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When local traffic is light you can shoot from the center of the street to get a straight on shot of First United Methodist church.
Local Farmland, I am stood on the Bridgewater Canal Tow Path, this area is great for birds sadly they a building on the other side of the little brook, top right of photo.
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CSXT 363 leads local train L212 westbound out of the yard in Clifton Forge, as it begins to pull west toward Hinton.
EMDX 798 and BNSF 2927 have come out of Rice's Point yard bound for the elevators and customers in the Port of Duluth.
In the midst of a COVID lockdown here in Sydney I've been exploring my local area while getting some exercise. This was a misty morning at Berry's Creek near Wollstonecraft station. Shot on Eora nation land.
This weeks theme = Local wildlife.
You can't get more local than this!
I'm not sure what type of bird it is, but for the last 3 weeks it has been attacking it's reflection in our living room window. Tap tap tap tap tap...... gets a bit annoying..
Railyard Plaza late afternoon on the Summer Solstice
It was the hottest day of the year so far, no doubt, in the nineties.
Kinda bench-like, right? HBM!
This little tree is 50 yards from my front door so when a blizzard hit this morning, it was easy to jump out and grab this shot
Lenticular clouds like these generally precede storm systems. As I write this the Midwest is preparing for a significant winter weather system on the heels of this atmospheric condition. With the downward slope into the high plains Lafeyette, and Broomfield are situated close enough to the foot of the front range to catch that open notch of sun when it comes through the open edge of the clouds over the mountains. What is left is this intense spotlight for 30 minutes to an hour in this case close as we are to the solstice after 3:45 when the light becomes that warm gold and its intensity just like a summer thunderstorm darkens the sky behind. Great stage light for our actors to display their act, up next the drop after dark. These lenticular shelf’s will hang out all day, a signal to go find a subject. I really enjoy the Buck Wheat, it’s at the heart of the whole play, without these short lines and branches mainline action simply would not exist.
Our local eagles are spending a lot of time reestablishing their presence at the nest. Breeding season is upon us.
This guy takes a stroll between spots pretty much every day. :D Among people! It's a fun thing to witness, that's for sure, hehe.
On arriving in Lesotho, the world's highest country, we were warmly greeted by villagers including these smiling children in their traditional Basotho blankets.
This is a departure from my usual landscape stuff, what do you think?
Local historian, he collects every bit of written history that comes in his way! A true gold mine when questions arise..
"Notice: The background has been blurred in PS. Not to remove some object, insted I blurred it to remove noise built upp by the scanner... It tends to search to deep after details in large gray parts of pictures."
6880 'Betton Grange" passing Tanygarth cottage in the stunning Dee Valley with a Ruabon to Barmouth local.
Taken during a TLE charter.
Montana Rail Link SD70ACe No. 4308 and SD45 No. 382 near Perma returning from Thompson Falls to Missoula. 27 August 2009.
Have been looking at some of this years files,and found some sky moods that have not been worked.This was already mostly B&W so I have worked on it as a B&W.
Vehículo de Urbanismo y Medio Ambiente perteneciente a la Policía Local de Ortigeira
Modelo: Nissan Terrano
Matriculado: Marzo de 2007
Foto propia.
Wisconsin Central's L5150 local out of Schiller Park was pulling off of the interchange with the EJ&E after delivering some traffic to the J at Leithton back in 1998.
A nice Wisconsin Central GP30 was the motive power, which of course had been through here countless times before as a Soo Line motor.
I captured this image local to my home. Experimenting with different settings and POV at sunrise.
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My local weekly paper ran a full page spread featuring a selection of my work this week.
They kindly provided me with this PDF of the page.
A full page is a first for me, so well chuffed.
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( Featured in the Irvine Herald and Kilwinning Chronicle - April 19, 2013 )
Now having entered the Jefferson Canyon on their trip to Whitehall, MRL’s 844 Logan Local is consisted on just 3 cars and their two units on that Thursday
the dog and I went to the local nature park for a walk decided to bring the camera this is was my favorite capture (besides the ones my dog... of course)
CSXT Middleboro based local B727 (now officially known as L007) led by GP40-2 6237 (blt. Feb. 1979 as BO 4335 in Chessie System paint) and two sisters is switching the busy New England Waste Disposal transfer station on the Myles Standish Industrial Lead. This branch is accessed from Attleboro Junction at MP 8.6 on the Middleboro Secondary a bit over a half mile behind me here.
The Middleboro Sub is strange in that it is owned by MassDOT and dispatched and maintained by Mass Coastal, but CSX still operates it and serves the customers as the direct corporate successor of CR, PC, NH, and all the way back to the Old Colony Railroad. In fact this particular segment of line here on the Myles Standish was opened in 1836 by OCRR predecessor Taunton Branch Railroad making it one of the oldest rail routes in New England. Becoming a mainline for the Old Colony it survived as a secondary through route under New Haven aegis seeing its last passenger train pass shortly before the connection with the shoreline was severed at Mansfield in 1955 to make way for a highway grade separation project.. The tracks into Mansfield center lasted until about 1966 for freight service served from this end, but then were abandoned leaving only the present 1.5 mile stub still in use today up to the large industrial park.
Taunton, Massachusetts
Tuesday March 15, 2022