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Four different BNSF paint schemes, including the one and only experimental "Great Pumpkin," feature on priority merchandise train H SUPNTW1 13A as it soars over a frozen Kettle River at Robinson Park in Sandstone on the former Great Northern. Built by the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba (StPM&M) Railway in 1894, this bridge features a combo deck truss and deck girder style design that stretches 764 feet in length, making it one of the largest railroad bridges in the state of Minnesota. For unknown reasons, this 79-car Superior to Northtown freight sat at its originating terminal for over 36 hours before it was finally let loose earlier in the afternoon for its trip south to the Twin Cities. Originally set to have just the EMD SD60Ms lead, the near 2 day layover at Superior eventually saw more power hostled on to the train and we lucked out with this ex-Santa Fe "Warbonnet" Dash 9 being given the honors. Operated today as BNSF's Hinckley Subdivision, this line's single track remains the only active rail route between Duluth-Superior and Minneapolis-St. Paul and often sees trackage rights moves from other class 1 giants like Union Pacific, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific.
This was a shot that's been on my "want" list for awhile now and after cleaning things up on the Iron Range, JB and I timely pointed the car down I-35 with this train's departure and after a short wait, the proverbial "check mark" next to Sandstone was complete.
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I got bored at work again.
Thought Flash needed some armor, but not have it too bulky like in Injustice. Something more tight fighting and streamlined as to make him go as fast as possible with the least amount of drag.
hornstull, stockholm. disclaimer: no actual rabbits were harmed in the making of this image!! explore, august 9, 2011, # 233.
After processing, the delicate gold inflorescence with flash is breathtaking, preserving details. Just for comparison, I have included the same White-Chested Emerald without flash, again almost a different bird in appearance. Without the flash the namesake emerald colors predominate. I hope this drives home the point that you need to take photographs both with and without flash to fully represent any particular bird species.
So if you haven't noticed yet I recently deleted my Flash I posted on Friday. The reason for that is that I want to properly start a new Flash series, (With origin story, etc.) So I am planning out a new Flash series (Even thought the last series was like 1 issue) I hope you understand. New Flash series coming soon! Probably mid/end of this week maybe delayed to next weekend.
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It's been so long since I've uploaded a picture to Flickr, I almost forgot how! I hope all my Flickr pals are doing well!
Here's a 60 year old remote control to my 1955 Zenith Touraine Flash-Matic tv set.
Trying to figure out how flashes work. Using my old 5d classic here. It's actually fun to use, not gonna lie... Follow me on instagram. www.instagram.com/demosrovas/
Update 2/06/20: Looks likely this wood duck had migrated on, happy I got the photos of while it was here even if I took too many. :)
Still waiting for sun but had to grab a bunch of photos of the visiting wood duck even though a very heavily overcast morning with flat light. All are cropped and have noise that erodes detail but saving just in case it leaves. :) Hoping to get closer at some point but it is very skittish. Sorry for so many of the same wood duck. :) More to come.