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For only being 27 miles long, the KCS Fort Smith Branch has several notable photo locations. One of the easiest to get to is the bridge here over the Poteau River, right next to the highway before the branch joins up with the mainline. (Being solo on this trip I passed on hiking into the other famous bridge, the curved wooden trestle over a swap outside of Cameron. Getting bitten by a copperhead in a swamp in Oklahoma isn't how I want to go.)
Easing across the river and up to the junction, the Fort Smith Dodger won't have any mainline traffic to delay them on this day. Once the conductor gets the switch back it will be a quick run to the tie-up at the Heavener yard.
With a 25 mph speed restriction, the westbound Southwest Chief snakes it's way down Raton Pass shortly after crossing into New Mexico from Colorado.
A view taken in August 1993 of BR 56073 'Tremorfa Steelworks' easing away from the Allied Bird Fragmentation site at Braunstone Gate, Leicester with a raft of wagons to be included in the 6V45 13:00 scrap service to Cardiff Tidal Sidings, that will in turn be delivered to the ASW Steelworks.
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Working downgrade at Two Harbors is this Minntac pellet train behind four tunnel motors (408, 400, 903, 404). Fighting clouds and high sun but this set was worth the drive to intercept. It sounds like this same set went north this evening - in perfect light. Thanks to SW for the heads up.
There are lots of tiring things in life. I want to relax and not thinking about them. LOL Just daydreaming.
Enjoying the sunset and calmness alone at the seashore.
Photo taken by Sony Nex-6 and Sony E22-210mm F4.5-6.3OSS.
Taken with a Leica M6 and the Zeiss Biogon 35mm f2 lens. I used Kodak ColorPlus 200 ISO film - the camera was set to 400. Processed in a Fujifulm lab.
Spring mechanism of a hand pruner. It's a type of scissors for the use on plants.
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Last night I downloaded a copy of DxO Optics Pro to play around with and see whether it can replace Photoshop or whether it's a useful addition. It's too early to give my opinion as there are so many options to wade through and my PC seems to be struggling with the software. In this image I applied a number of corrections and filter options.
BR Standard 2-10-0 Class 9F No 92134 eases a mixed freight away from Ramsbottom with a working from Bury Bolton Street to Rawenstall on the East Lancashire Railway on 22nd October 2014.
A 3P20 Charter
The loco was built at Crewe Works in 1957 and is the sole surviving single chimney 9F.
Copyright Photograph Robin Stewart-Smith - All Rights Reserved
The subject is trapped in a cage, regardless that it is made of paper. An easy material to break through as seen through the tears in it. Even the lock and the shackles are made of paper aswell which as well can be broken with ease. But these are all obstacles the subject refuses to tackle so she therefore remains trapped with no will to break free of her boundaries.