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Seen i nGillingham Kent in 1986 is this 8-wheeled ERF C-series tipper belonging to Power Plane. It has a Jennings sleeper cab extension which at the time was unusual for a tipper lorry. The Jennings modification was performed on vehicles that left the production line with a day cab....hence the flat roofline.
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Making a simple object look interesting by tipping over the bucket a little. The focus draws the attention to the bucket as well. The double rear tyres and single front tyres make the vehicle look powerful.
The damaged bricks show the age of this set, it's from 1974 and obviously enjoyed to the fullest.
Neville Industries works photo.
AEC Mammoth Major TG8 14'5'' wheelbase.
Neville Industries (Mansfield) Ltd; 'U' shaped alloy tipping body, 17'9'' long x 7'8'' wide x 3'5'' high x 17 Cu.Yds capacity.
Edbro 6 Can twin ram gear.
Shot with Macro Takumar 50mm F4 lens on Sony Alpha A200 dSLR with M42 mount adapter.
Thanks to HPC friends Sudhakar & Pramod for introducing me to the M42 world of lenses.
M42 is a screw mount standard once used by many DSLR / Lens manufacturers. Lenses with M42 mount are widely available on eBay for relatively cheaper prices. These are all manual lenses in terms of focusing. They can be used with a M42 conversion adapter on new digital SLRs. I think Pentax models have native support for this mount.
Walking past a large pine tree, I was fascinated by the future pine cones growing out of the tip of the branch.
Also note the new pine needles, just starting to emerge from their waxy sheaths among them.
The scent of the pine was of course unbelievable.
Something about a new box of q-tips all neatly stacked and pristine that just calls for a macro. Unfortunately once you get them out of the box, they may still be pristine, but are no longer anywhere near neatly stacked.
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polymer clay earrings made from mold of tree branches from my yard. Then painted with acrylic paint.
This female orange tip gave good views while feeding and the resting on some flowers. Its quite difficult to tell the female orange tip apart from other common whites, until you see the underside of the wings that is.