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The Montrose has some work to do at Delta before continuing to Montrose. 3109 leads the local around the Delta wye and on to the North Fork Branch to work the grain elevator in town.
Manhattan, New York City
Kodak Retina IIIC, 50mm f/2.0 Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon lens, Ilford Delta 400
At first I thought it would be easy to build a 16V because I already had the Delta S4.
Only the footwells and front fenders are the left. :s
Happy new Week for everyone !
Thanks for all the comments last Days much appreciated !
greetings all the animals of the farm , Caroline
05-Sep-2021 13:40 - Delta 100 @ ISO 100
Developed in ID-11 1+1, 8 mins @ 22C (pulled 1 min)
Bronia SQAi + 110mm Macro
Yellow Filter (-1)
Shadows LV=12
Midtone LV=13
Highlight LV=17
Final LV=12
1/30 @ f16
The Delta Wild and Scenic River Watershed originates south of the Denali Highway and includes all of the Upper and Lower Tangle Lakes, the Tangle River, and the Delta River. The Delta River drains north through the Alaska Range, eventually joining the Tanana River and emptying into the Yukon River. The watershed includes 150,000 acres of land, 160 miles of streams and 21 lakes, providing excellent habitat for over 100 species of migrating birds and waterfowl as well as grayling, whitefish, lake trout, burbot, and longnose suckers. Much of the watershed is surrounded by arctic tundra with grasses and sedges makitg it a popular place for berry picking and for migrating caribou. Recreationists who visit during the fall, winter and spring will often witness subsistence hunting and gathering activities.
The southern stretches of the Delta Wild and Scenic River Corridor are located within the Tangle Lakes Archaeological District and contain hundreds of archaeological sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Use of the area for hunting, mining, and subsisting are evidenced for the last 10,000 years.
Learn more: www.blm.gov/ak/st/en/fo/gdo/delta_wild_and_scenic.html
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
05-Sep-2021 14:25 - Delta 100 @ ISO 100
Developed in ID-11 1+1, 8 mins @ 22C (pulled 1 min)
Bronia SQAi + 150mm
Yellow Filter (-1)
Shadows LV=12
Midtone LV=15 (sunny 16)
Highlight LV=17
Final LV=14
1/30 @ f22
Deep inside the Sacramento River Canyon on Union Pacific's Shasta Route, the ZBRLC 20 rolls under one of the last Southern Pacific Searchlight Cantilevers left in California at Delta.
The sun is beginning to set in Delta, BC, as a Canadian National intermodal train departs Roberts Banks.
Slightly updated Delta Squad.
-Removed four dots above the visor, they look much better without them
-Updated design in the "neck" area of the torso.
-Updated design on the legs of Scorch and Sev for easier application and better-looking transitions
-Hips are now removable
-Boss's stripe on his helmet is slightly thicker
-New two-piece arm decal to enable better application
-Dots at the "mouth" area are now painted, not decaled
Only small, minute changes were made, but it's the small details that really count.