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Mañana se cumplen 52 años de la puesta en servicio del Ferrocarril Directo Madrid-Burgos.
Para el 40 aniversario unos cuantos aficionados nos dimos cita en la estaciĂ³n de Riaza, esta foto es de aquel dia.
La 333.406 con el Talgo Bilbao-Madrid entrando despacio a la estaciĂ³n.
6.7.2008
Quite the unique vehicle in my opinion. This is a COE, which stands for Cab Over Engine. When it comes to the GMC COEs, I hear that anything that is considered decent is now very hard to find as they are very popular as vehicle haulers. I thought that this one was pretty funky, with what I am pretty sure is a chopped roof, and it absolutely has to have hydraulics in its suspension as the bumper is within an inch of the pavement. The hauling bed comes in different lengths, and I believe that this one is considered a shortie.
Patina is defined as a surface that has become beautiful with age or use. Now I am not sure how the colours came to be on this vehicle, but I thought that it looked pretty cool.
It is quite shiny, but I suppose the rust that does show will continue to spread somewhat and that its appearance will still evolve with age.
Will take a couple of clicks to get to full view. :)
done for 52weeks: the 2017 edition
(petals of a daisy captured with free lens, colour is pure invention)
I'm really happy with this (much more so than with my last one). I didn't really edit it much except for stitching it together and overlaying a texture. I felt like it just needed a few finishing touches.
Yesterday my family and I went out to the coast (which is about an hour's drive) and it was freezing. The strong wind was the worst. We had a great time though.
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We've had a bit of a heat spell this week, with temps topping out at 100ºF / 38ºC a couple of days. So Jasper has been staying cool in the land of the couch. Not quite as fun as being outside. In fact its a little boring. But its certainly cooler than outside. 52 Weeks for Dogs B&W challenge.
This shot from the cockpit of a YAK-52 airplane with a iZugar 360 rig mounted in front of the pilot.
looking back through my 366 i noticed that most of the shots were taken indoors, so this year i am going to do a landscape 52, something different for me, i am looking forward to it.
I see what you spelled out there, Jasper. So Dogs Rules and Hoomans Drools, huh? Very clever. And I'll have you know I only drooled that once when I fell asleep on the couch. Well, this is what you get when you mix a smart dog with the game of Bannanagrams.
For group theme 52 weeks in 2014: Landscape.
Typically, the minute I decide to tackle my landscape shot - the heavens open! Even more typically, the minute I get home and start to edit the sun shines!
Niedrige Temperaturen kurz Ă¼ber dem Nullpunkt ermöglichten am Morgen des 29.09.2024 eine prächtige Dampfentwicklung der 52 8079 und ihrem Zug von Saalfeld in Richtung Gera.
This is the first time I've tried a different lens in my camera and now I want to play some more!!
I am the first to admit this is far from perfect and I had now idea what I was doing but I just couldn't resist those beautiful blue eyes!!
Joe's much better now although still not himself and we've had a weekend off the decorating so we've been able to spend some family time together.
I'm always looking to do something different in the 52 week projects. So this week I played with framing and shallow DOF. This is with the 85 f1.8 lens which gives such sweet out of focys areas. And the gate on the gate provided such sweet lines. Added some grain in processing to make it a bit more gritty.
Eva is a chronic squinter. Love that she has her eyes open just enough in this photo.
We finally had more than a few flakes of snow here on Long Island. I took Della out back for a little photoshoot before I went to work. Something interesting must had walked under the hemlock tree because she was really into smelling the ground there. When I finally got her to look up I'm sure if she could talk she would have said. "Stop bothering me, I'm busy."
Eva amongst the living room curtains.
The dogs can be a little bit high alert. And when they go extra high alert the curtains get drawn to decrease the temptation to offer opinions to the neighbourhood.
But some curtains are meant to be nosed open.
An EMD GP9 substitutes for an ailing F9B as the Rio Grande Zephyr pulls into Provo, Utah on a dreary Feb. 4, 1973 morning.
A bit of an early an early post this week. A glum mood as we morn the passing of my wife's mom yesterday. She was 83. After we walked Jasper tonight (this shot), we dropped him with a family to to take care of him while we go to Wisconsin to attend the funeral and be close to family. Jasper definitely knew something was wrong. He was all over us all day. Such a good boy.
A rare occurrence this week with an actual picture of me (!) and Paddy & Smudge . A few days lightweight camping with a friend in the wilds of the Scottish Highlands (hence the photograph!). Cool nights in a lightweight sleeping bag but no bother for me with two hot dog water bottles :) Paddy throughly enjoyed that ... I daresay with Smudge it was a toss up between the 20km a day walkies, the red deer blarting outside the tent at night, the red deer running across the hillsides in great numbers in visible daylight and the dad cuddle ... I daresay it was probably the deer ! (in the photo you can see he was in his constant 'deer spotting mode' :)) [Oh .. and I'm not wearing a kilt .. just shorts! :) ]
Week 27 in 52 Weeks for Dogs. Our UK covid-19 regulations have been somewhat relaxed but I'm still not walking in the forest (Clive hasn't volunteered to drive me there again) so I took a quick portrait shot in the garden and then processed it in DDG. I'd seen the style image a couple of weeks ago and thought an image using it would make a good addition to Tasku's project.
Also for Definitely Dreaming 'colourful' theme. 27/52