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Two affable Orangemen - Mick and Paddy - were doing tidying up jobs, notably mortaring over holes in the parapets.
They expressly declared themselves happy for me to explore, take photos and publish them.
The hypermodern western parapet dazzles in sudden sunshine on this squally day. The method of raising the new deck can be seen with the vertical concrete sections sitting on part of the original abutments.
A 3+3 pair of FTPE Class 185s whizzes underneath, next stop Bolton.
Taken from the northern end of the bridge, from which all barriers have been removed
Rolleicord Va - Model K3E Type 1
kodak tmax 400
epson v500
free hand, just eye exposing metering ;)
* i've already posted this photo, but it was a scan from picture; this is a scan from negative with my brand new amazing epson v500.
A boy carries a sign reading, "Wake Up!" while marching in the Global Climate Strike on Denver's 16th Street Mall. Photo: Andy Bosselman, Streetsblog Denver
Made a quick photo tent by placing 3 white cardboards,1 above and 2 on each side of the chain,on a white kitchen disk.To spread the light,the flash was placed under the top cardboard and facing up.Other color reflections are from the fruit basket i used to steady the cardboards and other surfaces.
Equipment & settings
Camera eos 450d at 1/200 speed
Lens 18-55 is with 2 +4 close up rings at f/8
Flash yn560ii
Remote trigger rf603
Taken with the Olympus XA4 camera which I used in week 131 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/7215762311...
Agfa Copex film developed in somewhat exhausted Ilfosol 3.
From the flower beds of the Chelsea Physic Garden in London.
This photo was taken by a Kowa Super 66 medium format film camera with a Kowa 1:4.5/110mm lens attached to a T/3 (16mm) extension tube and Kowa L39•3C(UV) ø67 filter using Kodak Portra 400 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
The "Blues Brothers" on the Union Pacific Belvidere, IL Daimler-Chrysler trains. Here they are resting in Belvidere.
Blue Mountain train on an ex-BN (NP) branch encounters aslight grade as the tracks go east towards US12 in the Eastgate section of Walla Walla,WA-8/7/11
It was my niece, Maya's, 2nd birthday party. She got some dress up clothes and I couldn't resist playing dress up with her! Don't you love the purple glitter tattoo on her arm? :)
Photography by students, members and users of St Pauls Darkrooms. A camera obscura was set up by Justin Quinnell for the visiting public.
Union Pacific train with 4839, 6193, 7940, 4633, 7953, 7982 & 6957 leaving Albina Yard NE Portland, OR.
Inspired by and featuring the songs of Elvis Presley, Directed by Scott Spence, Choreography by Gregory Daniels, Music Direction by David Pepin and featuring an all BW student cast "All Shook Up" combines the legendary music of Elvis Presley with a rollicking and funny book by Broadway veteran Joe DePietro. Elvis' greatest hits are interwoven into a brand new story that echos Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night." Featuring hits like "Hound Dog," "Love Me Tender," "Jailhouse Rock" and more, would-be lovers pine, sweethearts unite, and even genders swap - all in the name of love. Not only is it the dawn of Rock and Roll, but also the very beginnings of the Civil Rights movement that will help shape our nation.
Charles I of Scotland (and England).
Details of the Mercat Cross of Aberdeen. Built in 1686 and decorated with images of the Kings (and Queen) of Scots from James I to James VII.
The houses at the resort outside Khao Sok National Park were pretty high up. Taken from the walkway to our treetop house for the night.
Once a Cajon Pass helper also looking complete and in fair Condition. I think the UP already has one of these at Cheyanne
Roller Derby bout between home town Enid Roller Girls against the Tall City Bombshell Betties on May 5, 2012 at Skatetown in Enid, Oklahoma.
E finalmente... quase pronta! Ainda falta o wefted, mas né...
Ela ficou melhor do que eu imaginei que ficaria. Mas ainda não ficou do jeito que eu REALMENTE QUERIA.
A boca foi a parte mais difÃcil. Até porque acho que a boca da Blybe não é tão definida quanto à s Takaras originais... então é bem "tenso", hehehe.
E como é trabalhoso, Gzuis!
Mas é muito bom... *-*