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Nikon D5 + Sigma 14mm F1.8 DG HSM Art
Yellowknife, NWT, 13 Sep 2017
© 2017 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
Do not use without permission. 2017.09.13_35687
Howdy friends and an early "Happy Friday" to you all! I won't have time to do an upload in the morning so here is an early present :-) I can't explain why but I really like this photo. I picked a song to go with it which I hope you will enjoy as well.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUSgZDcF-xE&feature=related
This is a shot of the evening sun as viewed through a tree in my front yard. I'll catch up on commenting tonight or later tomorrow.
The Pointe St-Charles is going through VIA Rail's Montreal Maintenance Centre after leaving the Butler Spur with 5 cars for OI Canada.
Almost 1 year old NS 3670 is on the point of an empty BNSF coal train through Turners, MO.
Photo taken 4/23/17.
At university I wrote a Lovecraftian story about an ancient evil that pervades a small town, conveyed along "The Old Coach Road". My mum made up ghostly stories about a neighbouring road and this inspired my story.
To prep for a student film of the story in 1993, I made dozens of black and white photos of locations in Blairstown and Hardwick in New Jersey, USA.
This is the interior of a book shop called "Cabbages & Kings". It has since closed.
While the Depot Village section of town centered around the old commercial block and the grand Union Depot feels like the true heart of town, this spot a few miles north is the old Palmer Town Center. The high school, district court, and town hall are all clustered nearby with the railroad cutting right through the middle.
This was the second to last spot of my Mass Central tour of the line chase. The long train has just crossed Main Street at MP 2.8 and is rolling by this nice open field behind the town hall. This is another classic location on the line that amazingly until this chase I'd never before shot.
MCER GP38-2s 1750 (ex PC 7980 blt. 6/72) and 1751 (ex PC 7997 blt 7/72) are doing the honors with a long 30 car train on this old Boston and Albany branch line.
Palmer, Massachusetts
Friday December 4, 2020
Passages in a section of the canyon. Sometimes the passage is wide open, and sometimes you really gota squeeze!
The amount of light reflecting off the canyon walls transitions the color from dark purple to bright orange. I accidentally left the polarizer on, but as it turns out, poliarizer actually made the color pop even more.
Canon 5D mark ii
17-40mm f/4
polarizer
V/Line Clyde/EMD units X51/S317 thread their way through the Adelaide Hills near Nairne with The Overland overnight passenger train from Melbourne on 17 October 1986.
...► ►‾♪♫♪♪‾
and if one day we go forward,
and get the possession
of what we could only observe through the keyhole ...
but, no.
why to put end to the desire ?
˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚
y si un día avanzamos,
y nos hacemos con la posesión
de aquello que sólo hemos podido observar por el ojo de la cerradura...
pero, no.
¿para qué terminar con el deseo?
(~juan carlos sanchez)
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Thai Flag (Thong Trairong, since 1917) at Skytrain Station Chong Nonsi, Bangkok.
4K Video Frame Grab from smartphone LG G4.
Shenandoah National Park, VA
It was a wonderful tour I took this last month through central eastern US, enjoying autumn. I hope you don't get tired of autumn photos, since I have many to share. :)
not the best of shots by any means but a promise of things to come .... Loaded for Karma's game "TAG"....
Please come join us and have some fun!!!
New Adventure Travel Optare MetroCity YJ65 EWB passes through the village of Defynnog, just south of Sennybridge, when operating Service T6 (Brecon-Sennybridge-Ystradgynlais-Neath-Swansea) on Boxing Day in 2018.
She is one of four based at Swansea depot that carry the Crosville Wales-inspired Traws Cymru livery for the Powys CC-contracted service, and are supported by a former GHA Coaches Alexander Dennis E20D in the same colours.
Garratt 6029 flys through Tempe with 4501 trailing on the rear with a shuttle trip to Hurstville during the NSW Transport expo on 2-10-22
My camera and I haven't been too close this last week or so. She wants to head out and hit the trails, and I have to keep denying the chance in favor of, well, those various reasons that always seem to get in the way of doing the things we want to do.
Instead, today, when I'm feeling every one of the years I've seen fly by, I decided to dig into the archives and find a moment when the only thing that mattered was the complete cessation of time. When the day kissed the night and everything stood still.
This is a bedroom setup inside of the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit, MI that was set in the timeframe of the late 80s/early 90s. As I was exploring the exhibits, I happened to look through the window and saw random people exploring other artifacts on display. Imagine trying to get homework done and you're constantly people watching! Gives a new spin to "street photography!"