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Wet terraced streets of Gateshead.
I had the focus on infinity for all these train window pics - it gives a strangely appealing effect in this one where a square area in the background appears static.
Taken through a train window.
This is a attempt of static nature in Photoshop CS3. Volumetric elements, different colors and three different plans who make the difference.
This aerial refuelling tanker shows that the age of an aircraft does not depend on its date of first flight, but by its maintenance. This bird first is nearly half a decade old with her first flight in 1959! Registered as 59-464, she is based at Kadena AFB.
The left side of the photo is anti-static sprayed and brushed with a toothbrush. The right side has been brushed w/o spray
United in purpose, regardless of nationality, equipment and the searing noontime heat as the Airbus A380 approaches head on to return to its spot in the static display area.
I love how Glasgow moves around her and she's perfectly in focus.
I managed this by taking a slightly longer than usual exposure using a flash to capture Agnieszka in the foreground and then moving the camera ever so slightly immediately afterward to create the blurred look.
This was taken underneath the big light bulb suspended from a crane as part of the festival of light. I grabbed some shots of it, but they were all basically terrible so I've not bothered uploading them. Again, when I've got a decent camera with actual lenses on it I'll be able to take the shots I want to.
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