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Komatsu 895 Forwarder on display at SMS Equipment Komatsu on Riverside Drive In Mountjoy Township in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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An eastbound equipment move on the former Jersey Central at Elizabethport, New Jersey on November 14, 1976.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Photographic Equipment'.
Brian is perched on the integral lens hood of my 14mm Samyang lens, staring nervously at the surface of the lens. The lens hood blocks stray light and so prevents glare and lens flare, particularly important for this lens that has a highly curved surface. The lens hood also protects the lens which is very helpful in this case as a filter cannot be used
No snails were harmed in the making of this photograph.
The ruler Samarkand Yalangtush Bakhodur allowed to in the 17th century establish the Sher-Dor-Madrasa and the Tilya-Kori-Madrasa on the place Registan.
Sher-Dor means so many like tigers containing. It had been constructed by the architect Abdujabor. The equipment of the Madrasa is not so fine as the architecture of the 15th century (The golden epoch). Nevertheless, hears these Madrasa because of the harmony of the big and small rooms, the fine pictures and Mosaike, her Monumentalität and the suitable symmetry to the most valuable buildings Samarkands.
Some equipment of the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum making photography runs prior to the takeover of this short branch line by WATCo. The museum guys ran a limited amount of revenue freight on the line with WATCo hoping to develop additional sources in the future.
As a kid I played in the dirt with toy trucks so how could I pass this going on? Man, they moved a lotta dirt!
August 6, Columbia, Missouri
For those of us old enough to remember the old black and white TV show "Death Valley Days" brought to you by the Borax 20 mule team and hosted by Ronald Reagan.
Abandoned mining equipment along Warm Springs Road in Death Valley.
Tripod mounted downside. Focusing rail. Self made 3d printed feeding unit with embedded adjusting screw. Feeding steps of round about 0,05mm can be achieved. Tamron 90mm Macro lens is mounted. But also my old lenses are usable for the focus stacking purpose. Sony A7II is used.
Photos shot with this lens can be found here --> Mushroom - Focus Stacking or here --> Tiny Tree Fungis - Focus Stacking Details
This planet seems good. One species seem to be so populous they have infiltrated every continent. They do have some rudimentary language skills but their mathematic ability is so basic they would never be considered an intelligent species. Atmosphere is very similar to ours with minimal terra and bioforming needed making it cheap to colonize.
The fingers quickly tapped the device sending a communication to corporate headquarters that they could apply to the commission to colonize earth with a high degree of probability of being approved.
Within a decade the ships started arriving. Humans objected to being colonized and threw every nuclear weapon they could scrap up. The colonizers retreated back to orbit, baffled by a species intelligent enough to create a bomb that could destroy the atmosphere and stupid enough to deploy it. The colonizers requested equipment to cleanse the atmosphere which was an extra expense. By the time they received approval and the equipment, all life forms on earth were dead except for cockroaches.
The colony shipped in fauna and flora from their original planet. It was much better really. Normally it was very difficult to get permission to make a planet exactly like home. There were groups that fought for planetary diversity but really it wasn't the colonizers' fault the original species killed themselves and almost everything else.
No one was happy about the cockroaches tho. Not even the groups for planetary diversity as cockroaches spread quickly across the galaxies once a few managed to get aboard ships. Major funding was approved to eradicate them. Nothing worked. The cockroaches kept surviving and coming back. Very irritating.
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Since SL is a community effort with lots of people making things, like a movie, here is the credit roll of everyone who helped make this picture possible
Windlight Sky:
Naturally Dreamy Summer from ColeMarie's Windlight Set (Series #1) by ColeMari Soleil
Backdrop:
Data Spaceship Backdrop by Synnergy.Tavis
Handheld object with pose:
Data Reader Bento Pose by Synnergy.Tavis
Myself:
Catsuit ZX-3 Maitreya White by CyberFactory
Hair: River Hair by Raven Bell
13. Bangs / Swept Right Narrow by TRUTH
Simrugh Horns Winter Special Edition by AERTH
Wrist/hands tattoo: Winter Touch, hands by +Fallen Gods Inc.
Lipstick: Evo X - 01 Silver Glitter Lipstick 75% by Izzie's
Eyelashes tinted turquoise through Lel Evox hud for Noel 3.1 by LeLUTKA
Face: Frozen (LeL Evo X) - Porcelain by Bold & Beauty
Skin: Icy by Velour
Head lel Evox Noel 3.1 by LeLUTKA
Body: Lara v.5.3 by Maitreya
Shape: Tessa Shape Vv by WoW Skins with modifications by myself
Note: I added texture and the aqua lighting on the right through Photoshop. For the texture, I used NightCafe to create an image with two planets on one layer and then used the SoftLight filter in PS at 40% opacity. The aqua lighting I brushed two circles of aqua, then Guassian Filter to spread them out, then Vivid Light filters at differing opacity for each circle.
This is my original raw picture from SL
before the performance
Sina on Kamancheh and Mashid on Oud.
Tirgān, an evening of Kurdish & Azari Folk Music and Persian Traditional Classical Music
Zimmerman Farm, PA I'm not sure what this is. A tiller of some kind I suppose. Anyone out there know?
An NJ Transit equipment extra is shoved east through Hillside behind a pair of geeps. Today, 4149 is out of service and 4210 is the Erie heritage unit.
NJTR 4149 GP40PH-2 (ex-PC/CR 3132 GP40)
NJTR 4210 GP40PH-2B (ex-PC/CR 3182 GP40)
These are the first ten models of a series of mining equipment in scale 1:28.5, built over the last six years.
All models feature remote control functions, using SBricks and Power Functions or Powered UP components.
The creations are built after real existing equipment from various brands and different eras.
I still have some ideas to expand the collection...
#1: P&H 2355
#2: Euclid R-170
#3: Marathon LeTourneau L-1200 LeTro-Loader
#6: Marion 5760 The Mountaineer
#8: O&K RH 120 C
Light saving equipment; my best friend in the studio.
Mitt bidrag till Fotosöndag och veckans tema «attiralj».
My contribution for this week's theme «paraphernalia»; for the Swedish photo group Fotosondag.
I spent many summers unloading hay in this barn and many winters sleigh riding on this long hill. After other daily chores, summer evenings I rode my horse on this dirt road for several miles. Many times it would be after dark by the time I got back. The horses spent their time wandering the pastures behind the barn which are now mostly wooded. We had over 100 head of Registered Holsteins, cows and young stock included. No one farms here any longer. My cousin now lives on the farm and only does heavy equipment work.
My dad and his 6 siblings also grew up here. His father was killed by a bull when he was young leaving the older kids to do the farm work.
A relic of a different age and it is not just my hands.
A old-time essential darkroom interval timer, it is still a wonderful thing.
I finding it a difficult task breaking apart my much loved conventional darkroom apart and disposing of all the superb equipment I had bought over the years. Still I have nearly finished now and there has been nothing cathartic about this action at all for me - just the lovely memories.