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The Brooklyn Bridge, as in my favorite place in New York City. So I haven't uploaded in a while, but now that basketball season's over, I'm not sick anymore and my homework load has trimmed down, I'm going to pick up my cameras again!
I was tagged by ev0luti0nary a while back...and so here are 10 facts about me...
1. I am French so I speak fluent French as well as English.
2. Basketball season is my favorite time of the year, despite it taking place during the wintertime.
3. I got a fish-eye lens for my Diana for christmas and I can't wait to finish my roll.
4. I've been so busy so I haven't been reading much but reading The Hunger Games Great Expectations is on my to-do list :D
5. It's been a year since I've quit digital cold turkey. Now I'm just enjoying all the analogue goodies!
6. I'm in the mood for crepes...
7. My knees are recovering from basketball season...I fall down get pushed around a lot.
8. I'm a huge hypocrite. I swear to hate photoshop, but I've always wanted to give levitation shots a try.
9. "Beautiful" by Christina Aguilera is my shower power theme song!
10. I play the piano, flute and ukulele. I also played on Carnegie Hall, because in 3rd grade I was a boss at the recorder.
If you were tagged, I'd like you to give a go at your own 10 facts!
A Herzog ballast train loads at Pipestone, MT on the old Homestake Pass route of the Northern Pacific.
Conductor Bryan checks the points and throws the switch to allow loads to ease downgrade towards Edgewater this AM.
SALs are, in many loading docks and foundries, indispensable to the Matoran and Agori. Nearly as tall as a Toa, and easily as strong, if not stronger, they can shift loads and support weights that would otherwise require teams of regular workers.
Sometimes you need to just drive around with no plans and see what you can find...
I love nights like this
Ore loads arrive in Proctor, seen rolling past the scale track. I'm not sure if the train actually gets weighed or not here; but nonetheless is a cool scene. On this dreary morning, the train is led by three SD40 types - an IC leader and two BLE motors trailing.
In preparation for the Schkeuditz event this August, I planned a small lay-out consisting of a loading platform. It's now 4 baseplates long, so I am carefully confident that I'll finish it in time. I'm planning on doing most of the detailing irl, that's why the walls are quite plain now
a woman carries baskets across the ancient "pontoon" bridge - late afternoon - Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China
35mm negative, taken in 1946 and recording the loading of a new FMSR Class O4 steam locomotive onto a cargo ship
I feel like Cinderella - I'm an hour later than Pacific time! I'm not usually attached emotionally to my clothes, but these boots were special...;) TFL!
One of my favorite things on this page - the Scenic Route paper. Sniff.
The mighty Lloyd LT600, a handy vehicle for it's time and perhaps one of the first MPV's. With 19,5 hp, not much speed and excitement though.
This truck was hauling a single-axle trailer carrying an oversized load through Stayner, ON today. I saw it coming and jumped out of the car to grab a shot but forgot to turn on Steady Shot (turned off for table-top shots earlier) so it is a bit soft, and didn't have time to dial in Continuous Shooting to get try to avoid overlapping traffic. Not the shot I was hoping for, but not a total bust.
Indiana Southern loads cars for Indianapolis Power and Light's Petersburg (IN) plant at various mines located on their own line, Indiana Rail Road, and Norfolk Southern. This 100-car train is departing Triad Mining's Log Creek operation south east of Oakland City, which at one time was Enos mine for the Algers, Winslow and Western railway.
I have had this film for about 10 years. I noticed how much the colour of the leader had changed. I have set the camera to expose this film at iso 50 to compensate for loss of sensitivity.
I am looking forward to seeing how the photographs turn out. I love the exitement of not knowing what film photographs will be like until they are developed. I will iuse this camera and film to make informal photographs mostly of my family and our friends.
With most of the train through the load out, it's almost ready for 2nd shift to take the train over for another rine to the plant.
A weapons load crew team from the 44th Aircraft Maintenance Unit work together to lift an AIM-9 Sidewinder missile onto an LAU-128 Missile launcher Jan. 5, 2015, during a quarterly weapons load competition on Kadena Air Base, Japan. The competition tests teams’ abilities to arm F-15 Eagles in a fast and safe manner. The competition was held between the 44th and 67th Aircraft Maintenance Units of the 18th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by Naoto Anazawa/Released)
Engineer Mark Steenwyk drops down the hill in The Trench with BNSF Train U EFVRLA0 17T just east of Union Station on the KCT East-West Corridor Main Track 2 with oil loads.
Locomotives: BNSF 6007, BNSF 6706, BNSF 7682
10-13-18
Kansas City, MO