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ADMX 822, an EMD SW8 built for the Rock Island, pulls a cut of cars off the CN interchange and into the ADM elevator at Tuscola.
It's been many years since this Elevator has been in use. And it's steadily been decaying over that time.
But the railroad trains still zip by it multiple times a day. If it were to ever come down, it would be hard to know when you've come upon Farley on Route 45 as it's been such a landmark for so long.
The center image is looking up at an elevator shaft in the Blue Cross, Blue Shield Building in Chicago. The lines and vanishing point are accentuated in mirroring technique applied in post-processing. The perspective is that of "through" rather than "up". 16mm 1/30@f11, ISO800
Built for BioniLUG's February 2024 seed part challenge. See if you can guess what the seed part was... It was the OG Toa Mata foot, and the only Bionicle part I actually used. Since seed part challenges are all about using the seed part in unexpected ways, a totally System-based build seems fitting. I was inspired by the angles of the foot to build an inclined cargo elevator, a la AKIRA. I kind of imagine that the dark blue nanofig is Colonel Shikishima, the white is Doctor Onishi, and the sand green are soldiers.
CKIN GP38-2 5115 and SD40 6321 are switching the train brought in by SD-Ms 813 and 814. Their work will be interchanged to the CSX at Wellsboro, IN.
Photo by John Eagan
Historic wire-mesh encased elevator in a staircase of a building in the Vomero district of Naples, Italy.
(Also celebrating an admired photographer's 250th staircase picture on Flickr - with this personal first)
The Theodore Grain Elevator is the last remaining wooden grain elevator in the community of Theodore, Saskatchewan, after the other three were demolished. This historic structure symbolizes the importance of agriculture in the region and serves as a reminder of the past agricultural economy and the communities it supported. It is adorned with the 1967 Canadian Centennial maple leaf.
This is a Customs Official in the spaceport of Hera. The space elevator is pretty much the only allowed means of transporting goods to and from space. Smugglers keep trying to transport cargo to and from orbit themselves and here is where the Customs have a busy time trying to enforce planetary regulations.
The Pulsar LH88 is a quick and armed shuttle for both atmospheric and space flight. It is a commonly used craft by customs and other enforcing entities in the galaxy.
This is my entry for the New Elementary Build & Fix Contest. I ordered six 43979 and started combining them in different ways. I liked the shape I got from combining two of the parts stud-to-stud. I started attaching bricks on the outside of the parts and this is the result. There are two engines with two 43979 each, and there are also two 43979 in the front of the fuselage.
(Sorry for bad picture. I just had a few hours to shoot and edit this. The lighting was bad and I had problems with my new computer! And now I can't even find the damn originals anymore. Grrr)
The Salt Lake Elevator, Co. installation in Preston, Idaho still functions as designed the morning of July 15, 2020.
Buenos Aires has a beautiful, stately 8-story building downtown - dedicated to art and culture. There are many changing exhibits, and performances at the Kirchner Center....even dance and yoga classes and I'm sure that's just the tip of the iceberg. They have modern elevators and old ones too so in the spirit of art, I played with 2 looks of the classic elevator.
Instead of selfie, I tried to capture the view from Vessel with a bit more wider lens than usual. And the view? Otherworldly
Grain Elevator with American Flag in Meta, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/4.0 with a 1/2000-second exposure at ISO 50. Processed with Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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While out near my place in the country, I saw this gorgeous sunset next to the grain elevator. I grabbed my fisheye lens just as the sun neared the horizon. I really like the dramatic clouds and silhouette of the elevator in this scene. Enjoy!
Boissevain had 3 grain elevators when I first visited in 2016. Alas, this one, formerly operated by United Grain Growers, is the last still standing in 2023.
The 1923 Sharples grain Elevator. This shows the expansion storage unit. Love this elevator. Can't wait to visit again.
Grain Elevators and warehouses along the Union Pacific line in Downey, Bannock County, Idaho.
Photographed in 665 nanometer infrared and rendered in monochrome.
Soft evening light on an abandoned grain elevator left to the elements. Western Montana, May 2021
Portra 160 4x5, 300mm lens
1/4 second at f32, no filters
Now privately owned elevator at the former siding of Kirkpatrick, just west of Drumheller in the Red Deer River valley.
This is Portland's new Hyatt Regency. The cladding in the elevator lobby is gorgeous, in shades of blue, white and yellow. I'd like to think it's real stone. What do you think?
The disgraced Gordon Sondland had the project tied up in litigation for years. The shamless bastard [n.b. this is statement of opinion - I'm not claiming his parents were unmarried at the time of his conception or birth] then offered to settle his suit providing he got the right to manage the hotel.
Now he's gotten his comeuppance. Portland ain't Brussels, is it, Gordon?
Today, I learned that a harmonica, played in a moving elevator, can be heard quite well on the floor I'm approaching.
A guest in that personal care home heard the music (Angels We Have Heard on High) and asked, "What's that?"
A resident was sitting in a soft chair in the lobby of that floor. She rolled her eyes. "Oh, that's our chaplain."
As I walked from the elevator and into the lobby, the guest was singing along.
The elevator shaft is seen through the decorative ironwork of an antique, but still functioning elevator at Fisher College in the Back Bay. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
El hueco del ascensor se ve a través de la herrería decorativa de un ascensor antiguo, pero aún funcionando, en el Fisher College de Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts, EE. UU.