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Ayer el ya consolidado autos de Medway Martorell SEAT - Vilar Formoso vino por primera vez con una composición de Laaers de Pecovasa, como en los viejos tiempos Renferos. A parte de esta novedad, el otro gran aliciente para pillarlo se encontraba en su cabeza, ya que la impoluta 333.356 que fue limpiada en el taller de Salamanca unos meses atrás sigue manteniendo la misma apariencia, asà que mientras siga luciendo asà no se pueden dejar pasar estas ocasiones.
En la foto la preciosa 333.356 de MEDWAY con el citado autos pasando a la vera de uno de los dos pueblos que dan nombre a la estación de Barbadillo y Calzada, (Calzada de don Diego) la cual acaba de dejar atrás y que en la foto vemos junto a su nueva señal avanzada.
Distant shore of Winter white
How you glisten in the light
Standing silently at the side
Of the lake, beautiful and wide
With your trees topped by snow
That look down, watching the water flow
Towards the shore of frozen white
That shines coldly in the light
I failed to get enough photos on my first try to have enough to have every part of the snowflake in focus. The bottom left of the snowflake is out of focus. So I took another set of photos. The angle of light was slightly different but the result was very different in Version 2. Which do you like bettter?
Lincoln, Nebraska
Varazze, 12-06-2016
Moskva 5
Obbiettivo: Industar-24 105 millimetri
Formato: 6x6
Esposizione: regola del 16 (1/100 - f16)
Messa a fuoco: telemetro.
KODAK TMX 100 - formato 120 - 100 ASA
Svil. Kodak D-76 - 1+1 09':30''
Fiss. Tetenal Superfix 1+4 05':00''
Scanner EPSON V600 - 2400 dpi
Two versions of the same image, both from the same RAW file but processed differently to make a point. Which one do you prefer?
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Working with some Old Shots, transforming them to Black and White!! Great model to shoot, she was adore-able!!
I wanted to have a blue version. :P
I think it turned out good.(Except for the photo.)
The photo has gone wrong,I couldn't get my camera focused on the helmet. I however may try it again later.
Credit goes to FB,For the original design. :P
I'll also add this to the project 365 X 7 group. As a little extra something. :)
Link to group;
www.flickr.com/groups/1473905@N25/
I hope you like him! :)
PLEASE,MAKE SURE YOU SEE HIM IN SMALL SIZE,FOR A BETTER PICTURE.
this is a digital version of the same scene. Previously I posted the film one. As it was captured using a vintage lens, the image still has some vintage charm and interesting color tones. At the same time digital version required a bit more work to prepare for publication.
Beethoven: Symphony no. 6 "Pastoral" (Furtwangler)
This composition will perfectly complement your experience.
Here is a film version. You can compare both and let me know which one you prefer.
If you have a chance to find a very positive and inspiring movie "The Green Beautiful" or "La belle Verte", you will enjoy it.
An American White Pelican keeps an eye as I approach on Horsepen Bayou. It was in water in the mud flats that was a bit deeper than where my canoe ran aground and limited my approach. The White Pelicans also visit the bayou for short periods in the winter (at least it is what we refer to as winter) but don’t tend to linger as the temperatures rise. We’ll reach 76ᴼF today. Just a quick comparison between the American White Pelican and the Brown Pelican with the white version being a bit larger.
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Happy Caturday! Pepper is being a two-fisted 'nipper, here. The larger log is made by someone associated with Northwest Compounders, where I get Pepper's medicines - see www.northwestcompounders.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/D.... (Not sure if they can be ordered on-line). The almost invisible smaller toy upon which he is drooling is a Meowijuana(r) spliff.
A more formal presentation of the still life.And no doubt a painted version will come along some day - but life is too busy for painting just n ow.
Southeastern’s 465908 has recently been out shopped into a modern version of the Network SouthEast livery after an overhaul at Doncaster Works last year. The unit has since been named after Chris Green the former managing director of Network South East, which was done as part of the celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of the modern railway later this year.
It’s nice to see the Network SouthEast livery make a return to the Class 465 unit which wore it very well back in the 1990’s. It was one of the very few classes of trains to still retain it well into the early 2000’s despite Connex South Eastern taking over with their yellow and white livery from late 1996.