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Written by Paul McCartney for Cilla Black, credited as Lennon & McCartney.
I loved the juxtaposed lines of exterior, interior and purported interior........
Not all is as it seems. The lady of course is part of a poster, but a very convincing one I must say. The compression of the image is due to the long lens I shot this with (from across the street). It took awhile to get someone framed exactly by her leg in that position. The biggest problem were all the taxi cabs which were queuing here (in front of Harrads in Knightsbridge) as they kept getting into the shot.
As the tide sneaks in during night fall, many people become separated from the shoreline when the stepping stones quickly disappear under the waterline
The stones lead to a small island off the coast of West Vancouver.
**Please refer to the next photo for a better perspective of this location :)
West Vancouver
BC
Canada
Another raid from last years shoot with Jon Sargisson in Snowdonia. This is one is just as dawn was starting to look interesting, loved this little stile, such a great lea into the wonderous landscape beyond
The Vestrahorne Mountains are a popular destination in Iceland and one I never tire of visiting, such a photogenic location.
step by step
one foot in front of the other
count to ten
hold your breath then count to another
day by day
the sun is coming up ♬♪ for another ♬♪
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♥ Gravity Poses - a glass of wine pose set - for Wanderlust Weekend
*taken at Elysion - Arrowhead ♡
The Côte d'Opale is a French coastal region bordering Belgium, situated opposite the cliffs of the south-east of England, facing the English Channel and the North Sea. It contains varied landscapes like beaches, dunes, swamps, estuaries or cliffs.
Many artists have been inspired by its landscapes. It was the painter Édouard Lévêque who coined the name for this area in 1911 to describe the distinctive quality of its light.
This photo was taken during the low tide. The low tide reveals huge rocks and stones and creates a totally different setting opposed to the high tide.
Explore May 4, 2017
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DB Cargo 'Tug' 60044 powers away from Nottingham station after a centre-platform driver change while hauling the 11.04am Kingsbury Oil Terminal - Humber Refinery discharged tanks (6E54).
Couldn't resist including the step-ladders (sadly out of bounds for the photographer), nor the extensive train behind the loco. In fact the train is too long to be contained within the platform loops so it typically approaches the station with a green-light run-through, stopping only for the brief driver-swap.
Aside from the ornate ironwork, which shows up nicely on a sunny day, I was quite taken with the sun-rays beaming through the exhaust on to the platform. Probably more so than any unfortunate passengers having to ingest it.
The trip over here was to see family so I took the pocket-sized little Sony for once. Shutter response can be a bit hit and miss, but I'm still pleasantly surprised at the quality of the images it produces. After doing a few test-shots beforehand, this was set to under-expose by 2/3 stop - which just about got it right.
Best viewed full screen.
Sony DSC RX100M3
1.52pm, 20th April 2022