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Iowa Northern Directors Extra crossing the Cedar River in downtown Waterloo, Iowa on the old 1901 CGW (Now UPRR) bridge. It will make a brief stop at the Bryant Yard, and then shove off and head South to Cedar Rapids, Iowa
a very distant view of the daniel adamson crossing the river weaver by the runcorn chemical complex , about to enter weston marsh lock and the weaver canal---in the background are the ship canal ,weaver sluices, and the mersey
Crossing one of the many bridges on the way to Gulf Hagas, Maine, nearly Katahdin Iron Works.
There is nothing more incredible than autumn in New England.
Class 66 No. 66021 passing Lime Kiln crossing box on the Ebbw Vale branch in South Wales with 6B38, the 10.20 Ebbw Vale to Llanwern.
Crossing the Bullenbong Creek on the approach to Tootool is 4911 on a shkrt string of SSR hoppers from Boree Creek to The Rock on 17-10-18
The ferry crossing Hjørungfjord from Sæbø to Leknes with mountains raising over a 1000 meters up from the fjord on both sides. The highest, Elsantindane, in the very center of the photo reaching 1398m, the one to the right of the center, Saksa, 1073m.
Here is the Jeffersonville Crossing outlet center in Jeffersonville, Ohio. This shopping center is one of two major outlet centers built the same year (1993) just one exit apart on Interstate 71 in Jeffersonville. The other outlet center built was Prime Outlets (now Tanger Outlets) and was built with the parking lot surrounding it. Jeffersonville Crossing was built around the parking lot. Today, Jeffersonville Crossing is empty except for a few independent shops while Tanger Outlets is mostly occupied. I really don't think this (mostly rural) area has enough people to support two outlet centers, especially since newer outlet centers have been built near Cincinnati and Columbus.
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The railway crossing at Horton Road,Gloucester,is being completely replaced,and as a consequence,has been closed to traffic for two weeks.Here,Class 43 power car 43091 leads a London Paddington to Cheltenham service past the site - 8.8.16.
As you cruise around Cades Cove in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, USA, you will come to this beautiful little creek-crossing. This particular road is dirt up to this point where the park service has put in cement slabs for vehicular crossings . . . so much to see in Cades Cove.
First, let me apologize for not updating in a while. I have been pretty sick with bronchitis, ear infection, and sinus infection. I\'m finally beginning to feel normal again.
I swore to myself I would never take a picture of a cow. As you can see, I broke that promise. The sun was beginning to go down, the cows were crossing this creek, and it just looked like something you\'d see on a western or in a history book (at least this is how I feel).
Lighten composited from 6 photos taken at Fuda-no-Tsuji crossing with 20-sec exposure time using Canon PowerShot G5x mark 2 with Kenko Tokina Black Mist No.1 filter
Crossings
Part of an exhibition @OSCC13 & InWorldz
MetaTrame Project-PralineB.
Photos are taken in Dakar, Senegal & in the metaverse.
Taken from the garden of a rural bed and breakfast that we were staying in near Croft-on-Tees,Yorkshire. The date taken is wrong , somehow Flickr has used the date uploaded by mistake. The camera is my first digital, a point and shoot Olympus C2, that fitted nicely in my jacket pocket and produced nice but grainy images. So I guess the date would be around 2005 ish. But don't hold me to it.
I recently returned from a fantastic week in the Eastern Sierra accompanied by the ever delightful Jean Day and her two faithful sidekicks Pippen and Merry ;-)
We had a several days with fairly nice skies... thanks to spillover from the Southwest monsoon. This is from the Owens, below Benton Crossing.
Of course I have several hundred images to dig through, so I hope to be posting more from the trip in the near future.
I hope everyone is having a great summer :-)
While on our hike today to Kilgore Falls in Maryland, there was lots of ice on the trail. very slippery. Once at the falls to get to the other side for getting closer, you also had to cross the creek. My daughter did not want to cross where I showed her we had to ... so I had to go first. Once across I told her it was not bad. I had on my waterproof hiking sneakers, and in a few spots you had to step on the rocks in the flow, but it was only and inch deep, so my feet stayed dry. We used our tripods to steady the crossing.
It is worth it, as the views from the other side of the creek of the falls are pretty nice. It also allowed me to get right up and into the ice ... those are to be processed yet.
Luckily she came across ... it allowed me to capture this view of her on the rocks next to the waterfall.
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Shibuya Crossing, in the heart of Tokyo, almost certainly requires no introduction.
As the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, it is a very well-recognized landmark of Tokyo and is often featured in countless media as an easy representation of Japan.
With as many as a few thousand people crossing at one time, one can blend in easily and go with the flow in motion.
This was a somewhat lucky but fun shot with a slow shutter speed of 1/4 sec to achieve the motion blur effect, that needed a lot of trial and error in the process.
No noise reduction was applied and some grain was added to give a filmic feel to the image.