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This small flask has a chain handle that also works as the cork keeper, the whole frame is 7/8 inch square, yes tiny silver flask.
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Black cords and shadows make these flasks appear to be floating in the air.
Northern California Renaissance Fair.
For "Macro Mondays" group theme "perfect together"
One of several attempts shooting with a jeweller's eye-piece as a lens. I'm sure there were more productive ways of spending an afternoon but I was curious and got interested. Changes in lighting and exposure made striking differences in the results - this is a second capture from this session.
The flasks come from my 1/12 scale Dolls' House collection of items.
Well within the Group 3" restriction.
In lovely Highland autumnal light, 68001 leaves Dalwhinnie with 6S99 0521 Carlisle Kingmoor to Georgemas nuclear flask working. 68007 on the back.
The stillhouse of the local distillery shows between the trees.
20th September 2022
1Z10 2022 scoop category
First working of a 68 on the Dounreay flasks - seemed the most appropriate location too...
A big bank of cloud when the Hunterston to Sellafield Flasks passed through Howthat, which later in the afternoon cleared. You can see the countryside is starting to green up now. 68017/68002 working three flasks. How different the countryside is in this part of Dumfries and Galloway to further North in Nithsdale.
With 6 flasks sandwiched between them for tyre turning, RHTT liveried 57002 leads 6Z21 Crewe Coal Sidings to Doncaster Roberts Road Shed, with 66108 on the rear.
With the Network Rail test train cacelled in August and September, there has been not much to potograph on the GS&W of late. Today the Hunterston to Sellafield flasks ran and with better weather i snapped it at Dumfries with DRS 68016/68003 in charge. 68 minutes early and another shut down on Saturday!
Seen from the Knott,a pair of 37s head south across the viaduct with the nuclear flasks on 30/5/2009
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NEW exclusive items by AVENGE for this round of Kinky Event, a flask with funny texts and an ON/OFF cigarette to hold.
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The Weather today was in complete contrast to last Friday when the Hunterston to Sellafield flasks came through Greenlea approching Warren hill bridge. DRS 68009/68018 pass the old Platelayers hut with three flasks.
68002/005 top n tail 6M50 Innerwick - Carlisle Kingmoor flasks at Abington on their way south. 19/05/2022
It’s low tide in the estuary at Ravenglass as 68008 “Avenger” creeps across the speed-restricted viaduct over the River Mite with 6C51 1247 Sellafield-Heysham. 88005 “Minerva” swings on the rear, a bit different to the 31 and brake van of BR days.
A possibility for the "Macro Mondays" group theme "Medical"
I think it contrubutes to the group "sliders sunday." on the basis of the way I had to use and hold an odd lens!
This week already having photographed these flasks using a Jeweller' eye-glass as a lens, I remembered my Dad's disection kit also contained an eye-glass. So the same subject, a different eye-glass and a very different result! It probably helped that I had cleaned the glass this time!
The eye-glass must be over 90 years old and contains just a single double convex uncoated glass lens. I've used a couple of extension tubes on the camera and then handheld the glass to the tubes. Again a handheld shot because I was just curious to know how the result might differ from my last trial.
Well within MM 3 inches limit.
Direct Rail Services Class 37s 37259 + 37069 working 6k73 Sellafield - Crewe passing Brock near Preston on 29/06/2016
My AB FAV for today…
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We had the pleasure and honour to join fishermen on their boat, to make a reportage of a night at sea, shrimping!
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…The next batch was poured into the kettle, while the steaming cooked shrimps stood, cooling down, in the officially approved rectangular plastic trays, ready for the fish-market.
By then the nets were dragging the sea-bottom again.
Danny and Sylvain stepped into the wheelhouse to drink hot coffee from their flasks. They poured something out of a bottle into the cups.
Danny winked at me and said: “It’s cold out there!”
I agreed. He nodded encouragingly and offered the small bottle. I declined with a smile. He shrugged and put it away.
… The green neon light above the work area mixed with the white spotlight, the golden glow of the flames and the steam made for a ghostly atmosphere.
This is probably my absolute favourite of that mission, I love the atmosphere, maybe because I still feel the emotion when I saw it in my lens!
That neg needed a lot of TLC(tender loving care), I wanted to do it justice, the conditions were not ideal
Shot with my beloved Nikon F4 on Fuji pro 400 film, no flash!
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Once a common occurrence but rare of late, the Saturdays only Sellafield - Crewe Flasks ran today.
Seen here passing under Old Alder Lane bridge slightly late due to a second bridge strike in as many days at Alder Root Lane with Ex Scotrail 68006 'Daring' and DRS 68005 'Defiant' as traction,
* Pole @ 8m.
Direct Rail Services Class 68 locomotives 68002 INTREPID and 68005 DEFIANT pause at Carlisle Citadel Station on a nuclear flask train bound for Sellafield on the Cumbrian Coast line.
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Unusually (for me), it is not raining in Blaenau Ffestiniog as Class 31s Nos. 31410 & 31130 prepare to propel the two nuclear flask wagons and brake van along the Trawsfynydd Branch to the nuclear power station, which if I remember correctly was in the process of being decommissioned at the time and this could have been one of the last such workings. The clement weather probably reflects the date, 1st August 1995. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved