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An unidentified Virgin East Coast class 91 propels a London bound service over Durham viaduct on the afternoon of Sunday 3rd July.
With the classic view of the viaduct from Wharton Park is now almost completely obscured by trees it now seems to be a better option to photograph trains from the city side of the viaduct. The terraced streets below provide a number of opportunities for an interesting shot.
Number 50, a green 1929 Riley Brooklands - UU 9454 - entered by Tom Richardson, seen at Monklands Sporting Car Club's Forrestburn Speed Hill Climb August 2013.
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7 Days of Shooting - Week #19 (w/b 12th November) Numbers: This week we are looking for numbers. That's numerics please, not a number of items. From 0 to infinity ... that gives you plenty of scope :)
Another photo from the way back archives taken with that first little point and shoot digital camera.
Amtrak train number 6, the eastbound California Zephyr pulls to a stop adjacent the former Rio Grande depot in Grand Junction as the head end crews swap and brief on the platform. Sitting adjacent in the west yard is the BNSF local power consisting of a Heritage II painted GP60M. The yellow brick tile roof building at right is a former D&RGW office building that is surprisingly young, having been built in 1950 in a style and color to match the 1906 Union Station that sits just to the west blocked by the Zephyr. The long empty station is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and it and this office are being restored to anchor a redevelopment project in the historic lower downtown area. To learn more check out this link: www.gjunionstation.com/
Grand Junction, Colorado
Sunday April 13, 2008
My third and final artist was drawing one of the domes of the ‘Port of Liverpool Building’. This image isn’t quite as exciting as the other two as the background is boring; I couldn’t choose where the artists sat…!
Female Osprey on her nest on channel marker number 7. We pass this marker coming in and out of our marina.
We had a clear day Saturday and in the evening, we went out with friends and anchored in the Severn River and had a picnic dinner. It was delightful. We got back just as it was getting to be fully dark.
Do view large to see that stare!
Number 81 for 122 Pictures in 2022: Public Art
One of many superb works of art under the flyover in Bournemouth. See the website here upsidegallery.co.uk/
From yesterday, this house which lies next to Bournemouth Gardens caught my eye (I like the deco shape), and lovely autumnal trees!
Bournemouth 18.09.2019
Couldn't resist doing this one - that sunflower was destined to be a litle star and it reminds me of being overly tall when I was a child ;-)
Original here: www.flickr.com/photos/marfan/4950787432/
the overnight North Star between Chicago and Duluth crossed the Mississippi River departing Minneapolis at 820 AM on April 20 1981 on what was the old Northern Pacific double track passenger line Third Terminal Subdivision between 35th Ave in Northtown and 1st Street North in Minneapolis. It later became part of the Burlington Northern Minnesota Division Fifth Subdivision and was used by Amtrak as a through route until April, 1981 when their trains to Midway Station were rerouted via Park Junction.
Glyptostrobus pensilis
accession number 31291-X
US National Arboretum
This tree was grown from seed collected by D.C. Shen in 1968 from trees in the New Territories of Hong Kong. Those trees had been collected in the wild in China's Guang Dung province 300 years before and planted in Hong Kong by immigrants. The trees from which the seeds came are up to 55' tall and measure 24" DBH, exhibiting a slow rate of growth. (DBH is a standard arborist term meaning 'diameter at breast height'; breast height is defined as 1.35m/4.5 ft above the ground)
Source information about most Arboretum plants is available in the Arboretum Botaical Explorer (ABE) app and on the Arboretum web site at www.usna.usda.gov/abe/
CSXT 1 Leads Q514 out of Waycross on a cool February Afternoon. Rumor has it this engine has been renumbered to accommodate a repainted F40 that now sports the number 1 position on the roster.
The number 17 is often indicated as being a lucky number. While my birthday falls on a 17th, I don't think it has brought me extra luck, but maybe I just don't know. What it means in these skiffs I have no idea.
This car was one of the vehicles on display at the Heritage Motor Centre's Roadshow at the Coys International Historic Festival meeting at Silverstone in July 1995. Known as 'Old Number One', it's not the first MG to be built, but apparently it's the first one to be built with the purpose of competing in motor sports events. The Morris Cowley bullnose origin of the car is evident and you can read here the MG Owners' Club story of the car.
When the British Leyland Motor Corporation was set up in 1968 it was decided to find out how many old vehicles were held by the various companies which were part of the new Corporation. Nearly 100 were found and in 1975 Leyland Historic Vehicles was formed to maintain this fleet of vehicles. The British Motor Heritage Trust was formed in 1983 which then led to the Heritage Motor Centre museum at Gaydon being opened in 1993. In 2000 the trust expanded to include the whole of the British motor industry and the museum now has a collection of nearly 300 vehicles, and after a major refurbishment in 2015/16 it reopened as the British Motor Museum.
I finally managed to get out with my camera yesterday for the first time in nearly a month. For a while now I've been wanting a shot of 'the batman building' as everyone refers to it as, but on of the whole building. Whenever you see this building you always see a shot looking upwards - in fact similar to my last post (Number 7).
The problem is to get all of the building without all the surrounding buildings you need to be around 10mm and the distortion on the verticals then becomes extreme - which is sometimes ok - but not in this case. So I went about this shoot like my recent shot of Canary Wharf shot - stitching two heavily vertically corrected landscape shots together as a vertorama - the result was then cropped square for isolation - the surrounding buildings are just out of frame. Its taken a lot of processing but its what I've had in my mind for a while. No long exposure this time, the security guards were on the prowl so didn't have time to setup properly.
Technical Details
2 shots
Nikon D300
Sigma 10-20mm @10mm
ISO 200
F7.1
1/200 second
Lightroom (vertical corrections), CS5 stitching, Silver Efex Pro
I'd just like to wish all my contacts a very happy New Year too - I hope you all have a successful one
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Posso ter mais 100 novas dolls, mas pra mim o Jun sempre vai ser o número 1. Ele é perfeito do jeitinho que é e tenho um carinho mt grande por ele, já estava sentindo falta de fotinhos dele por aqui, então resolvi matar a saudade. x)
Jun: Me senti amado agora... u.u"