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The forecast called for rain and it was raining when I arrived. I waited in the car for about 10 minutes and finally decided to shoot from under an umbrella. Right about then a brief clearing occurred and I was able to capture this shot. 205/365

No. 2 'Enid', propelling "heritage" coach 'Snowdon Lily', approaches the summit, with Llyn Cwellyn in the background.

 

Published in Heritage Railway, issue 244.

 

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NS 31K approaching the Union Pacific diamond in Momence IL.

From the windowseat, on approach

Q191 rounds the bend approaching Nelsons siding northward on the Neenah Subdivision.

37401 and 37427 near Achnabobane on the Spean Bridge Fort William leg of an SRPS tour heading for Mallaig.

Upstate NY, 1978

Ilford HP5

 

These photos don't really capture the speed of the sleds. Check out this Super 8 film of it (particularly toward the end of the film):

 

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I'd been sitting on the beach at Saadani, north of Dar, Tanzania, as this remarkable weather front approached. Twenty minutes later... the deluge descended!

This image was captured back last October at Godrevy, Cornwall.

 

Whilst editing, I thought I would see how the image appears in black and white.

 

A storm approaching a breakaway in Goldfields of Western Australia

CN 327 is approaching CSXT Diageo with CSXT 485 & CSXT 214 for power. The crossing at far left is where main line used to go. it is now only used to serve Diageo distillery. At right is the north leg of the wye that leads to CSX's now abandoned intermodal terminal in Valleyfield.

Looking west from Melbourne's inner south/east - mid afternoon.

 

-Melbourne, Australia

Feb 25th 2020

Running behind a coal drag, Amtrak 58 is southbound through the small town of Bentonia, Mississippi on the way south from Chicago to New Orleans.

20220424_7345_7D2-150 Approaching Southerly Front

 

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GWR Train 150261 approaches Carbis Bay station en route to St Ives from St Erth, Cornwall.

CP 1436 approaches Tua station in October 2023 with the IR868, the 13:08 Pocinho to Porto-Campanhã.

 

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G515, B76 and G512 power towards Arcadia, south of Shepparton, with a late running 9375 to Tocumwal.

 

Thursday 4th January 2018

With the climb from Basel, Jakobsberg almost completed, BVB Class Be 4/4 459 approaches Hechtliacker. The 'Swiss Standard' had the customary Class B4 bogie trailer (low-floor fitted 1472) in tow forming a Line 16 service to Bruderholz.

 

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Wildflowers were at their peak. Near Lake Lillian, the trail passed through a huge stand of white Jupiter's Beard, also known as Valerian or Centranthus.

Approaching the apex of the curve on the famous High Line Horseshoe Curve in Rockwood, CO (MP 469.5), the former D&RGW K-37 Locomotive #493 slowly brings her train across what is arguably one of the most spectacular sections of track on any railroad in the Lower 48. Just perhaps 100 ft. in front of the train there is a spot from which passengers looking down from their coaches will not see any track at all.....just a very steep drop to the Rio de las Animas Perdidias or "River of Lost Souls." The trains pass through here at perhaps 5 mph, which I suspect is not only comforting for the passengers (slow is good), but also gives them ample opportunity to get out their cameras and create some memories of this very unique stretch of track.

Photo of oil droplets from the oil & water macro abstract photography assignment captured via Minolta MD Macro Rokkor-X 100mm F/4 lens. Inside the creative halls of the 494 ∞ Labs. Late February 2021.

 

Exposure Time: 1/25 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-400 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 5050 K * Film Plug-In: Fuji Velvia 50 * Adaptor: 1:1 Extension Tube * Tele-Converter: Deitz 2X MC-4 M/MD

One of the "Friendships" on the Epcot - resorts - Hollywood Studios run approaches Disney's Boardwalk Resort.

Los Angeles, California, USA

A nighttime view from an airliner while approaching Los Angeles International Airport.

A fishing boat returns to the boat launch in advance of an approaching storm off the coast of Arniston, South Africa. To me, this had the look and feel of a scene one of my favorite painters, JMW Turner would have painted. In fact, he did paint a scene very similar to this, and I was thinking of him as I framed this. Arniston is a small seaside settlement in the Overberg region on the Cape South coast, close to Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of Africa. Fishing is still an important means of earning a livelihood. The village has an historic section of old fishermen's cottages. Cape Agulhas is where the Atlantic and Indian Ocean collide. It also is a breeding ground for great white sharks.

Eagle turns and drops the hooks approaching a potential target.

Eb BNSF container train approaches Winslow, AZ as gusty winds blow sand and dust in the far background.

 

Photo taken 8/02/13

Westbound Gladstone Branch train approaches Union Avenue in Murray Hill, NJ

Crossing the Southwest Branch of the Miramichi River, the NBEC Ultramar Tank Train approaches Nelson Jct. for the Loggieville Spur to Chatham, NB. December 29, 2003.

BR large logo 50035 'Ark Royal' approaches Exeter Central with the Table 145 09:10 from London Waterloo to Exeter St. David's. The Class 50 was about to pass the fine example of a rail-built gantry that supported a trio of typical Southern Railway lattice pattern signal dolls. The raised centre upper quadrant signal controlled entry to the down platform [2] loop. The tallest doll on the left controlled the down through line that was to be taken out of use during the following month [13th October 1984]. The semaphore signal on the right controlled access to the down bay platform [1].

 

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Storm clouds approaching Llandudno

Contax RX + Zeiss Planar 1.4/50mm + Agfa Precisa CT100 (= Fuji Provia 100)

This morning near the farm unit.

 

Pentax K1, SMC F 17-28 f3.5-4.5 Fisheye Zoom.

 

Shot at 28mm with the fish eye effect corrected in ACR.

 

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Winter hike of the Chelser Park loop. Awesomeness.

 

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