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Marée descendante 4e.
Holga 120WPC. (6x9)
Photo location; Les Écureuils, Donnacona, Québec.
Fleuve St-Laurent.
Film used; Acros Neopan 100ASA.
Filter; ND 6, Lee polyester filter in front camera. Before modification.
Exposure time: 48 secondes.
Neg development; Caffenol CM (+i) 12 minutes.
Cette photo s'est méritée, dans la section Paysage, une Mention Honorable au Holgaweek 2015
Taken while picking up trash in front of my house.
Have a great week, thanks for all the great comments and faves.
It seems, somewhere they took a wrong turn...... they are as good in taking directions as I am....I can get lost in a phone booth.......for the younger visitors...a phone booth, was way back when...before the iphone...:).......and as for me, I am soooooo thankful for my GPS...lol
Thank you everyone, for your visits, kind comments, and invites.
Have a lovely day,
Hedi
We often complain that voice assistants do not understand us. Either they don’t do what we ask them to do at all, or they don’t hear us at all. It’s no joke, the problem of communication between a person and an inanimate object has existed for a very long time. Another person intuitively understands us, even if we speak quietly or indistinctly, but with objects everything is different...
Look at Alice's surprise when her wand cast a completely different spell than it was supposed to. Alice had long wanted to get rid of the habit of curling her curls in anxious moments, and she believed that magic would help her. She said “Eliminate bad habit!”, but the wand applied a spell “Multiply that rabbit!”.
Here I depart from my favorite space, but do not move away from the LEGO classics: here you are a sorceress in a traditional blue robe, and a castle even made of yellow brick, albeit on a micro scale, which is almost the source of the entire Castle series.
I really don't know about this one, it is wrong on so many levels but at the same time it feels dynamic and I like it.
Sorry I haven't been on for awhile. Been really busy trying to get my photography business going. I need to make a living in this crazy world......lol
Scanned lith print.
This is the 1st in a series where I'm using the completely wrong tool to make something happen.
Like this: Cutting glass with a Dough Cutter obviously doesn't work.
Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 120 mm/f4.
Jan 24, 2026.
Fomapan 100 in Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Lith printed on Fomatone MG 332 RC and developed in Moersch Easy Lith (25A+25B+H2Oqs800).
Untoned.
PS borders.
Coming across WAPO by chance, I had only a few moments to throw it in park and grab a shot. Unfortunately with all the quiet zones here, the crossings have these large medians that keep you from doing a quick turn around... I guess for all the numb nuts who would try to drive around down gates?
Anyways, WAPO with a big train stretches West through CPF185. Not sure how far they made it, but this was one of the ones in recent memory that 'made it' with a single crew.
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This is clearly the wrong way to maintain a street sign.
A quick trundle from Harrington to Salterbeck on Tuesday allowed this shot of 66424 hauling 37402 and the ECS of 2C49 to Kingmoor to be taken from Shore Road.
These sort of events don't happen when it's sunny.
Two girls on a kayak on Utrecht's Oudegracht, framed by the Stadhuisbrug, a 1547 bridge that joined two older bridges, the Huidenbrug and the Broodbrug.
With crowds of bemused commuters looking on at the filthy trio of Colas class 66's that have arrived at Temple Meads station instead of their trains. The driver looks like he's taken a wrong turn somewhere. 66850, 66847 and 66848 are about to be split.
Wednesday's 6C22 Kingmoor - Sellafield approaches Workington Main.
Not having paid much attention to the Chiltern livery prior to the arrival in Cumbria of this loco I failed to realise that these things aren't in all-over silver.
Just my luck to get the grey end on an even greyer morning.
37604 brings up the rear.
Life in St Jacques, December 2013
Life in Saint Jacques by Marijke Mooy | Make Your Own Book
Rue de L'Academie
St Jaques, Perpignan, France.
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It was a rare sight to see a eastbound freight on the ex Erie NJ&NY Railroad during EL's existence. I am not saying that it did not happen but this was the only time that I had the opportunity to photo this unusual move. Being a Thursday afternoon I am wondering where the train will clear for the afternoon westbound commuter trains.I am just guessing that Conrail changed things up since their takeover almost a year prior.Conrail GP38 7974 is at the Pearl River N.Y. station and will be heading south shortly. 03-17-1977.Howard Kent Jr.photo.
A very nice monument to Zebulon Pike at the Pueblo Riverwalk - except that he's facing due east! Pike's Peak is to the northwest of the spot where this is. Anyway....
And so I was handed this crop as a clue to what we were doing and so I dressed accordingly or at least I thought I did.
Seems he meant horse riding!!!!!!
Oh well ought go and change.
OK the above isn't true I just fancy being a little tease every so often. I wont post to many from this set.
Class 56 No. 56301 departs Foxton, Cambridgeshire wrong line with 6T02, empty spoil box wagons from Barrington Quarry to Wembley.
The inbound working brings in spoil from London, possibly Crossrail, and it is understood that Freightliner may take over the contract shortly, which is likely to rise to 3 workings per day. Apparently it will still take 30 years to fill the quarry though!
The branch to the Exchange Sidings and the quarry, from which the train has just reversed, can be seen behind the loco.
15th December 2017.