Anderson,Morgan,Roane Counties
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This long-exposure night photograph captured the Esplanade Bridge and Queen Elizabeth Walk (on the right) leading towards Fullerton Hotel and Anderson Bridge.
It was a windy evening which resulted in colourful light reflections of the bridges and high-rise buildings in the Central Business District in Singapore River.
Best wishes for the new week.
The Pickens Benton job has done its work interchanging with the Greenville and Western and is back headed west towards Anderson with a healthy cut of boxcars.
Built in the 1880’s, sailors would put the name of their ship along with the date on the building to mark their safe arrival to Ephraim.
Now, visitors can still put their name on the building whether you arrive from land or water. If we ever get to that area again, we plan on doing so!
The Anderson Hollow Lighthouse in Harvey Bank, New Brunswick, Canada. Established in 1889, the current lighthouse was built in 1903.
Dunedin, NOVA ZELANDA 2023
Andersons Bay Cemetery is one of the oldest and most significant cemeteries in Dunedin, New Zealand. Established in 1856, it is located on a hill with views of Otago Harbour, offering a peaceful and solemn environment. The cemetery is the final resting place of many notable figures in local history, including both Māori and European pioneers. It is known for its large number of historical monuments and well-preserved graves that reflect the evolution of burial customs over time. Additionally, it is an important heritage site, with many stone inscriptions dating back to the 19th century. The cemetery is still used for burials and is a popular destination for those interested in the region’s history and genealogy.
The reservoir is on the South Fork of the Boise River and is contained by an earth rock=fill dam. The South Fork of the Boise River originates in the Smoky Mountains north of Fairfield Idaho. Its watershed includes portions of the Smoky Mountains, Soldier Mountains, Boise and Sawtooth National Forests. Below the dam, the South Fork flows into Arrowrock Reservoir.
Here we have the Christine Anderson as she leaves Steilacoom, WA for another round trip to Anderson Island. This small ferry in the evening light has kind of a decades old look to it as does the b&w processing. That always reminds me of my first ever b&w darkroom, which was in my bathtub! Thank you for your kind visits my friends! (I would like to thank that guy for posing for us....:)
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This was my second choice image for the Leading Questions project with Clipper. I really like this shot but felt that the humor of the first shot suited him better.
His interview can be found here:
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The behind the scenes blog can be found here:
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Strobist info:
WL X1600 through 4 foot octadome without the outer diffusion panel.
Fired by PW's.
This shot was made with my 5D. It's interesting to see the differences between it in the film shot below.
The Anderson job pulls a small cut of cars for interchange with Norfolk Southern. Once it clears the switch, it will make a reverse move to set off the cars and finish the day's work. Pickens Railroad. Anderson, SC. June 25, 2021.
The Anderson Hollow Lighthouse in Harvey, New Brunswick, Canada. Originally built in 1889 and located in Waterside, N.B., it was destroyed in 1902 and rebuilt in 1903. It was later moved to its current location.
A real treat this morning was finding the Arthur M. Anderson on the north side of Dock 1 in Two Harbors taking on a load of blast furnace trim (crushed raw taconite). This time of year there is only a few hours of good morning sun on this side of the dock. Use of the north side has been sporadic in recent years.
Pickens Anderson job at Gluck (milepost AKH. 557.3) in Anderson, SC with the Belton Job seen following in the background
...as if we are on a first name basis, hah! But what was he doing on 127th street? "Going to visit friends" Hmmmmmm! Not a bad place to have friends.
Suzanne took this stunning photograph. I was too embarassed to use my flash ... or my battery was running out quickly.
Anderson Lake
Lillooet Country BC
Canada
The Anderson Lake played a key role on the route of the Douglas Road during the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush of 1858-59.The Douglas Road was a goldrush-era transportation route from the British Columbia Coast to the gold fields. Over 30,000 men are reckoned to have travelled this route untill the construction of the Cariboo Wagon Road (1860), which bypassed the region.
Nowadays the Anderson Lake offers a multitude of recreational activities including swimming, boating, waterskiing, wakeboarding, sailing, windsurfing and fishing.