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Tokyo Zero July
Part of my punk hair this month, I have a human version and a merfolk version with color changer
Another shot from Lumsdale, just outside of Matlock in Derbyshire. For a waterfall obsessive this was a dream location.
Zero Image 6x9 MF loaded with Kodak Extar 100 (exposure about 7 minutes as a I remember).
OK to post to Tumblr but please share from ayonlife.
ScotRail's 158728 is dwarfed by the large storage tanks at the Edinburgh and Midlothian Food Recycling Centre as well as the building that houses the Millerhill Recycling and Energy Recovery Centre. The units were working a service between Tweedbank and Edinburgh.
The Millerhill RERC is a thermal treatment plan / incinirator operated by FCC Environment on behalf of the City of Edinburgh and Midlothian councils. The site is designed to handled up to 155,000 tonnes of waste a year which is seperated into recyclables and non-recyclables. The non-recylables are run through a thermal treatment process to generate heat and electricity and ash generated from this process is then recycled further by the construction industry. The site began operation in April 2019 and was built on what was once part of the Millerhill marshalling yard.
The Edinburgh and Midlothian FRC takes receipt of food waste and appears to serve the same purpose in that this waste is treated in a way that generates energy without any waste being output by the site itself.
The bridge this image is taken from is aptly referred to as "Zero Waste" according to the Network Rail bridge identification plate - a reference to the purpose of the facilities.
This was shot during our third trip into Battersea Power Station.
Lit using Scurion lamps. A stunning high performance and very rugged light that you can use for pretty much any purpose, from caving to urbex and everything in between.
Alone & moody
It was a great moody rainy day and what better place to be then at La Jolla, CA. Can't go wrong anytime you're at this place (rain or shine) tons of surfers were in the water and just me on the land, so it was a good day if you wanted to be alone ( a weird site come sunset you can't find a place to shoot without bumping into someone or worried about getting into someone shot. That being said I always get a kick out of people reaction when I take out the wood box and set on tripod, "what the" look on there face.. But on this day, it was just me the moody sky and my new found love the pinhole camera. Took me 6 years to pick one up, but as they say "better late then never"
Zero Image 2000
Ektar 100
3sec
La Jolla, San Diego
A Zero designed greeting card for Finmar Coffee 1957. He also designed a corporate image for Finmar.
Palouse, Washington. First morning light breaks over the frozen snow covered rolling hills of the Palouse. The pinks and blue hues only lasted for a minute before turning into an average looking winter day. The wind chill made it feel like -10 degrees Fahrenheit.
I did end up with minor frost bite on my finger tips. Thankfully it wasn't deep and healed quickly. I was only able to capture a couple winter scene this last winter. We had a below average snowfall and most of it was only six inches at times.
Currently the Palouse is becoming quite green with wild flowers covering the buttes. The spring flowers are a month ahead of normal blooming times and are changing quickly to the next flowers. Lupines look like they will be blooming by the end of April.
Enjoy,
Ry