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T189 Photo-A-Week 2012, Weekly Alphabet Challenge, week 33, Q is for Quiet
So quiet you can hear a pin dropping. Time ran out to try a bit more light :-) I did use French Kiss Textures' "Rembrandt" to level the background a bit, black shiny worktop in the kitchen gave too many awkward reflections.
Together the bullets fly just like birds in the sky
Together we’re both paralyzed
Together DROP BY DROP one by one til’ water falls
If it’s a game we’re supposed to know we’re playing
How come some don’t know?
Don’t know, don’t know, don’t know
And together is all they need to be
Do you wanna keep safe and keep control and stay rich of your money and decide for it all?
Do you wanna keep safe and keep control and stay rich of your money and decide for it all?
Do you?
Salvador Dali
The face of the precipice is black with lovers;
The sun above them is a bag of nails; the spring's
First rivers hide among their hair.
Goliath plunges his hand into the poisoned well
And bows his head and feels my feet walk through his brain.
The children chasing butterflies turn round and see him there
With his hand in the well and my body growing from his head,
And are afraid. They drop their nets and walk into the wall like smoke.
Maybe temperature is up, a drop is condensed at the bud of my lily. Water means wealthy in traditional Chinese thinking (that's why Chinese love to buy property having a sea view), I hope more money will drop to my pocket this year too :-)
Camera for the photo : Olympus EPL3
Lens for the photo : Lumix Leica DG Macro-Elmarit 45mm f/2.8
Builded according to the instructions of William Howard found on Railbricks: railbricks.com/instructions/drop-side-wagon/
My husband left this on the table yesterday and I decided it would be a good subject for flipping the camera. I should have taken the time to do it with more light and more in focus.
Putting the new drop link on. you can see here how the new design is much more sensible allowing a spanner on the ball joint side while doing up the nyloc nut.
These need doing up to 40Nm
I did the bottom nut up first and then used a bottle jack under the lower wishbone to raise the link to the correct height to fit into the anti roll bar
The freighter has just dropped off its pilot to the small work boat. He will probably head back to pick up another large ship.
IMG_8490e; Panama Canal Channel
Drivers TV screens and signage at Farringdon Station London. This is the changeover station for Thameslink cross London trains to go from 25kv Overhead power to the third rail supply and to DROP THE PANTOGRAPH.
The other signage dates the picture as recent (2016) as FLU stands for Full Length Unit (IE a 12 car train of the new Siemens Class 700 stock). The CSR sign is for radio frequency and the S is telling the driver where to stop to see the TV monitors properly and allow people to get off the train safely.
Note the heavy chrome barriers around the screens