B&W: Words/No Words

[MoonMind]

 

[cheeks69]

 

[wee-pics]

 

[Lou Tingle]

 

[grebeman]

A sad end

These four tugs were photographed in the mid 1970's at the scrapyard of Davis and Cann on the River Plym, Plymouth. They were the entire fleet of WJ Reynolds and were perhaps the last fleet of tugs in one company that all had coal fired boilers. The camera used was my much loved Mamiya Press with a 90mm f/3.5 Mamiya Sekor lens.

Barrie

 

[donlaw]

 

[MoonMind]

Speared ...

M.

 

[mike3996]

Packed the bags, ready to travel the world. From September 2018.

 

[wee-pics]

 

[Lou Tingle]

 

[tonyturley]

 

[MiguelATF]

One of the keys on the ancient typewriter I inherited from my aunt - normally a 'Shift' key for upper-case letters, numbers or signs - was, on this typewriter, called a 'Floating Shift' - presumably for its light-as-a-feather or floating-like-a-gentle cloud usability---

 

[Apollo T.]

@MiguelATF
I believe the 'Floating Shift' was used for individual caps/upper case, such as the capital at the beginning of a sentenceor a proper noun(John Smith). Just above it is the 'Shift Lock' for a string of upper case such as the title of a piece. (HAMLET)

 

[Aushiker]

Its Here I Tell You - Hampton Court Palace - UK2016-149 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Ibu Anne and Katherine outside the Great Gate at Hampton Court Palace in July 2016.

 

[donlaw]

My 10yr old Powershot S95. Today at the park. Tiny sensor makes this a small but fun camera.

 

[wee-pics]

 

[cheeks69]

 

[wee-pics]

 

[mike3996]

 

[dougpayne]

leaves_SDQH_17to50_Dec20_BW by D Payne, on Flickr