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Flowers on Madeline Island. The trick here was to get the bud and the flower in the same narrow focal plane which took a bit of angling and moving around!
Storm Coming dark clouds back lit by a setting sun make dramatic formations, shot in North Carolina.
Shirtdesign I did for PhalanxApparel.
They also made a little clip for the shirt:
A 3rd Marine Regiment color guard takes its place, July 25, 2015, during a repatriation ceremony in Tarawa, Kiribati. The ceremony honored the remains of approximately 36 Marines who fought and died during the Battle of Tarawa during World War II, and were loaded onto a C-130J Hercules aircraft to be transported back home to the United States.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Matthew J. Bragg/Released)
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I just pointed my cam towards this group of people not knowing what would happen or what the outcome would become.
I don't know, i just kinda like it how it turned out.
CP business car train rolls through Morton Grove IL. on the C&M on it's way back from Lacrosse WI. under cloudy but dry skies.
With track re-laying in progress on 20 November 1976, a push-pull set arrives at Edinburgh Waverley from Glasgow Queen St powered ‘top and tail’ by a pair of BRCW Class 27s. I well recall the feeling of being ‘shoved’ when travelling in the rear coach of these trains, as well as the distinctive sound of the ancillary Deutz air-cooled diesel engines retro-fitted to the Class 27/2s to provide electric train heating supply. As a visitor from ‘down south’, Scotland at the time seemed a very different place!
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No longer do men roll into Laramie Wyoming on a horse - nowadays it's the steel horse. A rather large switchyard with trains passing through every 10 to 15 minutes with coal or crops from the west.
It also looked like it has a large portion of railroad repair area. This is looking South out of city area, with eastern Sun coming from my left.