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I’m sure you all know where this was taken, that’s correct, St. Peter’s Square, Manchester.
One of these days you might get to see what the tram stop really looks like; or maybe not!!
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A flock of birds flitted by very fast. But I managed to catch a shot. Not sure, but think these birds might be dunlins.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
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You know, you're out with your camera and you wonder - 'Just how fast are a butterfly's wings?' [No? Just me then] Well, this one was taken at 1/3200 of a second so it turns out the answer is 'pretty fast'.
I had not stopped in the Rhyolite Ghost Town since my dad and I were there in 2020. On that visit we had great clouds, and I focused on Long Exposures. On this visit...not a cloud in sight. At first I was not very interested, it just happened to be on our way to Beatty. But when we got to the end, I discovered that my favorite little shack had fallen down, or most likely pushed over. And that made me sad. Areas of Rhyolite were falling down, either by the effects of time or the outside influence of people, there was a lot of graffiti, and in general the Ghost town is Fading Fast...so when we were leaving the light was good, I told TJ lets stop and get out to see what we can find. This is just one of my images from our short time there. I ran back to the truck to get the CV12mm, because it is the sunstar master...sadly I don't think this old market building is going to be standing for long...a good wind, or a push from a knucklehead and it will be a pile of old lumber. I will never understand why people feel the need to graffiti things, or tear up old stuff...glad I got an image of this one before it succumbs.
Mass Coastal 2011 (ex-NH FL9M) eases the Canal Excursion to a stop to wait for the bridge over the Canal to lower.
You got you a fast horse darlin'
But all you do is complain it ain't a Maserati...
Big thanks to Spy for letting me use his set ^____^
long exposure of the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), the Highway to Toronto from Niagara Falls (and slightly beyond).
Edit: Featured on Flickr Blog - blog.flickr.net/en/2009/12/07/your-best-shot-2009-vanishi...
Went to the river on Sunday, but it was so gloomy that I couldn't get a fast enough SS without a totally unusable ISO. I missed an eagle fly by AND a blue heron fly by! The only decent shot I got all morning was the brief moment I got some sun hitting these blooming wildflowers.
With several inches of fresh snow and frigid temps that assured it wouldn't melt I headed west after work for a couple trains at one of my favorite spots that offers up perfect morning light.
CSXT train I022 (hot Syracuse to Worcester long pool intermodal) with 2748 tons and 4443 ft of train trailing two big Gevos up front makes effortless work of the 1% grade up Charlton Hill as they sail thru the interlocking at CP60 on modern day CSXT's Boston Sub mainline, the once and forever Boston and Albany Railroad. The train's destination is only fifteen miles away after making a fast early morning run along the Mohawk River, across the Hudson and up over the Berkshires on the the old Vanderbilt road.
Spencer, Massachusetts
Monday January 20, 2025
A UP Z train heads by an industry in Chester, IL on the UP Chester Subdivision with a GE Tier 4 and an EMD Tier 4. Although it isn't easily visible, the Mississippi river is just off to the left of the industry.
Locomotive Services hired-in Class 47 No. 47828 speeds through Lichfield Trent Valley on the Down Fast heading 5Z81, 1304 Northampton Down Goods - Crewe HS on 18th September 2021. This the ECS from the previous days Statesman Rail excursion to Appleby and the Cumbrian Coast. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Reading & Northern's road freight, dubbed the 'North Reading Fast Freight', hustles across the bridge near Jim Thorpe, PA on a mild December evening. Leading the train is the matched pair of 'Fast Freight' painted units, 5018 & 19.
Been meaning to do a shot like this for a while. =D
Nikon D300s + Tokina 11-16 f/2.8
Explore #1 on 3/12
Rocket Kitchen is an independent family-run cafe and pizzeria situated on picturesque Church Street next to Hereford Cathedral.
Well behaved dogs are also most welcome.
Lamborghini Aventador Lp700-4 - London 2012
Sorry for post another aventador, but I really like this car and in this color is awesome.
Manuel Magaña © 2012