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'The Bethungra Spiral is a rail spiral, built on the Main South railway line of New South Wales in Australia at Bethungra to ease the gradients when the line was duplicated between 1941 and 1946. Bethungra is between Cootamundra and Junee.
The original line was graded at 1 in 40 for Sydney bound trains, which imposed a severe limitation on train loads, and also caused congestion as bank engines were attached. The spiral makes use of local geography in the shape of a convenient hill which the uphill line spirals around. Two short tunnels are required. The spiral increases the distance traveled by uphill trains by about 2 km. Downhill trains continue to use the original line. The ruling gradient of the new uphill line is now 1 in 66, compensated for curvature.
Normally trains from the south bound for Sydney use the spiral while trains from Sydney to Melbourne use the original steep downhill line' - Wikipedia.
The bottom-most line is the original which is un-spiralled. The Kid and I saw a train on the top part of the spiral but cameras weren't cocked and ready. We followed a road around and saw it disappear into a tunnel. Far be it from me to take a photo when I'm driving.
El resultado de estirar a lo bruto el histograma nos da una idea de que la corrección ha sido satisfactoria, recuperando datos donde antes se los comia el gradiente.
Wildcraft November 2014 club fibre on 50/50 merino/silk in the "Coffee and Cream" gradient colourway.
ACETONITRILE, GRADIENT VERITAS® ULTIMATE SOLVENT
ITEM#:5563
CAS#:75-05-8
F.W.:41.05
NFPA#:2-3-0
Specific Gravity: 0.780
DOT:3/I
FLUFFfibers BFL in the Sticks and Stones colorway, spun into two gradient skeins, Sticks (brown, 115 yards pre-wash) and Stones (charcoal, 137 yards pre-wash).
I separated the colors and hand-carded them into rolags to get the gradient. They are semi-worsted or semi-woolen (I spun from rolags but spun in my usual short backward draw style).
Part of my architecture assignment for my Photogrphy II class at NDSU. I tried to center the eries on the interaction between different structure and the light. Feedback is very, very, very welcome!!
Hope everyone's doing fine!
Eloy
I hand dyed a 200 yard gradient with a skein of cascade 220 and made a Chrysanthemum hat . I am going to try this again in pink and white.
Use a Gradient on a layer to achieve this effect in Photoshop. The tutorial is here:
photoplustutorials.blogspot.com/2010/02/gradient-coloring...