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This is Inde showing off his Jurassic Park The Lost World Glow In The Dark (yeah, you heard me, GLOW IN THE DARK) digital watch. Portable time. It's so portable that right after this photo was taken, he took off like a bat out of a hot place under your feet and it took me over 20 minutes to catch up to him and the watch.
I was going to take a photo of the dogs water dish because apparently IT'S portable also
View in jealousy of Inde's Jurassic Park The Lost World GLOW IN THE DARK digital watch
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Our Daily Challenge: Portable
With the Hornsby bound service having just departed Platform 2 at Pennant Hills, 4190 appears out of the up relief continuing down the grades on its way to Botany.
Never been to a Cricket match before, Don't understand it but by the reaction of the crowd... this is a very good thing for 1 Team and very bad for the other...lol
Nice one. I think my youngest took this shit. This is the beauty of film. It is what it is, I moved and have my eyes shut. Could have been perfect, because Sietske is all sharp. This is life. I love this.
Lomography CN400 @ 200 ISO
Standing at the side of old US-90, leaning against my ride, watching the sun fade out. Best time of day. From the northwest, headlights. A celebration of turbocharged internal combustion inhaling West Texas asphalt at 80+mph...Showtime! Prefocus. Wait...wait...CLICK!
While recovering from a herniated disc, walks on the beach became therapeutic. Initially this had to be without camera due to weight restrictions, but I was always scouting for shouts. When finally I could sort of manage my Nikon, and timing the low tide, I did manage this capture.
...it really is everything. I'll explain. It's almost impossible to tell here, but that's Nickel Plate 765 crossing the Cal-Sag Channel bridge in Blue Island, Illinois. My grand plan for the last run of Nickel Plate 765 on the Rock Island District of the weekend- the deadhead move to the 47th Street shops- was to show up at Western Avenue right after sunset and grab a twilight view of the steamer emerging from the Cal-Sag bridge. The railroad being the railroad though, delays cropped up, meaning it was awfully dark by the time 765 showed up here. Okay, no biggie, I'll get artsy and try a 1/20th or so long-exposure, giving what I hoped would be a dramatic blur of smoke pierced by the twin headlight beams. Well, the crew had the throttle to the ceiling, going through here and across Vermont Street faster than anything I'd ever seen in Blue Island. So on the next click of the shutter, that dramatic blur was halfway under the Western Avenue bridge, and the whole scene was out of focus.
So this is the shot you get. I wish I had recorded some video, as it truly was a spectacular sight.
This toucanet paused on the tree branch before hopping down to get something to eat below. I was ready as he was in the bushes before, so I was able to catch up just before he hopped away.
After leaving London Paddington some 200 minutes late due to a faulty coach the 1C99 London Paddington to Penzance Sleeper service had made up a bit of time passing Teignmouth only 102 minutes late just before I was due to go to work.
A half-second earlier and I'd have gotten that fizzboat in the clear and not cut the cab of the DX in half. Still, one can't go back and take it again. DC 4110, DX 5500 and DX 5195 cross the inlet at Paremata, north of Wellington, NZ. Probably a Sunday afternoon train in the early 90s, when triple fruit salad combos were all the rage.
Timing is everything. This image is over 40 years old and has been processed to remove noise and sharpen
Sometimes, we feel like everything is going wrong, like the entire world is upside-down.. that's when we need more optimism!
When things go wrong we must insist the most!
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Pladda and Ailsa Craig from above Kildonan on the Isle of Arran, at dusk.
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SP#152 -"Le temps file, le temps n'attend personne.
Le temps guérit toutes les blessures.
Tous autant que nous sommes nous voulons plus de temps. Du temps pour se relever, du temps pour grandir, du temps pour lâcher prise.
Du temps."
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Sunrise long exposure at Cape Banks, Sydney Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Lee Big Stopper filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
After seeing the sunrise at Maebongsan mountain park, I looked around Namsan mountain where one of Seoul's landmark, and rooftop park in downtown.
DB tug 60011 arrives at Swinton on a pathing stop , running to amended schedule meant the 6M99 Immingham SS - Wolverhampton ST appeared before the station lights went out.
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my timing was off this afternoon, we had sunshine, but I managed to get caught in a Hailstone Shower and Gales ... it was horrid ;(
Timing and camera control SplashArt Water Drop Kit
SplashArt Kit Video on youtube
Canon 7D 1/250 f/20 iso 100 100mm f/2.8 L macro.
Strobist info 4 YN560 Blue Yellow Gels at white background. Mounted left right 1/32 Power 12 inches inches in front of background.
Liquid - Water Xanthan Gum and a touch of Dettol Power and Pure Multi Purpose Kitchen
Japanese Friendship Garden Balboa Park, San Diego. I'm participating in the "no flower challenge" which means for at least 5 days I can't post a flower shot. It's actually easier than I thought.
I finally got a shot that I have wanted to get for a long time. One on the list you can say. The difficulty has always been that if you are a very early morning commuter you know that a 5-10 minute delay could really mean 30 plus minutes of congestion later along with finding safe parking around train tracks. This morning I lucked out. The sunrise was coming up, the light was on the rails and I had a camera with me, well an iPad. I still envision getting this shot differently but for now I'm happy that I still can chase that light.
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 is caught leaving Las Vegas (McCarran) Airport.
I just caught it as it was about to disappear from view. A fraction of a second earlier or later would have produced an entirely different picture.