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Wood fired hot tub anyone? Laguna, Wollombi Valley, NSW, Australia
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a piece from my collection MYdiglianis, now showing at Berg by Nordan Art. Hope you will all stop in take a peek at the wonderful new gallery space and visit the other installations currently on exhibit: "Prenumbra" by Meilo Minotaur and CapCat Ragu and and gallery M which contains Mich Michabo's work.
Arrott Building, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Arrott, an Irish immigrant, made a fortune with his porcelain bath tubs! Architect Frederick Osterling; the building ( 1902) is now The Industrialist Hotel.
Stena Europe on a week long secondment on the Dublin-Holyhead route covering for the Stena Horizon which was away off the route itself covering for annual overhauls.
The Europe is now a veteran tub, built in 1981, usually resident on the Rosslare-Fishguard route, operate twice daily sailings between Ireland & England.
A nice treat to see her in Dublin.
Photo, my own.
Effects done in DDG.
Some manip done in Photoshop.
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The Tub is a large crater in the cliff with a tunnel connection to the sea. It is 10 to 30 metres deep and 50 metres across with a granite base. For the adventure-seeker, it is worth the climb down into the crater. Beyond The Tub is a dramatic cliff face that offers long views to the south along Talia Beach.
Perhaps this hot tub wasn't the guys best idea.
Stuck indoors today with my daughter who was feeling unwell.
We decided to have a bit of fun with the camera.
Sometimes it's ok to play with your food ;)
Stary Widzim-Kębłowo 03.05.2024 | Belgijski gość Wolsztyńskiej Parady Parowozów przemierza klimatyczny leśny fragment linii 371 przed Kębłowem. Parowozik prowadzi pierwszy z dwóch uruchomionych tego dnia przez Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Wolsztyńskiej Parowozowni pociągów specjalnych z Wolsztyna do Kębłowa. Na drugim końcu znajduje się parowóz Cockerill 503 z Luksemburga który prowadził te pociągi w drodze powrotnej do Wolsztyna.
Kębłowo 03.05.2024 | Belgijski gość Wolsztyńskiej Parady Parowozów wjeżdża na stację końcową z pociągiem z specjalnym z Wolsztyna. Parowozik prowadzi ostatni z dwóch uruchomionych tego dnia przez Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Wolsztyńskiej Parowozowni pociągów specjalnych z Wolsztyna do Kębłowa. Na drugim końcu znajduje się parowóz Cockerill 503 z Luksemburga który prowadził te pociągi w drodze powrotnej do Wolsztyna.
I watched a short documentary about Gregory Crewdson the other day... and was amazed (totally amazed) at what he does to "get" his photos. Clearly he has plenty of power, and plenty of resources, because he manages to get entire towns shut down, buildings set aflame, etc. etc. He uses an extensive crew, armed with battalions of movie lights, and fog machines, and mechanical booms, and on and on it goes. And I have to say that, watching this... I felt hugely relieved.
Looking at images like Crewdson's, I've often felt a kind of envy. Like... oh, sure, lucky you - finding a street with NO vehicles parked on it, no pedestrians walking by, almost no buildings lit, and just one single car, suspended mid-turn... in perfect juxtaposition to the woman in the red dress who just HAPPENS to be sitting in the one lit window in the whole one-horse town. Now I know it's all set up. Which doesn't diminish my admiration for his talent. It emboldens me.
And... yes. Of course. I just happened to find this severed leg in one of the long disused bathrooms in Providence House. How could I not take its picture?
Candlelight Twin Tub on the farm. Made it into Explore #490, October 10th, 2007. It is difficult for these little ones to sit still :-)
Nu we toch in Tubize staan, kunnen we best ook eens de andere kant uitkijken :-)
We gaan daarvoor even terug in de tijd, meer bepaald naar de derde officiële dag van de zomer 2016. Die zomerperiode kondigde zich wel slecht aan, het was een zeer wisselvallige periode met regelmatig onweersbuien.
Zo ook op deze 23ste juni 2016 met een zoveelste storing die onderweg was van west naar oost, maar de ochtend begon in de Zennevallei wel met opklaringen en daar kon ik toch nog even van profiteren.
Terwijl op de achtergrond zwarte wolken samenpakken, snelt Thalys 9413 met een paar minuten vertraging voorbij richting Brussel-Zuid, wat een tiental minuten later bereikt zal worden.
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Tubize, 23/06/2016
Thalys 4304
THA 9413 Paris-Nord – Dortmund Hbf
From thedailylumenbox.blog Adox CMS 20 II shot with Canon IVSb2 and Canon Serenar 50mm f/1.8 lens. Developed in Adotech IV.
Het is een verademing dat er eindelijk weer op regelmatige basis een fotogenieke trein over lijn 96 rijdt. Vraag het maar aan mijn broer: hij heeft inmiddels al een hele verzameling foto's van deze Ouigo!
Vandaag, donderdag 20 februari, was het mijn beurt. Het was bewolkt, waardoor de middagrit noordelijker dan Braine-le-Comte gefotografeerd kon worden (op dit moment van het jaar staat de zon daar namelijk niet echt goed). Tijdens mijn verlate lunchpauze reed ik daarom even naar Tubize, naar het wandelpad tussen de Etangs de Coeurcq en Stéhoux. En daar kwam hij al aan! Gelukkig net voordat een tegentrein het zicht op de fraaie stam rijtuigen kon belemmeren.
Voor mij was het bovendien de eerste keer dat ik deze trein kon vastleggen met een volledig homogene stam rijtuigen direct achter de locomotief. Een mooi gezicht!
[M] Graffiti op het derde rijtuig werd digitaal verwijderd.
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It’s a good thing that a photogenic train is finally running regularly on line 96 again. Just ask my brother - he's already taken countless photos of this Ouigo!
Today, Thursday, February 20th, it was my turn. The weather was cloudy, which meant the midday run could be photographed further north than Braine-le-Comte. So, during my delayed lunch break, I took a quick drive to Tubize, specifically to the walking path between the Etangs de Coeurcq and Stéhoux.
And right on time the train appeared! Luckily, just before a passing train could block the view of the beautiful rake of carriages.
It was also the first time I managed to photograph this train with a completely homogeneous set of carriages right behind the locomotive, a wonderful sight!
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Tubize, 20/02/2025
NMBS 1872
OTC 54 Brussel Zuid - Paris Nord
[M] Graffiti on the third carriage was digitally removed.
Clean water....and star filters...in the hot tub....a perfect combination. Fun time for some fun photos.
We’ve created a brand new Outdoor Hot Tub as a Main Store release! It comes with texture options, Aeros & It’s NOT Mine! Integrations, plenty of juicy animations for 4 people and animated water and bubbles!
Also includes the first FunnyBone of Season 2 - #13 The Hot and The Helper!
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