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Another early morning shot from Fort Fisher
Equipment:
Camera: Nikon D700
Lens: Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
Focal Length: 16 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Aperture: f/8
Filter: Hoya ND 0.6
Tripod: Gitzo GT2531
Ball Head: Arcatech GV2
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Generate HDR using detail enhancer option
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Blend Exposures
Imported back into Lightroom
Adjust color, vibrance, curve, and saturation
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Alpine sunray
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Rays of sunlight bouncing off the Thatched roof, flip to B & W as the sun was bleaching the image! think it works.
Transport Navigators and Flight Engineers Squadron exercise
Photo by: Celia Garion
טיסת אימון של צוערי מגמת נווטי תובלה ומכוננים
צילום: סליה גריון
This one is a regular feature these days as a rule I have always found them shy so I took this before I moved closer.. Took it with the Fuji 3.5 mp pocket Camera :-)
So, hier mal die knapper geschnittene Version von diesem Bild: www.flickr.com/photos/snady_/4639592721/ - danke für den Tipp.
I went to Leatherhead in the hope of seeing all three workings on the 479. In the end, the 489's no-show meant I didn't. I got to Guildford in time to see the 1630 and 1730 departures, and should have seen the 1750 arrival.
Usually, the 1750 does turn up, as there's a handful of people on it, but unless it broke down, it didn't bother yesterday. Perhaps the dire weather had put passengers off.
I'm assuming it went home early.
Since the last time I saw the 479s, the Southern Transit deckers have gone back home (two survied the ordeal, two came off less well).
There's now more Volvo B10Ms on loan from Edward Thomas to cover the route. For some reason I can't fathom, Edward Thomas cover over the destination boxes on most of their vehicles. This is despite the fact they do operate quite a lot of publicly registered school routes, which should show full details.
Anyway - the end result is that the 479 is currently using 100% paper blinds, and normal manual blinds have been wiped from existence in Guildford.
Here we see R905 XFC standing in Commercial Road between trips. This is ex-Stagecoach Hants & Surrey, so it very familiar with Guildford. This would be well demonstrated with a photo of it in Guildford with Stagecoach - but it would seem I haven't uploaded any of the photos of that! I'll have to in due course!
Commercial Road, Guildford, Surrey.
As beautiful as a sunray pleated skirt can get. The length is perfect as is the fullness of the skirt. Too many sunray skirts are styled as A-line which takes all the swing and fullness out of them.
This was one of a number of such skirts sold by Karen Millen a few years back.
It's not apparent in the photo, but the skirt has a denim look to it, although the fabric is not itself denim.
I sat among the salvia in my patio for about two hours with the bees working the flowers all around me. I wanted to stop one in mid-air. It took some doing. I used my Sigma Macro 105 fixed lens on a very fast shutter speed. Out of 500 shots this is the only one that stopped one in mid-air. They are very fast little creatures..worse than Hummingbirds to photograph because they are so much smaller. It was worth the effort.