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Recorded passing Barnt Green Junction, EWS Class 60 60073 still carried its Mainline branding in August 2004. It was emerging from under the wires with the 6V40 05:23 Lackenby to Margam steel slabs.
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Met up with some friends from the Wiltshire photography group, hoping to capture the stars. We were met with thick cloud so had some fun with some LED lights, wire wool, a whisk, a chain and a lighter instead mixed it with a good laugh and bunch of fun.
Two Handmade wired trees that were created by a Local artist in Maine. I did HDR processing with lightroom and Photoshop touch-ups.
Wires and poles of a San Francisco street are compressed at 200 mm.
View the entire - San Francisco - Yosemite 2012 set.
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2011, fall asleep on rooftop with my ex-boyfriend.
A view to my neighborhood. (and i noticed house where i used to live for 19 years of my life. :) :)
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At Wire Pass Traildead, we had to leave our cars on a parking lot. It was sad to see them left behind, but we were all driven by the scenery of the Wave, that had lot's to offer! So we begun our journey!
I have been here many times but earlier I used to take snapshots; now I take Photographs and Compositions. Several Compositions made, few here to upload.
The Tall Wired poles in middle of the salt panes. Miles to Miles, only these one can see. I like the their reflection in muddy square of salt pane.
SurajBari Junction: when one travel to Kutch, Gujarat; entry of Kuct starts with this.
@ August 2017. Surajbari Junction, Kutch.
(Dicosura popelairii) B28I3398.jpg East slope of the Andes 1500 mt high
Rare in canopy of humid montane forest and at forest edge., along east slope of the Andes, 500-1500mt.
What Hides Behind The Wall
Electric Shock Therapy ÏŸ Touch At Own Risk
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Another image from my study of the tones and textures associated with this aging barn in Alpine. So much interesting detail. In the right light, I could photograph here all day and envision an entire series of images from this single location.
Camera: Arca-Swiss 4x5, Developer: Ilford Ilfotch DDX, Exposure: 1/2 sec. @ F/32, Film: Illford FP4+, Filter: B+W #8 Yellow, ISO 100, Lens: Nikon Nikkor-SW 120mm f/8, Scan: Epson V850, SP-445 Compact 4x5 Film Processing System