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A Zebra-striped Dash 8-40CM leads a standard cab Dash-8 and a GEVO on an empty unit grain shuttle, near Ashcroft, BC.
Three mosaic illustrations from my book, including this one, are in a group exhibition that just opened entitled The Night Before Christmas: Illustrations from 21st Century Editions of the Poem! They are a part of "fifteen of the most non-traditional and exciting 21st century published versions of the illustrated poem by award-winning artists from abroad and the United States.” I’m honored to be included with such amazing illustrators as Lisbeth Zwerger and Richard Jesse Watson among others. The exhibition is at the Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona Beach, Florida and runs until February 24, 2019. I’m told our exhibit is located right next to the Kathryn Hepburn costume exhibit, how fun! I’m waiting on some photos and will post when I receive them. If you live in the area, let me know if you go!
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Pulled from storage for one last hurrah, a pair of aging C40-8Ws chug up the hill near Fox with L302 from Detroit.
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Dash gets on the roof and sometimes "forgets" where to get down. He wants me to help. He seems to do it on purpose.
(Explore: 293 on Sunday, March 11, 2007)
I'll take photos of a Blue Dasher Dragonfly anytime I can - which in May through August is "any time" - but especially when one perches on a stalk of Horsetail Grass. Today, I was really in luck. My knees could bend and I was at eye-level.
Female Blue Dasher.
Blue dashers are by far the most numerous dragonflies in local ponds. Even though they do not have the bright blue color I think that the markings on the females are very beautiful. For comparison a photograph of a male is in the comment box.
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This plump little reindeer has sipped one too many Frappucinos this year, and, as a result, he cannot assist Santa with this year's deliveries to good children. He's looking to retire south of the North Pole with someone who will love all his roly-poly cuteness.
Up for adoption at www.DekvengaDelights.etsy.com
A 2021 New Flyer XE60 Charge NG, it is a fully electric articulated bus. Seen in service on the 35-Pentagon Metro route.
Photos from the Uppermill Santa Dash and Christmas light switch on. A fantastic day to see, and cheers to all the volunteers who made it possible.
Cycling is a part of life in this city. As this ghostly cyclist rode past, you can see their approach with the front light (right) and the reveal of the back light (left).
I've wanted to make this image for a long time, and planned my return at the very end of day, when you get the last of the light. The plan was for the artificial street lighting to take centre stage; watching over the passers by below. As the cyclists passed by, I was able to play with various shutter speeds, finally settling with this 25 second exposure at f|13. The result, an urban scene with three different light sources; one static street light, as if an artificial star, one relatively slowly moving in the sun, and one passing through the image completely being the cyclist.
Young Blue Dasher (Pachydiplax longipennis). New Marsh, Patuxent Research Refuge, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
The Slinky Dog Dash is a roller coaster in the Toy Story Land at Disney Hollywood Studios Park at Disney World in Orlando. I really liked all of the bright primary colors in the Toy Story area.
blue dasher dragonfly on the post, with what looks like an eastern pondhawk dragonfly in the air over scumming pond water
A pair of C40-8Ms and a C40-8W have an eastbound mixed freight in tow as they rumble through the East Lansing Amtrak station.
Interested in purchasing a digital download of this photo? Let me know and I will add it to my Etsy Shop, MittenRailandMarine! Follow this link to see what images are currently listed for sale: www.etsy.com/shop/MittenRailandMarine
If you are interested in specific locomotives or freighters, please contact me. I have been photographing trains and ships for over 15 years and have accumulated an extensive library!