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Camera: LOMO LC-A+
Filme: Kodak T400 CN 35mm BW
OBS: Efeito splitzer feito com os dedos / Splitzer effect mad only with fingers in front of the lens.
A closer look at the headless figures that make up the sculpture entitled "Standing Figures (Thirty)".
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During recent travels, ran across a few sections of land where, in an attempt to clear tumbleweeds and other junk, the farmer had burned the ditches and fence lines throughout his property. The results were amazingly dark and a sharp contrast to adjacent farms. Good photo opp.
My family's shutterbug gene shows up with the obsession with taking multiple shots. I was playing around with using my JOBY GripTight Mount in conjuction with my smartphone. The fabric designs are quite pretty. Kirei, desu ne? Photo by R-M Arca.
Gaydon British Motor Museum Classic Commercial Vehicle Rally 8/9th August 2020. We took Red Robbo, the 1987 Maestro mail van along to play with some of his old friends you can see in this set.
Olympus 35 RC + Olympus Zuiko 42mm F/2.8
Kodak Tmax 100 / D-76 1+0 @ 7:30 min at 20º
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“An opportunity came up for my partner. She’s working on a research project up here. I’m on shared parental leave. It’s my first couple of days with her alone. Because she’s exclusively breastfed, I’m on my way to meet my partner now; for a quick top-up!”
Broken and boarded up windows on Horton Street, St Philips, Bristol.
Copped in Picnik for WALLS only WALLS! group.
Original here: www.flickr.com/photos/antphotos/768422162/
Reproduced 35mm Slide
Photo shot by my Dad, Jay Thomson, at Council Bluffs, IA in June 1984
On June 14, 1984 Dad shot UP U30C 2930 at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Two visitors, past the Yotsu-tsuji (four-way) intersection where most tourists stop, make the final climb to the top of Mt. Inari, to the shrine at the Ichi-no-mine peak. The stone stairs are enclosed in giant torii, some in a better state than others.
The Ski Train, formerly based in Colorado, is being transferred to a new Canadian owner with UP 7126 on the head end. Omaha, NE 5/9/09
Hyvinkää, August 2011
For a rookie glider pilot with only aerotow experience the first few winch starts feel quite brutal. First you are standing still in silence waiting for the wire to tighten, and then within a few seconds you have been whisked up to 100 meters and you are going 100 km/h up a 45 degree slope. And if everything goes well, the climb to 500-600 meters will be over in less than a minute.
Taken during winch launch training at Hyvinkää airfield.
The southbound Adirondack is at St-Lambert where it will pick up a few passengers before continuing on towards New York.
The streaks at the top of the frame are raindrops falling toward me, which were lit up by nearby stage lights at the zoo. For the astronomers in the audience, this illustrates why meteor showers appear to radiate from a point in the sky: they are approaching from a far distance, the vanishing point, and depending on various motions, that point is in a different place in the sky. Drivers in snow can see the same thing.
Typical set up at Australian polling booths. This one is at Lyndale Secondary College, Division of Bruce in southeastern Melbourne.
The 'bunting wars' as they are called are in part a result of Australia's compulsory voting system. It is believed that a small but significant percentage of voters turn up undecided and may not follow politics at all. Nevertheless they turn up and vote and may be influenced by the placement of bunting and the how-to-vote cards handed at the polling booth entrance.
These Giant Redwoods (Sequoiadendron giganteum) were planted in the 1850's by the Marquis of Bath on part of the Longleat estate. They were among the first to be planted in the UK. These Redwoods were part of a 'Pineta': a grouping of specimen trees.
The Giant Redwood is remarkable. It is the largest single living organism on Earth and can live up to 4,000 years. The Redwoods at Longleat are only seedlings in comparison!
Well we are supposed to be packing up but... I'm not sure if they really are packing or just playing ^^;
i love light, shadows, texure, numbers, typography and coffee cups. :)
.... all so lovely.
happy, happy weekend... hope to find some time to peek at all the flickr awesomeness today!
also hoping to brave the COLD and takes some pics of the lovely snowy trees... but i'm afraid my camera may freeze.
hmmmm... :)
gosh darn work is getting in the way...
texture by florabella.
Spiral staircase leading up to Building F at Deakin University's Burwood campus in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Read more about the Burwood campus of Deakin University on my blog.
Shot on Ilford SFX 200 black-and-white film.