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Uno de los nuevos Mercedes-Benz O530 Citaro C2 NGT de GNC (4684), carrozados por Evobus, de EMT Madrid, que lleva poco tiempo en servicio. La diferencia principal con los otros Citaro que entraron hace meses, es que estos cuentan con el panel de LED´s blanco. Realizando un servicio de la línea 64 por Cuatro Caminos. 17/11/2017.
The leader on UP Train AASFX 17 is a recently repainted C44-9W. Unfortunately, prior to 1-9-2018, this engine was known as CNW 8646, and was one of the final pair of Chicago & North Western locomotives on the UP Roster. Fortunately, I was able to shoot the unit on multiple occasions over the past 13 years in several different locations, but it's still a shame they're gone.
To the right is one of the few remaining GRS Type L Signals on the UP System. It appears to have a somewhat certain future since it was retrofitted with LED's a couple years ago, and was the only signal at either end of the siding here on the UP Sedalia Sub. that wasn't replaced with new ones.
Why, I don't know, but I'm thankful this lucky signal survives.
Locomotives: UP 9750, UP 4528, UP 7442
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Vauxhall Corsa VN09 KVU.
As far as i know this is the only Corsa in the fleet,it is used by the Safer community team/pcso's. Interestingly it has a double set of LED's in the grill as this vehicle rarely does grade 1 jobs.
I'm also thinking it is ex demonstrator?? as it is not Northamptonshire registered and it has only been around a few months.
The Wilshire Grand Center and the Hotel Intercontinental in Downtown Los Angeles shine bright. The addition of these LED's to the skyline has come with mixed reviews. The Korean Air symbol shines so bright thats it's border-line obnoxious. The LED light wall, that goes down the stairwell, is much classier and compliments the skyline nicely.
I love the light in this picture: green LED’s light up the US lab module, warmer evening lights in Node-2, and the light reflected on Earth by the Sun projects on the ceiling. Not sure what Shane was taking a picture of, but it was in daylight!
Pour garder le rythme (et repère !) jour/nuit comme sur Terre, même si les levers et couchers de soleil se succèdent bien sûr 24h/24 sur la Station, on adapte l'éclairage en soirée : LED vertes dans le laboratoire américain, lumière tamisée du Node 2 au fond… et lueur éclatante du ☀, reflété par la planète et qui éclabousse Shane et le plafond depuis le hublot ! Je suis curieux de voir ce qu’il était en train de prendre en photo pendant ce survol...
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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Just finished up this beast. The Erie Lackawanna has been reincarnated in 1/87th scale. Athearn SD45-2, renumbered full sound and working LED's.
OK, it's another metal type shot, but it's kind of a 'tools of my trade' composition, and the title seemed to fit. Taken on top of my macbook, with my LED torch in shot (which incidentally has 6 LED's in it)
HMM! Theme: Six
Believe it or not, but none of the components are powered...
A green laser beam hits the LED's from the right while a desk lamp is responsible for the white light from the top.
The parts lie on a plexiglas panel and there is a red printed circuit board (PCB) underneath.
The biggest LED's are 10 mm in diameter while the smaller one are 5 mm.
I've always been amazed at just how bright some birds eyes are. It's almost as if they have LED's in their eyes.:-)
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Swedish Rc locomotives. Color schemes from various periods of operation... All three have identical motorisation: A 4channel Lego Powered Up technic hub with 2* train motors and 2*LED:s. #88012 #88011 #88005
Experiment with some LED's I've had for a while (and completely forgot about until I wondered what I put in that box).
Sometimes, when there's a knotty problem, X-Genius himself gets dirty! He likes to do it and he wishes it could happen more often! This is one of those cases: that turbine is giving a lot of trouble, even to X-Genius. That landspeeder is a real piece of junk! Luckily, they are pimping it!
I tried at least three different versions of the turbine, but I ended up using Larry Lars's one (absolutely brilliant, imho) with some modifications.
As for the photo: it was a nightmare, it really was! It took me more than a hour for the setup. I am not used to so long sessions, just for a single photo. Once again I used the Metz Mecalight for the light from beneath and a Lifelites led for the welding machine light. I didn't manage to fix that damned led in the right position and I swear, I was about to give up. Eventually, it was almost midnight, I did it!
By the way, the led's wire is hidden by the jawa in the foreground... So, that's the result. Hope you like it!
P.S. A second after I uploaded the photo to Flickr, I realized that under General Grievous' right feet you can see a 1x1 round plate that I had to use to rotate him through the right angle... AAARGH!!! Sorry guys, I'm not going to reshoot it! ;-)
Just one of many LED s in a string of Christmas lights along with its reflections in the 2 layers of double glazing just behind it.
Holiday Lights for Macro Mondays
Having a little clear out on the hard drive and found this from an old farmhouse thats now gone. Was showing the whole long exposure thing to a fellow explorers daughter on a quick detour visit. Must admit that kitchen wasnt the best place to swing a few led's about!
Hi there!
This is probably my biggest and most detailled MOC since I started Flickr four years ago. The roof technique the food shop is from Andrew Somers (Check out his build, note added in the photo!) The water (glass) technique is from Joseph Z. (Checkout his build too, note added in the photo! :)) Besides that everything in this build is my own design. I did modify Andrew's roof design a bit ;) The build is illuminated by different LED's Oh and please check out my Instagram too! For behind the scenes, updates and more! (www.instagram.com/eddy_plu/)
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DRS class 37 038 propelling 1Q47 Derby RTC - Carlisle test train with 37 218 through Red Bank. May 15th 2019.
37 038 was a product of Vulcan foundry and originally built with split headcode boxes. After all the sub classes were developed 37 038 appears to have the plated over front nose, removal of buffer skirts and roof mounted horns plus all the componants required for todays railways, OTMR, GSMR, Wi Pac LED's, headlight and no doubt a lot more but minus its boiler lol.
Enjoying the macro LP theme this week. so many ideas i just carnt get to work just yet .... mirror and live view used for focus on spin plus long arms to adjust... couldnt bring myself to give it my usual wide crop.
This is a picture of my first personal computer that I built from scratch. This is the glowing inside... Yeah it's nerdy, but hey it's original. You can see better detail of what's inside the case in this photo with the neon lights off.
I actually own two cases like this, one is a server (Windows SBS 2003) and runs an AMD 3000 CPU, and the other newer machine is my personal workstation and has a new Dual Core AMD CPU.
There are two cold cathode tubes, with UV reflective cables, and cable wrapping. The blue cables are either SATA or Parallel ATA cables, and the green cables are either power or misc connections.
There are also fans that have blue LED's in them, and the CPU cooler from Zalman has a blue LED in it as well. I also have memory head spreaders with blue LED's on them, and green UV PCI protectors on the open PCI slots.
NOTE: This photo made it into Flickr's 'Explore" as one of the top five hundred most interesting photos on a particular day. You can see all of my photo's that have made it into the Flickr Explore pages here.
RAW Conversion using Capture One. No Photoshop processing.
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I went out the other night to the Cat's Eye Pub in Fells Point and there was this great band playing there called Bad Neighbors. While i did get some good shots of the actual band, I happened to get this shot as well.
I thought I had something when i was shooting, but did not realize what i had until i got it onto the big screen. Lights, Led's and neon.....what more can you ask for.
Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Rosenbauer Volvo FE Technical Rescue Unit. Seen here positioned in the rear yard of Ashton Fire Station. With thanks to the crews for their time and positioning the appliances for photographs.
Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Mercedes Sprinter Technical Rescue Unit. Seen here positioned in the rear yard of Ashton Fire Station. With thanks to the crews for their time and positioning the appliances for photographs.
I shot this with an iPhone 6s Plus at the recent Winter Lights Festival in Canary Wharf, London
It's a light art and sound installation comprising of 30,000 LED's connected to an EEG sensor attached to the volunteer's head to measure their brainwaves. The sound and light display is controlled by the person, amazing to watch!
What makes this even more unique for me is the person stood in the shot with the EEG attached is a light painter, James Bear! He was 'tripping' for ages after this experience!
Thanks to Octopus777fish for letting me have a couple of his shots from last nights MCDP expo. Taken in the Glass creek drain. I was at home.
Making of video-
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Perhaps the closest figure in Western mythology to the modern mad scientist was Daedalus, creator of the labyrinth, who was then imprisoned by King Minos. To escape, he invented two pairs of wings made from feathers and beeswax, one for himself and the other for his son Icarus. While Daedalus himself managed to fly to safety, Icarus flew too close to the sun, which melted the wax of his wings, casting him down into the sea below.