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one of my California Native Container designs. this is my current favorite! the monardella just keeps on flowering - all summer long!
Recorded heading north near Bavois, SBB Cargo Class Re 4/4'' 11183 had charge of the 18:28 Daillens to Frauenfeld postal and sundry containers service, SBB Train 50735.
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This is a shipyard in downtown Singapore, taken from the top of a 50 story apartment complex. The size and scale of the shipping industry just amazes me, and this part of it is no different.
The Container Store (19,111 square feet)
11732 W Broad Street, Short Pump Town Center, Richmond, VA
This location opened on March 20th, 2021; it was originally part of Circuit City #3549, which was built and opened in 2004 and closed in March 2009. It became an hhgregg on November 12th, 2009, which closed in spring 2017
NRW, Germany. Containers apparently full of felled trees.. I didn't see a soul
This particular Auction ends at 7pm(CET) and 6PM (GMT).. Approximately in 30 minutes.. tick tock
Containers on the bridge. As usual for this train, it also conveyed a block of general container wagons.
PN steel service 4WB3 passing over South Grafton viaduct. I grabbed shots of its passing because the -WB3 and return -BW4 trains are usually the most varied and interesting on the line.
The speed limit over the viaduct is 50km/h (31mph) and, by the photo time stamps, 4WB3 took almost 100 seconds to pass. So I think it may have exceeded the nominal 1200m length allocated to its path.
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Contenedores en el puente. Como es habitual en este tren, que también transmite un bloque de los vagones de contenedores.
PN 4WB3 servicio de acero que pasa sobre el sur de viaducto de Grafton. Tomé fotos de su paso por los trenes-WB3 y Bw4 retorno suelen ser los más variados e interesantes en la línea.
El límite de velocidad por el viaducto es de 50 km/h (31 mph) y, por la foto de sellos de tiempo, 4WB3 tomó casi 100 segundos para pasar. Así que creo que puede haber excedido la longitud nominal de 1200m asignado a su paso.
FRA-A bogie container flat No.613028 of Freightliner at Patchway, 22 August 2018. These wagons were built by Marcroft (Stoke-on-Trent) in 2002, originally for containerised domestic waste.
After the 1988 earthquake people were given shipping containers for makeshift homes. There are still lots of them all over the city, painted, extended, adapted and looking rather like permanent fixtures.
Day 2 San Sebastian - Orio
Just as I was thinking that this guy had a nice, wide-open yard, I noticed that his house was actually made of shipping containers. Too cool. I don't know if I'll follow this design for my container home, but I'm taking notes.
Officially this is the Greatest Photo I have ever taken. The lighting is just amazing.
I strapped my tripod to the bridge using using my camera bag straps and pushed the bag off over the edge of the bridge to make it pull tight against the railing. My Tripod is really old and was not tall enough to reach over the railing so I had to push the 3 legs together to make it taller. It looked like a 3 legged Monopod. I shot 7 shots and this was the last one when the Security arrived and told me that photos where strictly forbidden with out a permit. I was so worried that they where going to make me delete all the pics. I just spoke to the Guy and was all cool and said "I am so sorry I didn't know, where can i get a permit and so fourth" I finished with "Its so sad, if I could wait here until the sun came up it would be amazing, because its too dark to shoot right now." He let me go with out question or interrogation.
This is one picture has blown me away more then anything I have ever taken in my life. I think I like shooting Industrial Landscapes.
Hakodate City Museum of Northern Peoples, Hakodate, Japan.
Cultural affiliation: Hokkaido Ainu
Material: wood, metal, lacquer
Source: Kodama Collection
For the Ainu people, lacquerware is a precious treasure. It is used when offering alcohol or offerings to kamuy (god) during ceremonies. They were mainly obtained from the Japanese through trade or in return for labor.