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Careworn civil liveried 37087 and 37095 head 6M90, the 1648 Gascoigne Wood – Carlisle coal containers at Selside on 20 July 1996.
The River Ribble is just visible on the right hand edge of the frame below Pen-y-ghent.
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For "Macro Mondays" group theme "Container"
I've had these items for some years and photographed them before.
Played around with the lighting, the positioning of the four items.
the arrangement in the frame, and also the height of the tripod.
Today this is the best version, tomorrow I might change my mind!
Very little post-processing.
Jupiter 8 50mm f2 ............................................ well within the 3" limit.
Glancing through my gallery you might think that we have an abundance of insect life in our surroundings. Nothing could be further from the truth and I struggle to find much at all day to day, especially at the moment during our anticyclonic gloom. One species that does seem to have done OK is the mother of pearl moth - patania ruralis. As I go around the garden watering with the hose, I inevitably disturb one or two moths and this one flew out yesterday and secreted itself amongst the Japanese azalea leaves. Usually these moths in flight travel fast and disappear before I can pinpoint their position. But I managed to spot this one's hiding place and got a snap or two, even with our dark, grey skies overhead. These mother of pearl moths have emerged from a clump of nettles which we grew in a container pot. Quite often they have flapped back into the nettles which have kindly stung me as I strive for a snap or two. This time however, there were no such hazards.
Brightly coloured shipping containers converted into office and studio spaces. Completed in 2002, Container City 2 is located at Orchard Place, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, England. 2021.
Justin
ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) Vectron 1293 196 with a long Container train build of Sggnss (ss = approved fully loaded for 120 km/h) freight wagons leaves the Breclav freight station (Czech Republic) in direction of Vienna.
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I wanted a more creative shot than a passing ship, so I lined up this composition.
The departure of ships from the Schelde River is governed by tidal patterns and the availability of deepwater channels. Due to the tides, vessels departing from the river must carefully plan their departure time to ensure sufficient water depth for safe navigation. Pilots, experienced navigators with knowledge of the local waters, often assist ships in their departure, guiding them through the river and the estuary to ensure a smooth and secure transition into the open sea.
At the new Underground station "HafenCity Universität".
Once per hour the light containers become a light organ.
For Macro Mondays theme of containers, a small case from a Tickle Me Elmo Barbie Doll. Size of photo is 2.25 inches square.
Container Cargo freight ship with working crane bridge in shipyard at sunset, Concept for Logistic Import Export background [IMG_2181]
Locomotive:
Siemens - Krauss Maffei 120 007 "HellasSprinter"
Operator:
Rail Cargo Logistics Goldair (RCLG)
Train ID:
40760(Thessaloniki-Gevgelija)
Location:
Agios Athanasios, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Line:
Thessaloniki-Idomeni
Day:
30-01-2021
Notice that, though she's fully loaded with containers, she's riding as if she's empty... I'm guessing she's carrying empties back to get refilled.
I think container ships are beautiful anyway, but all the different colored containers on this one was very striking to both myself and my lady (aka the Hunchback of the Jeremiah O'Brien).
Cool History!! I passed 1000 views on this image, just days before its one-year anniversary... still no comments nor favorites, and it's never been in Explore as far as I know, yet so many people are seeing it. That's really cool. Thanks, everyone!!
Inside of a shipping container turned sitting area on NC State University's Centenial Campus in Raleigh, NC, USA