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VIRTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY. I'm learning Unreal Engine and decided to merge all my passion together. Using mainly Unreal to build environement for presentation purpose, I will virtual snapshots during the process to show my progress.
It’s crazy the things you can see when you're not looking for them. I had just arrived in Whitefish for a day of railfanning and stopped to grab a coffee from McDonalds. While sitting in the drive-thru line I saw truck after truck laden with heavy machinery pass by headed south on Highway 93. To my great surprise the final truck in the convoy was hauling a Great Northern Snow Dozer, yes a snow dozer. I grabbed my coffee and pursued the convoy to Columbia Falls knowing this was a once and a lifetime opportunity to grab some shots. I got this shot at the town pump just west of Columbia Falls where the convoy stopped for fuel.
I used a Tattered Angels mask and some glimmer mist for the background, tore some edges of some scraps, inked and voila! Another layout done.
This photograph was taken by Brian R Andrews of Killingworth, NSW. Brian worked for 20 years as a Draftsman for Coal & Allied Industries Limited. This photograph is part of Brian's private collection. Brian has kindly given Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia, access to his collection and allowed us to publish the images. It was scanned by John Newland.
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CSX loaded aggregate train is seen eastbound on the Shenandoah Sub crossing the Potomac River at Heapers Ferry. 3027 (ES44AH) and 5003 (AC6000CW) haul 44 loaded hoppers.
Harpers Ferry, WV, USA, 10/9/14
3D-ness.....ok....folded ribbon, foam lifted birds, and top photo also raised with foam. This was a fun one, really like the results.
We buy at least one new Christmas book every year and I package them up advent style to read one per night in December. This is one of my favourite Christmas books from childhood.
Journalling reads:
Tasha Tudor’s ‘A Book of Christmas’ is eveything that Christmas was to me as a child. It has surprises and secrets. A proper paper advent calendar. And a richly decorated pop-up tree. I love the traditional illustrations with so many tiny details that you can spend hours looking at it. I love that it looks at Christmas from a somewhat multicultural, religious and non-relgious background. And as a child I loved that it was a pop-up and interactive. I loaned my original copy out in 1995 when I was at Teacher’s College and was devastated when it wasn’t returned. Then I was elated to find a replacement at the Berry Markets one Sunday morning a few years later just in time for Merenia’s first Christmas.
The story of my middle child's first stitches on her baby brother's 1st birthday...isn't that how it always goes???
View of the Coal Loading area in Portbury showing the loading shovels about to commence work and load our train.
a pretty direct lift of an Ali Edwards page...been waiting on just the right thing to do with this photo & this seemed to fit! so thrilled to be getting layouts done - i've missed this. :)
love this one
journaling reads
mothers day 2001 - mom really
didn't feel well. so she didn't want to get out of bed to get her picture taken.
so me and my daughter karilee just jumped into bed with her. we got to giggling so much mother's day turned out good after all. and this is one of my fav. pictures
cricut fancy frames
American alphabet
flower shop
Some homeys load the machine gun which I fired at the shooting range just outside of phnom penh. 1997.
The backs of buildings are often so much more interesting than the fronts. I just liked the tones here.
Fordson Major based Malcom Moore cable operated loader with a crane attachment. Terowie South Australia
I re-learned how to use the calendar feature by accident and the fact that Storybook Creator 4 can insert a calendar that you can fill with pictures...holy cow, this was a two hour project to do 3 pages rather than 2-day 8-hours hair-pulling experience.
I could have got all the pictures in the little calendar square if I made colleges of the days I did multiple pages to get it all on one page, but I like what I made so much on the page, it will be the cover or the front page of the 2013 Picture of the day Album. LOAD 215 gave me such a start on that!
Local Band Big Loader played in Comans of Tipperary Town on Saturday the 13th. Some shots from the night taken with a low shutter speed ranging from 1" in nightmode to roughly 3" using Bulb in Manual
(first real attempt at HDR)
Check here for more info on the band www.facebook.com/bigloader
EMS and Fire personnel load a patient into a Mercy Flight ship for transport to Erie County Medical Center.
Part of the force’s role is to escort abnormal loads across the road and motorway networks.
Earlier this month we assisted with the movement of a bridge section.
GMP officer took over from our Cheshire colleagues and escorted the load to the Yorkshire border.
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A typical scene on the Bord na Mona Blackwater system in May 1988, with a pair of Hunslet Wagonmasters each in charge of well loaded trains of peat, and another one just visible in the distance.
Taken from a badly deteriorated slide which I've tried to rescue.
Not something you see very often but this is the second time in a few weeks I have seen lorries like this!!! Presume they are now coming back :-)
Apologies for the reflection in the photo but this was a very quick shot from my bedroom window.
Also apologies for not commenting much recently, things just a bit exhausting here at the moment.