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Spent over an hour trying to photograph the famous "Shanghai Twister" from apartment buildings nearby but was unable to get past security. Decided to shoot under the interchange instead and got several interesting images, including this one.
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Theodor Heuss Bridge - Mainz, Germany.
I was hoping to put my newly-acquired 14mm lens to the test coming back to this spot, but realized I didn't need it when I got there. I used my favorite walkaround instead, since my vantage point was a little higher and farther than what I had planned. The river level was higher than the last time I was here, and although I don't mind getting my feet wet, I think the water was more than ankle-deep this time. So I decided to stay on top of the embankment sandwiched between someone else's car and my tripod that's barely making it to the edge of the slippery rocks. Not a comfortable spot to be in, but I think I got the job done.
The Theodor Heuss Bridge is an arch bridge over the Rhine connecting the Mainz-Kastel district of Wiesbaden. The main span of the bridge is 102.94 meters (338 ft) long. It was named for German statesman Theodor Heuss.
Camera/Lens: Nikon D700; 24-70mm f/2.8;
Exposure: 30.0 sec; Aperture: f/16: ISO: 200: Focal Length: 24mm;
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66546 deputising (annoyingly!) for the usual class 90s passes through Chelmsford station with 4L91 0208 Trafford Park F.L.T. to Felixstowe Creek R.S. vice the normal North Terminal following a quite serious derailment at the entrance to North Terminal the previous week. The old long closed (and listed?) Chelmsford signal box sits above the station canopy looking in quite an unkempt state.
The 6E20 22:46 Llanwern Exchange Sidings to Immingham Sorting Sidings coil headed by DB Schenker 66008 meets the 07:26 First Trans-Pennine Cleethorpes to Manchester Airport service at the Keadby bridge, Althorpe on Saturday 16 August 2014.
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(UK): 69452&69472& 66170& 75066 With a Flat and Ballast wagons on the 66149 from Tergnier to Culmont Chalindrey.. at Versigny.
(F): Les BB 69452+69472 remorquait le 66149 venant de Tergnier pour Culmont Chalindrey composé de wagons trémies et de wagons plats à Versigny...
59th Street Bridge, recently renamed Edward Koch Bridge, in New York City has an extra lane on it's south side.
SBB Cargo's Class Re 6/6 11643 'Laufen' rumbles through Egerkingen with a train of loaded track cradles having not long set off from the SBB Infrastructure facility at nearby Hägendorf.
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Pont de Normandie (Bridge of Normandy), or as our family know it, the scary bridge, at the mouth of the river Seine, Normandy, France 2008.
Its total length is 2143.21 m (856 m between the two piers).
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