Malta, and he belongs to the gentleman in the picture.
Rolleiflex 2.8F - Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm 1:2.8 - Cinestill BwXX @ ASA-400
Ilford Microphen (Stock) 8:30 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC