London close up
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After trying differrent ways , Color, B&W , I could not be satisfied .
I come with this two tones who give a better visibility and contraste to the photo.
Cos I run this workshop by myself and dad has passed on. I have no one to talk out bike problems so I sit down in the corner of the workshop and think. This bike runs but when it gets hot it misfires. I have checked fuel, compression and spark. Checked jetting, vaporization reduction, ignition timing and valve seating yet it still misfires. God Dad what could be wrong with it? Then as if he is here with me....spark plug ......replace it so I did and voila runs perfect. Dad is still here despite him having passed on. Love you dad as I look at the next bike to do...hmmm nice bike.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished archive shot from May 2017. Enjoy!
Damian and I having some time to chat about things in general. Its quite dusty here at MadMax Fury Road set, Well is set in a desert scene. So dusty even the bear tastes dusty or should I say muddy.
You start a couple fires and get in trouble...
"Time out" pose at Kink @Romp
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© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Captured while having a bit of a rotten day myself in the city, yearning for some timeout from it all too. Hopefully I can get out soon and make up for it.
Wishing you all a wonderful weekend ahead my Flickr friends. I hope that the weather gods are kind to you and that you can keep your camera close at hand. Enjoy!
Displaying my 'Spirit Animal', timber wolf "Denali".. at Como Park Zoo - Falcon Heights, Minnesota.
Viewers: Welcome to peruse my photostream & albums for various seasonal images of wildlife, scenics & florals.
Motel One / Charlottenburg / Berlin / Germany
Album of Germany: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/sets/7215762606822...
Me and this kingfisher have been going at it for years. He usually lands in preferred locations, all of which I know. But by the time I'm "camera ready" he's long gone. This morning he was up to his normal antics making his rackety sounding call, flying like the showoff he is. He stopped briefly at each chosen spot, then moved quickly on. I waited, keeping focus on what I considered his favorite place. Finally, he tired and settled in for a rest. The result you can see.