Looks like an engine room but with those chains and valves I'm guessing maybe the lifting gear in Tower Bridge?Can you guess what this is?
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Hugh
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Photo of the Day January 2017
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Cheers
Hugh
Poplar (East London) this morning.
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic @F5.6
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic @F5.6
Busy polishing his Porsche/Omega/Leica I think.
Yep. Very photogenic place.
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Ha ha ha... Nope... just busy is all... but that was a cracker of a pun... nicely done. Proud of you...
L1004658.jpg by Ken OHagan, on FlickrAnother Paris shot.
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Yes that's the one... Urgh!
Another from the other morning with my Leica. Grandad pic and not a kiddo pic .
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Love the photo ... it's my favourite city in the US of A ... incredibly rich history ... two great books if anyone's interested.
Hey it's an ad, but it's the Motor City
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Very cool. Never thought to research the badges. Nice catch. After seeing them I really like the 1927 version. Such a statement, lots of presence.
Poplar (East London) this morning.
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic @F5.6
Wonderful detail and atmosphere. Well done MacRy.
~ Peter
Wow, you rarely hear that about Detroit. I've mentioned in this forum before how much I love my hometown even though I've lived more than half my life now in MD. It will always be home.
BTW, I've read and enjoyed both of those books and I love that commercial.
Lets see if @oblomow can fit a church around this
Safety Gear by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Safety Gear by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Yeah, not the best angle there mate...
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Untitled by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
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I did manage to find a Lagonda recently at a private museum.
I did manage to find a Lagonda recently at a private museum.
Even the designers at Aston have a bad day...
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Great first attempt. How do you find it compared to shooting your usual subjects? Do you have to make other considerations other than the height of your tripod?
I may not be doing something right but I've been unable to send a message to you personally @RedOrchestra so I'm posting this message in a public forum.
If you are interested I posted a few Detroit pictures taken last Labor Day weekend in the September POTD thread. See pictures #144, #207, and #297 if you are interested. Are you from the Detroit area by the way? If so you may want to note my username.