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GBRf Class 66/7 No. 66764 runs round having just arrived at East Midlands Gateway container terminal with 4M19, the 11:50 from Southampton Western Docks on 18th March 2022. Within seconds of the train stopping, the unloading commenced and by the time I drove away some 20 minutes later all containers had been removed from the train.
interesting webcam pictures Bright-spots
Breathtaking Landscapes and Color
Wabcam photos often show special motifs or situations, surprisingly informative!
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verfremdeter Sonnenuntergang !
alienated sunset!
A few months ago, Amtrak's City of New Orleans had to be rescued by a GTW SD40-2. I managed to shoot it just three times, as even at reduced speed, it was still a tricky bugger to keep up with. Chasing it north from Hayes was tough, but we just barely managed to get ahead. This is one of many rural, no-longer-marked crossings on the IC, and was a spot I shot the IC 2466 "blue devil" at last year - certainly memorable.
This weary and worn former MoPac SD40-2 was really howling as it powered the CONO north. You could hear it giving it its all! It may not have been an 'official' Fast Forty, but the GTW5934 was making good time considering the circumstances. Passenger trains are heavier than they often look, plus getting up to speed - certainly lots of strain on the engines! The Chargers are troublesome enough, they are certainly not given an easy task to deal with day-to-day. Still, when a nearly 50 year old locomotive can still handle it, while the brand new motor can't... Hm, well, you draw your own conclusions.
You'd think that them having to slow, stop, and allow for boarding in Champaign would make getting ahead of this thing easier. No sir, I skipped back to the Interstate to skirt around Champaign as fast as possible, still barely made it. Safe to say my chase day was over fast, but boy was it a fun one.
Stuck fast in the River Humber August 11 2018 in monochrome and colour near the Riverside Ferry Terminal
Still using photographs for subject matter and I am trying for faster simplier pared down paintings, maybe could describe them as a bit superficial and decorative.
Acrylic on canvas 700mm x 600mm
The Fast Fish is a Hot Wheels contemporary muscle car casting designed by Fraser Campbell that debuted in the 2008 New Models.
:: No editing work just texting & framing =)
"If you want to go fast, go alone.
if you want to go far, go together."
The Court of Final Appeal Building (formerly the Legislative Council Building), Central. 2023.
(Cellphone photo)
My fast primes - Canon 50mm f1.8 II (nifty fifty), Canon 50mm f1.4, Sigma 30mm f1.4, Sigma 28mm f1.8. I love all of these lenses, but I think my favorite is the Sigma 28mm (even with its noisy and slow autofocus!).
...because I didn't want her falling out of that tree! haha...the wind sucked all the color from our air! :D Will take more shots...the light isn't really reaching her crown here!
Thanks to Chiky of Neuart! These crowns are genius! Thank you SOOOO much, Chiky, for our crown and this gorgeous dress! Big hugs from me and La Mer!
Fast moving Ford Fast rolling westbound approaching Duplainville crossing. A friendly wave from the fireman.
I noticed a trend in fast food restaurants nowadays - they just keep adding crap in the burger, then selling it for 2x it's regular price saying it's something new. So I figured I'd beat them to the punch this time; I ordered onion rings, nuggets, a bacon double stack and went to town. Oh, and I asked for a side of spicy mayo which I mixed with some ketchup and mayo, as the 'new special sauce'.
Voigtlander Nokton 50mm 1.1
Voigtlander Nokton 25mm 0.95
Canon FD 85mm 1:1.2 SSC
Canon FD 55mm 1:1.2
Canon nFD 50mm 1:1.2
Canon EF 85mm 1:1.2 L
Nikon Nikkor 50mm 1:1.2 AIS
Nikon Nikkor-SC Auto 55mm 1:1.2 Non AI
Nikon Noct-Nikkor 58mm 1:1.2 AIS
Nikon Nikkor AF-S 85mm 1:1.4 G
Neulich auf Twitter gesehen, heute mal selbst ausprobiert. Lustig!
Seen this on Twitter recently, and tried this myself today.
Funny!
The Fast-Ropes Demo Team from Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township. Fast-roping is a technique used by elite military servicemen to quickly deploy from a hovering helicopter into dangerous terrain when a landing is deemed unsafe or impossible. The Fast-Ropes Demo Team will drop from a U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s UH-60 Blackhawk using a thick rope without harnesses or attached devices. Fast-roping allows for entire squads to be inserted into a dangerous situation in a matter of seconds.