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This is an infra-red image taken in the 1980s. Not printed originally as it looked a too-unprintable negative ! But I got this by scanning and working on it. InitialIy I forgot to tweak it to black and white* so it had a strange hue to it .. which I actually quite liked. Of course it looks menacing and bleak but it actually was like that ( near Folkestone, Kent ) and it was the way I hoped it would come out. Nuclear waste ??
* I've now converted it to B&W and it's enhanced the grainyness of the image. Which I like even more :-)
Abandoned site of Continental Tire Factoy in Hannover Germany.
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Extreme Urban exploration with Bulsti.
The 'Fallout Serial' is an homage to this great german shortfilm:
It's called TAG 26 [Day 26] and you can watch an excerpt here...
TAG 26 at english Wikipedia.
No.37604 heads 7C21 away from Nethertown station.
Whatever one's opinion on the reprocessing and burial of nuclear waste it certainly creates an interesting rail scene around West Cumbria.
'When we look up at night and view the stars, everything we see is shinning because of distant nuclear fusion'
Whilst looking back over some of my astro images I came across this one and probably one of my favourites - The milky way above the coastguards hut at Hengistbury Head.
It was so clear, perfect for the magic of the night.
88001 "Revolution" and 68006 "Daring" with a Berkeley to Crewe working at Stagholt,near Stonehouse - 15.7.21.
Probably spelled that wrong but don't particularly care enough to look it up...practicing editing...sucking at it so far, but I'll get it...eventually..
En medio de la guerra y la amenaza nuclear un amanecer como este nos puede recordar a cómo sería una explosión. El efecto omega es el causante de ese amanecer en forma de seta que recuerda a una bomba nuclear.
Enmig de la guerra i l'amenaça nuclear una alba com aquest ens pot recordar a com seria una explosió. L'efecte omega és el causant d'aqueixa alba en forma de bolet que recorda una bomba nuclear.
In the midst of war and nuclear threat a sunrise like this can remind us of what an explosion would look like. The omega effect is the cause of this mushroom-shaped sunrise reminiscent of a nuclear bomb.
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La Central nuclear José Cabrera (más conocida como Zorita) fue la primera central nuclear construida en España, situada junto al río Tajo.
Cubetas virtuales nucleares
The José Cabrera Nuclear Power Station (better known as Zorita) was the first nuclear plant built in Spain, next to the River Tajo.
A nuclear sub model I built for a school project. For more check out www.mocpages.com/home.php/24639
No, not some experimental car from Ford, this decal is on the side of a AIM-26A Falcon missle.
The AIM-26A was the only guided U.S. air-to-air weapon with a nuclear warhead, and were retired in 1972. Sweden also used these, and retired theirs in the early 1990's.
NS 1199 Had the honors of taking a nuclear waste train off the NS Brooklyn Dist. and onto the UP after a night layover in A&S with active guards around the train, here the train is curving into New Haven, MO as it passes by a grain silo looking over what I assume was a shop now someone’s residence while UP SESSV 21 sneaks through the small town
Rapallo seascape taken from Montallegro hill in a heavy cloudy day. It looks like a nuclear bomb exploded over the Gulf!
Digitally developed from a single RAW file with RawTherapee and enhanced with GIMP.
The Nuneaton - Leicester line doesn't often see nuclear flask traffic. For this Crewe - Shirebrook move, I must say I could have thought of several apparently shorter routes, but here it is on its way via Leicester, with 66301, the FNA presumably for some fettling (it was made at Shirebrook). Narborough Station looks on with blank eyes.
Tutto è energia e questo è tutto quello che esiste. Sintonizzati alla frequenza della realtà che desideri e non potrai fare a meno di ottenere quella realtà
(Albert Einstein)
Everything is energy and that's all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot help but get that reality. It can be no other way.
Der skandalträchtige Nuklearkomplex Sellafield, der u. a. eine Wiederaufbereitungsanlage und ein Atomkraftwerk beherbergt, beschert der Cumbrian Coast im äußersten Nordwesten Englands neben der Verklappung radioaktiver Stoffe ins Meer vor der Haustür auch einen regelmäßigen Güterverkehr, den Direct Rail Services mit klassischen Dieselloks der Reihen 20, 37 und 47/57 erbringt. So kann man wenigstens als Eisenbahnfotograf, der nicht dauerhaft dort leben muss, der ganzen Sache etwas Positives abgewinnen...
Neben den Leistungen, die die "Atomfabrik" südwärts in Richtung Barrow-in-Furness und Crewe verlassen, gibt es auch Züge, die den nördlichen Weg via Whitehaven und Carlisle nehmen. Ein solcher war am Abend des 1. September 2015 als DRS 19.31 Sellafield - Carlisle Kingmoor eingelegt.
Für ihn bezogen Jan und ich auf einer äußerst zugigen Klippe südlich von St. Bees Stellung, wo die tief stehende Sonne, die hier bis zum Untergang über der Irischen See mehr schlecht als recht versuchte, das Warten bei der steifen Briese etwas angenehmer zu gestalten, den "Nuclear flask train" mit Class 57 012 und 010 an der Spitze letztlich in ein traumhaftes Licht tauchte. Da hatte sich das Ausharren doch gelohnt! :)
P.S.: Die Kamera-Uhr stand auf Mitteleuropäischer Sommerzeit. Korrekte Ortszeit war 19:46 Uhr... ;)
20100726_2892_1D3-600 Lunar Nuclear Mushroom
Full moon rising at 5:36pm today (26/07/10). From New Brighton beach. A layer of fog near the horizon distorted the moon more than normal atmospheric distortion. 600mm f/4 lens
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A NWS Womba-Tank is engulfed in a massive nuclear payload attack by Shiryoku. If the Wombats weren't dead already, this might just have done them in . .
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Rise and Fall of the Undead:
They say it's true
You've heard it said
You can't kill something
Already dead.
Well that's nonsense.
Yes, I call bluff!
There's tons of ways,
if you're good enough.
Show us your trick,
technique, or tool
To kill those wombats
And make it cool.
When they return
Not quite alive,
Fight til they're gone
Or DA5.
(Written by CSM VAkkron)