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WC was always willing to try something a little different but this sighting was a little much for the former ACR. WC 2001 leads train 2 running very late in the last sunshine of the day south of Searchmont. For some reason it was decided to try a couple CNW commuter coaches for a week or so on trains 1 and 2 between Hearst and Sault Ste. Marie. Reportedly the locals that used this train for the most part were far from impressed. 2-25-95.
A dull miserable 16th May 1984 and a bright looking ex-works 50019 Ramillies rolls into Newcastle with the Doncaster Works test train.
Pentax 6x7 MUI | Pentax Pentax 67 105mm f2.8 | Ilford FP4+ 125
Scanned with Canon EOS 6D | lighttable | Valoi 360
Home developed in Adox FX39II 1/9 | 8,5 min / 20 deg C
Negative Lab Pro v3.1.1 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | LUT: Frontier
this morning, I made some digital test shots exploring the possibilities that exist within the idea of artistic blur. here is one... I plan to make some of these on film in the near future.
Production Studio Test Shot for the wig color and wardrobe. No makeup on as its not the focus at the moment so thats "my naked face."
I'll let you imagine a story for this one. :)
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Finished work at 17.15 on Thursday.
The monthly 1Q82 was in the system and timed through Wukky at 17.43.
Weather forecast said more chance of brightness further north but that would be no good to me as traffic would mean I couldn't head up the coast with any certainty.
I left work and performed my own weather check by driving up the 595 to Winscales and looking out over the coast.
Parton had potential so I headed there.
Plan was to replicate the shot of the flasks from a few uploads ago but this time with sun.
As I parked the car by the tunnel two 68s went past with an early 6C46 Sellafield - Kingmoor flask but I was wrong side so had to let 'em go. They had been able to get away early due to the Northern Rail strike freeing up some pathing but I hadn't checked.
Oh well, time to focus on the main target. I knew that 37219 & 37421 were allocated, as they have been for the majority of the season, but I didn't know which was at the front.
Chucked the ladder up, sorted out some exposure and then the set-up appeared in the distance at Sea Brows some 7 minutes early.
This was definitely the last chance for me to nail it this season and with 421 at the sharp end and the sun playing ball to say that I was a happy chappie would be an understatement of biblical proportions.
Projecting “warm up” test patterns onto the Liberty Memorial before the Armistice Day tribute.
Shot handheld at ISO 10,000.
Mike D.
The handsome Usher Hall: like concert venues up and down the land and across the globe, it has been shut for almost a full year now. Walking past during the recent snows, I noticed it was open again - as a Covid testing centre. The nearby international conference centre is meanwhile being used as a vaccination centre.It makes sense, these places have been empty, they are designed to handle a large volume of people, have lots of space etc. Like everyone though I do wonder when we will get to use them again as actual venues....
Test showing the results of using NIK Dfine, Noise Ninja and Noiseware to remove image noise from an ISO 3200 image captured with the Canon Digital Rebel (300D).
Default/Automatic settings were used for all plug-ins. Photo was shot Raw and converted using Adobe Camera Raw 4.4.1.
A nice surprise at Nagoya-Komaki was this T-4, 06-5605, from Hiko Kaihatsu Jikken Dan at nearby Gifu
Testing how the film works in the new old camera. Will need to give an extra stop. However, this shot at the winery came out interesting.
Canon Elan II
Canon 50f1.8 (Shot at 1.8)
Svema MZ3 (ISO3)
Steel dev tanks and Cinestill monobath!
Results:
The developer was totally dead (oops, these things have an expiration date? Haha)
35mm was hell to load. The film ended up touching all over.
Smart Empire Test Pilots' School Pilatus PC-21 G-ETPA turns finals to QinetiQ's base at Boscombe Down
One of two acquired to replace both the Shorts Tucano and BAE Hawk's previously used by the School
The whole of their fleet has now been revamped, modernised and 'civilianised' too with all taking up UK civil registrations in the 'ETP' vein
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IEP 800003 Queen Elizabeth/Queen Victoria approaches Gatcombe on a test run booked as 3X18 18.49 Newport to London Paddington.
224/365
This was my only test shot before the rain caught up with me.
I have 30 mins to do this and somehow I was rob of that time.
Maybe because frolicking in the fields with a white fabric is not weird enough. Try to imagine it trailing behind as the person runs for cover. Probably the kind where nightmares are made from.
Or maybe because it's a dire reminder that my camera is not waterproof and it had enough adventures these past 224++++ days.
I doubt.
Anyways, this taught me 2 things.
1. You really have no control of the weather whatsoever. (Trust me, I pathetically told the cloud to hold it for another extra 30 mins!!)
2. And always, always treat your test shots as real cause you never know.
You never know.
I took this as a test shot in our local Jessops (New Road store) in Milton Keynes using a Lumix GF3 to try out the Lumix G 20/F1.7 lens - I thought it was kind of cool :)
sorry I'm behind again - trying to catch up this weekend :)
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