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The aftermath of the accident in the early hours of Saturday 1 March 2008 where containers, shed by a northbound Freightliner (4S83) lie scattered all over the permanent way. This view is looking north with Hardendale Sidings in the foreground and the main lines to the left. On the extreme left of the picture a buckled OLE support stanchion can be seen.
The RAIB established the cause to be the spigots on FEA flats that did not comply with UIC standards - combined of course with strong winds. Freight operators were advised to review the use of the spigots and consider mitigation of risk in high winds. It appears that little - if anything - changed, as the incident has been repeated several times since, including one seven years later, where a box was blown off a train just down the track from here at Scout Green .
A motmot that serves as a lesson to observers in highlighting the wonders of the neotropics. Birding Paradise.
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I copied this freehand and did not trace it. Based on what I'd learned from my other art class, I used FireAlpaca's line template to draw a grid on the drawing itself, and then drew a grid on my paper and went off that. Unfortunately the proportions wound up incorrect and the line of sight wound up a bit off but I think it turned out decently anyhow.
this young mother, holding her baby while they waited in a long line for the pharmacy at a mobile health clinic in northeast india, truly defined what it is to simply radiate joy.
it is a never-ending lesson for me in these places...if those in the most dire circumstances are capable of this much effortless joy, so should i be, in the land of plenty.
sb800's left and right. Left at 1/2 pwr right at 1/8. Processed skin in PS with a little dodge and burn on the rest of the image.
Lesson's Motmot - Momotus lessonii lessonii - Диадемовый момот
Los Tarrales Natural Reserve, Patulul, Suchitepéquez Department, Guatemala‎, 11/06/2021
The lesson would be to short without the ancre.She needs to practice cause beating gravity 's not easy.
I remember piano lessons
The hours in freezing rooms
Cruel ears and tiny hands
Destroying timeless tunes
She said there's too much out there
Too much already said
You'd better give up hoping
You're better off in bed
You don't need much to speak of
No class, no wit, no soul
Forget your own agenda
Get ready to be sold
I feel now like Christine Keeler
Sleepwaking in the rain
I didn't mean to lose direction
I didn't want that kind of fame
And even though I got it all now
My only stupid dream
See you and me together
And how it should have been
I remember piano lessons
Now everything seems clear
You waiting under streetlights
For dreams to disappear.
S. Wilson
A pile of broken coupler knuckles, under the trainmaster's office window, bears witness to the challenge of moving tonnage trains over undulating territory.
We've enrolled Otto in singing lessons. He's been wanting this since he was tiny. So this video was taken during his very first lesson. I think he has talent, don't you? Seems a natural to me.
See, Daisy darling? Several bites in....and your lipstick is still intact. And don't worry...I'll make sure you get lots and LOTS of practice from here on out. 😊
Zone VI ultralight 4x5
Caltar II-N MC 150mm 5.6
f/28 1/8
Ilford HP5+ (320)
Pyrocat-HD 1+1+100 15mins 20c
Epson V850
Well, I tried.
When my voice grows strident,
When I feel important--
I'm reminded of the kindness
And where I'd be without it.
I'm learning my lessons
It may take me a lifetime.
Give me strength to justify my being,
And show someone the kindness shown to me.
Todd Rundgren
First time developing my own film. Quarantine was a great opportunity to learn i guess. Pretty pleased with the results. This frame and some others didn’t receive enough developer due to loading the film with a little water in my hand da, causing the film to stick in places, not allowing the developer to properly process the frame. With that said I love this shot blemish and all.
Shot on Rollei Retro 400s with a Voigtländer VSL1 and Takumar 35/3.5.
D76 1:1 20c 10.5min
the first session I have done with my little Grace since she 'accidently" chopped off her hair..yes..you heard right! lol She got a round brush tangled in the side and her independant 6 yr old problem solving was to simply "cut it out" and no one would be the wiser! eek! soooo....pixie cut it was..there were tears..mostly mine, but we both have learned a very valuable lesson...to look beyond the outside and to the inside, she is beautiful no matter what...and meanwhile..it grows...
So here's the light painting fail I've been talking about in the last few photos. It's not horrible, but it didn't turn out how I imagined it. (It's possible that nothing turns out like I imagine, and that's been true so far, but I'm always trying to get as close as I can) My test shot was a little over exposed, and I went to far trying to compensate for that. (the spiral, along with the whole scene isn't bight enough) Every fail is a lesson learned in my eyes, so it wasn't all for nothing. We've had some rain, and more of the snow is gone from the lake, so I'll have to come up with a new way to make a spiral and try again.